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APWEN Rounds Off 5 Weeks Training for Female Engineers, Says More to come

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The Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria, APWEN Lagos Chapter has rounded off its five week AutoCAD training programme organised for female engineers, just as the Chairman, Engr Atinuke Wuraola Owolabi-Agbaje promises more capacity building trainings are coming, writes, Isqil Najim

The Programme, which ended on Saturday November 2nd 2024, was designed to equip female engineers with skills to compete in the industry.

Speaking at the event, Engr. Owolabi-Agbaje expressed her gratitude to participants and facilitators who contributed to the programme’s success. She pledged that more capacity-building initiatives will be organised.

“As you come to the end of the AutoCAD Training Cohort 1, we want to extend our heartfelt congratulations to each of you for your dedication, perseverance, and commitment to advancing your skills. You have embarked on a journey to master a vital tool in engineering, one that will enhance your precision, creativity, and efficiency in design and problem-solving.” she said

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“We are proud of our participants’ achievements and look forward to witnessing their continued growth and success,” she said. “APWEN Lagos will continue to provide opportunities for women engineers to excel and make significant contributions to society.”

To young engineers, “Your commitment to learning and skill-building represents the drive and ambition that will shape the future of our profession. You are setting the pace for innovation and progress, and your willingness to expand your expertise today will undoubtedly strengthen your impact on engineering and society tomorrow.”

Twenty-five female engineers, ranging from budding students to seasoned professionals, participated in the training.  

The Chairman extended heartfelt gratitude to the training facilitators, particularly Engr. Bolaji and his team from Infraserv Nigeria Limited, for their invaluable contributions. 

She also thank the members whose commitment to professional development enriches both their careers and their organizations.

“By deepening your expertise, you are equipping yourselves to drive excellence, streamline workflows, and foster innovation in your workplaces.” she said. 

She added that APWEN Lagos remains committed to supporting and empowering female engineers. By providing opportunities for skill development and networking, the organization aims to inspire the next generation of women leaders in the engineering field.

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“May this achievement inspire you to continue honing your expertise and contribute to a future where engineering excellence knows no bounds. Congratulations once again, and we look forward to witnessing the remarkable contributions you will make in shaping our profession and the world” She concluded. 
 
The highlight of the event was the presentation of award plaque by  the female engineers  to APWEN Lagos, in appreciation of the noble efforts of the leadership of the Chapter. The  award was received by the Chairman, Engr. Atinuke Wuraola Owolabi, 

We remain committed to supporting and equipping our female engineers with the skills and knowledge needed to excel on a global scale. Thank you for being part of this journey, we love and appreciate you all.

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