The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), at the weekend, urged its newly inducted members to work within the confines of the ethics of the association in discharge of their professional duties.

This  was directed at the 136 newly inducted corporate members during the 2015 annual dinner and induction  by the President of NSE, Otis Anyaeji, of the Ibadan branch, at  Jogor Centre, off Obafemi Awolowo Stadium, Ibadan.

Anjaeji encouraged the new inductees to continue to learn engineering work.

He said “engineering is a field that you have to continue to involve yourself more in studies and you have to seek mentorship. You have to relate with seniors, who will give you guidance on what are the conventions because engineering is not only about brilliance but about standard and procedures

“They have to continue to be ethical in all their activities because engineering is supposed to be the application of all the sciences. “  He said.

One of the recipients of the merit award for outstanding support, Mr Femi Babalola, who spoke with the Nigerian Tribune, on behalf of other awardees, commended the NSE, promising that they will continue to encourage the Ibadan branch of the NSE in its activities

“I have always been helping the younger ones in terms of employment and mentorship. I promise to do more,” he said.