The Nigerian Association of Technologists in Engineering (NATE), Ogun State chapter, has outlined plans to expand its digital skills training and innovation programs under the leadership of its newly elected chairman, Ogunwemimo Amos.

In a statement released on Sunday, NATE Ogun highlighted that Amos will focus on key areas such as capacity building, policy advocacy, and youth engagement to enhance the engineering technologist community in the state. The association emphasized that Amos’ leadership would build on the strong foundation set by his predecessors while introducing new initiatives aimed at fostering innovation and professional development within the sector.

“As the newly elected Chairman, Engr Ogunwemimo Amos brings a wealth of experience in the engineering sector, coupled with a passion for fostering innovation, professional growth, and collaboration within the technologist community in Ogun State,” the statement read.

With a career spanning over 16 years, Engr. Amos has made significant contributions to the field of Mechanical Engineering and has been actively involved in various technological initiatives in the region. The group expressed confidence that his leadership would steer the association toward new heights of achievement.

In his acceptance speech, Amos outlined his vision for strengthening NATE Ogun’s role in shaping the future of engineering in the state. He emphasized that his leadership would prioritize equipping members with advanced technical skills through workshops, conferences, and practical training programs.

“I am committed to ensuring that NATE Ogun remains a key player in policy discussions related to the engineering sector by fostering closer collaboration with government bodies and private sector stakeholders,” Amos stated.

Additionally, he stressed the importance of engaging young professionals and students, saying that mentorship and inclusion in NATE activities would be vital to securing the future of the profession. “The future of engineering in Ogun State lies in the hands of our youth, and we will work to ensure they are well-prepared to take on leadership roles in the sector,” he added.

Through these initiatives, Amos aims to position NATE Ogun as a leader in advancing the engineering profession and promoting technological innovation in the state.