Sanga Applauds Water Engineers' Conference Success

From: Ahmed Mustapha

The 8th International Water Conference has come to a close, and the National Chairman of Water Engineers of Nigeria, Engr. Joshua Titus Sanga, has expressed his heartfelt gratitude to God Almighty for the resounding success of the event. The conference, which brought together experts and stakeholders in the water sector, was a testament to the power of collaboration and innovation in addressing the challenges facing the industry.

Engr. Sanga extended his appreciation to the Hon Minister, Federal Ministry of Water Resources, Abuja, Nigeria, for their invaluable support and participation in the conference. The minister's presence and contributions undoubtedly enriched the discussions and outcomes of the event. The Governor of Benue State also received special mention for their role in making the conference a success.

The President of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) was also commended for their active involvement and support. The NSE's commitment to advancing the engineering profession and promoting excellence in the water sector was evident throughout the conference. Hon Commissioners and Heads of Federal and State Water Agencies were also recognized for their significant contributions.

The conference provided a platform for Fellows and Members of the Society and Institution to share knowledge, exchange ideas, and network with peers. Engr. Sanga acknowledged the crucial role played by these individuals in making the event a huge success. Their participation and engagement were instrumental in shaping the discussions and outcomes of the conference.

The success of the 8th International Water Conference is a testament to the dedication and hard work of the organizing committee and all stakeholders involved. Engr. Sanga's appreciation to all attendees and supporters underscores the importance of collaboration and partnership in achieving excellence in the water sector.

As the water engineering community looks to the future, the outcomes and recommendations from the conference will undoubtedly inform policy and practice, driving progress and innovation in the sector. The success of this event sets a high standard for future conferences and underscores the critical role that events like these play in advancing the water industry.

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