ACCESSIBILITY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
July 24, 2023ACCESSIBILITY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES: THE CHALLENGE FOR GOVERNMENT, ENGINEERS, AND RESEARCHERS (A Lecture delivered as the 6th edition of Engr Ifedayo Akintunde Annual Lecture of the Nigerian Society of Engineers, Oluyole Branch, on July 25, 2023). By Dr Ifeolu Omoniyi Akintunde Protocols. It is a real honour to address you all today on a […]
Read moreFUT Minna Gets Engineering Innovation Centre
December 2, 2022First step into building an Advanced Engineering Innovation Centre at Federal University of Technology, Minna. TEXT OF THE ADDRESS DELIVERED BY THE FORMER COORDINATOR, PROFESSOR ABIODUN MUSA AIBINU, ON THE OCCASION OF THE FORMAL COMMISSIONING OF ADVANCED ENGINEERING INNOVATION CENTRE (AEIC) HELD ON THURSDAY, 1ST DECEMBER 2022 AT INNOVATION CITY, MINNA 1. A few years […]
Read more21-STOREY LAGOS BUILDING COLLAPSE : An Expert shares Preliminary Opinion.
November 3, 2021From 2011 till date, NBRRI (The Nigerian Building and Road Research Institute) has taken all cases of Building collapse in the country in its stride and intervened decisively and responsibly to the satisfaction of professional requirements, stakeholders and the public. Every detail from design (including Subsoil investigation, foundation and structural design), construction and supervision, and […]
Read moreTechnology and Regulatory Perspectives on FAKE NEWS, MISINFORMATION, BELIEF SYSTEM & TRUTH
October 17, 2021Technology and Regulatory Perspectives on FAKE NEWS, MISINFORMATION, BELIEF SYSTEM & TRUTH by Titi Omo-Ettu Text of a speech at the 2021 October Seminar and Webinar to celebrate Nigeria’s 61st National Day Anniversary jointly sponsored by the Association of Nigerians in Lethbridge, the Ethnic Association of Southern Alberta, and the Soboyejo – TurningPoint Charity Foundation, […]
Read moreNigeria Gas Potentials by Engr. Wole Ogunsanya
October 14, 2021Nigeria Gas Potentials Existing and Emerging Opportunities for Engineers and Investors by Engr. Wole Ogunsanya . Engr Wole Ogunsanya on Nigeria Gas Potential at the 5th UNILAGFEAA Alumni Public Lecture . Discover a PLACE to be at YOUR OWN TIME . ← → x × Previous Next
Read more“DEPLOYING RENEWABLE ENERGY STRATEGIES for DECARBONISATION of NIGERIA’S ENERGY MIX: NEED for EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE.”
July 1, 2021“DEPLOYING RENEWABLE ENERGY STRATEGIES FOR DECARBONISATION OF NIGERIA’S ENERGY MIX: NEED FOR EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE” 45th Inaugural Lecture of Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi, Nigeria by Engr. Prof ADISA Ademola Bello FNIMechE, FNSE, FAEng “To this end the Federal Executive Committee in 2017 adopted a policy on provision of power. This policy which was drawn by […]
Read moreLocating ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY in Government Policy Framework for GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
June 26, 2021“LOCATING ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY IN GOVERNMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK FOR GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT” A 2021 ANNUAL LECTURE OF THE NIGERIAN ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING Delivered by ENGR. PROF. A. F. OGUNYE, D.Sc; FAEng. PAST PRESIDENT, NAE TO THE NIGERIAN ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING (NAE) LAGOS, NIGERIA JUNE 24, 2021 1. PREAMBLE It is my great privilege and pleasure […]
Read moreThe Nigerian Infrastructures Conundrum – The Missing Links
November 25, 2020Several parameters have been identified as requirement for the delivery of sustainable national infrastructures. These include a need definition which is focused, time calibrated, and based on priority. Objectives must be well defined and a funding system which considers the strategic development of indigenous resources is also critical. All the above must be complemented by […]
Read moreThe Role of Engineering Professionals in Rebuilding Nigeria’s Economy, Post COVID-19
August 25, 2020The Role of Engineering Professionals in Rebuilding Nigeria’s Economy, Post COVID-19 by Titi Omo-Ettu Text of a Speech delivered at the NSE, Lagos Branch, ONLINE 2020 ANNUAL PUBLIC LECTURES, AWARDS AND INDUCTION CEREMONY. Tuesday, August 25, 2020 OBSERVATIONS/INTRODUCTION I thank NSE, Lagos Branch especially my Chairman, Engr Dr Musliudeen Agoro, and for that matter Engr […]
Read moreCOVID-19 & The Nigerian Economy : The ENGINEERS’ PERSPECTIVE
May 9, 2020A video Conference Meeting Presentation to the N.I.E.E.E. on May 9, 2020 by Titi Omo-Ettu. . NIEEE MEETING PRESENTATION BY TITI OMO-ETTU 09052020 TEXT OF THE PRESENTATION Covid-19 & the Nigerian Economy: The Engineers’ Perspective by Titi Omo-Ettu FAEng, FNSE May 9, 2020 For me the responsibility of the ENGINEER is to solve human problems […]
Read moreNOTICE OF RESIGNATION OF APPOINTMENT
January 21, 2020Engr. Titi Omo-Ettu FAEng, FNSE. Odolegan Quarters, Ijebu-Ode Website: www.titiomoettu.com.ng; Email: titi@titiomoettu.com.ng Phone: 08023224572 January 20, 2020 The Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission u.f.s. Executive Vice-Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission, Aguiyi-Ironsi Avenue, Maitama, Abuja. Dear Sir, NOTICE OF RESIGNATION OF APPOINTMENT. With mixed feelings and gratitude to God Almighty and also to the Commission, I write to […]
Read morePROFESSIONALS in POLITICS: PANACEA for SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
December 14, 2019“We must be deliberate and methodical about development, it cannot be left to chance. And this is where our training as professionals will come in handy” “It is never about insisting you must have your way, but instead about considering the often-incompatible wishes and desires of large numbers of stakeholders and forging an acceptable course […]
Read moreSustainability-of-Family-Owned-Conglomerates-in-Nigeria by OJ Mbonu
June 20, 2019The Lecture Sustainability-of-Family-Owned-Conglomerates-in-Nigeria by Dr. OJ Mbonu is available at Sustainability of Family Owned Conglomerates in Nigeria OJ can be reached at ojmbonu@yahoo.com ← → x × Previous Next
Read moreDynamics of Requisite ICT Knowledge for Today’s Manager
August 9, 2018Dynamics of Requisite ICT Knowledge for Today’s Manager (Presented as the 8th Annual Management Lecture of Nigerian Institute of Management, Ile-Ife Branch on Thursday August 9, 2018) by titi omo-ettu and segun sorunke 1. INTRODUCTION I have no idea when the Nigerian Institute of Management commenced capacity development in InfoTech (IT) applications, but I remember […]
Read moreBEYOND TECHNOLOGY: Integrity, Ethical and Probity issues in Public Infrastructure Development
April 26, 2018BEYOND TECHNOLOGY: Integrity, Ethical and Probity issues in Public Infrastructure Development (A Speech delivered as the First Sina Egberongbe Memorial Lecture of the Nigerian Society of Engineers, Abeokuta Branch on Thursday April 26, 2018). by Titi Omo-Ettu, FAEng, FNSE Distinguished ladies and gentlemen, Our subject matter is someone who I know very well, someone who […]
Read moreDIGITAL ATHLETES, eGamers that will earn millions sitting behind the keyboard
April 6, 2018TECHNOLOGY/SCIENCE/ENGINEERING/BUSINESS When I mounted a pioneering effort in Internet evangelism in the mid-nineties, there were some things we read about but could not imagine thus making explanation rather difficult. Members of my faculty, however, all agreed that we should just sell the message that ‘with a future of the internet, everything is possible’. The way […]
Read moreTalking About “GENETIC FORTUNE TELLING”
March 23, 2018SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY/ENGINEERING One day, babies will get DNA report cards at birth. These reports will offer predictions about their chances of suffering a heart attack or cancer, of getting hooked on tobacco, and of being smarter than average. The science making these report cards possible has suddenly arrived, thanks to huge genetic studies—some involving more than […]
Read moreTECHNOLOGY :The evolving face of “Enhanced Cooperation”. What is next after WGEC2.0?
March 13, 2018RIGHT OF TECHNICAL OPINION The evolving face of “Enhanced Cooperation”. What is next after WGEC2.0? – by Jimson Olufuye Ordinarily when you review the phrase “Enhanced Cooperation”, it should reflect the etymology of the two words “enhanced” and “cooperation” to indicate that a measure of existing cooperation is being taken to the next level. Yes, […]
Read moreSQUARE HOLES AND ROUND PEGS
February 24, 2018SQUARE HOLES AND ROUND PEGS AS HURDLES FOR PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT (A speech at the Inauguration of Engr Adedamola Falade-Fatila as the 25th Chairman, Nigerian Society of Engineers, Ibadan Branch) by Titi Omo-Ettu I imagine I may need to give some explanation of the subject matter of this short speech, as it may bring some […]
Read moreA review of Newton Jibunoh’s HUNGER FOR POWER by Titi Omo-Ettu
January 3, 2018INTRODUCTION My take is that this engagement is not a BOOK Review, but the Review of a STORY. A STORY well told by a seasoned STORY TELLER. I have reviewed a couple of books in the past and my objective at all times is to make a short presentation of what, in my opinion, is the summary […]
Read moreDigital Empowerment Agenda for Businesses in Traditional Engineering Disciplines by Titi Omo-Ettu
December 17, 2017Engr Titi Omo Ettu presented a paper on DIGITAL EMPOWERMENT AGENDA FOR BUSINESSES IN TRADITIONAL ENGINEERING DISCIPLINES at the ongoing Nigeria Engineering Assembly in Abuja. The Engineering Assembly is a family meeting of all trained and registered persons in all cadres of engineering, namely; engineers, engineering technologists, technicians, and craftsmen. They meet annually to compare […]
Read more“Engineers as TOTAL SOLUTION PROVIDERS in a Knowledge and Information Age”
October 31, 2017A speech by Engr Titi Omo-Ettu, FAEng; FNSE. To Graduating Engineering Class of Bells University of Technology, Ota. October 31, 2017. SYNOPSIS The Lecture distinguishes between the REALITY EXPECTATIONS of today’s KNOWLEDGE AGE engineer as against those of the engineer of the INDUSTRIAL AGE. It sees today’s challenges which, strictly speaking, presents tremendous […]
Read morePathway to connecting the Last Man by Titi Omo-Ettu
December 16, 2010The 2010 Annual Distinguished Electrical and Electronic Engineers Lecture (DEEEAL) of the Nigerian Institution of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (NIEEE) (A Division of the Nigerian Society of Engineers) Please click here for the Presentation Slides 1. Protocol and Introduction For as long as I can remember, the NIEEE has always been kind to me. In […]
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