NIS Calls for Integrity and Mentorship in Surveying
The Nigerian Institution of Surveyors (NIS), Oyo State branch, urged its members to maintain the legacy of mentorship, integrity, and professionalism established by surveying icons during the 10th L.L. Ali Annual/6th Memorial Lecture held in Ibadan.
Chairman Surv. Bashiru Ajibade emphasized the importance of ethical practice and mentorship for the future of surveying in Nigeria.
He noted that young surveyors should be guided to adopt the values that have sustained the profession's relevance. The event's theme was ‘Mentorship, Integrity and Professionalism: The Enduring Legacy of Surveying Icons’.
Guest Lecturer Prof. Sifau Adejumo from the University of Ibadan discussed the significance of these values and the impact of surveying icons on future generations. Surv.
Olusoji Adeoye, the Surveyor-General of Oyo State, called for adherence to integrity and quality service in the profession. The event concluded with awards presented to distinguished members for their contributions to mentorship and professional integrity.
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