Inlaks receives Nigerian Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers on Courtesy Visit
The Nigerian Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (NIEEE), Lagos Chapter recently paid a courtesy visit to the Infrastructure Business Unit of Inlaks. The NIEEE delegation, led by its Acting Chairman, Engr. Oluwafemi Anuoluwadiji was warmly received by the Inlaks team, led by Sales Manager, Oladunni Oladeji. The visit was part of the NIEEE Week providing a platform for both organizations to discuss the challenges and opportunities in the electrical and electronic engineering sector.
During the visit, the Inlaks team provided an overview of their innovative solutions and services emphasizing the company’s commitment to driving technological advancements and improving infrastructure. The team highlighted Inlaks’ ongoing projects and future initiatives aimed at enhancing the efficiency of electrical and electronic systems in various industries.
Speaking during the visitation, Sales Manager, Infrastructure Business Unit, Oladunni Oladeji said “Inlaks is honoured to receive esteemed members of the Nigerian Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. This visit underscores our collaboration with stakeholders in driving innovation and excellence. We are committed to fostering improvement in deepening the role that professional bodies play in setting standards and promoting development within our industry.
Together, we can inspire the next generation of engineers, share best practices, and work on pioneering solutions that will shape the future of our industry”.
The NIEEE Acting Chairman, commended Inlaks for its significant contributions to the ICT industry and its continuous efforts in fostering innovation. He expressed the Institute’s interest in partnering with Inlaks to promote the professional development of engineers and advance the engineering profession in Nigeria. The visit concluded with a tour of the Inlaks facility, where the NIEEE delegation experienced the state-of-the-art technologies and solutions being developed and deployed by Inlaks.
