Director-General/Chief Executive Officer, NGSA, Prof. Olusegun Omoniyi Ige (4th from Right); Acting Chairman, Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission (NAEC), Engr. Dr. Anthony I. G. Ekedegwa (3rd from Right); Director, National Geosciences Information Centre of the NGSA, Mrs. Grace Okpala (2nd from Right); Director, Economic Geology Department, NGSA, Mr. Julius Okorie (First from Right); Executive Secretary, Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organisation (CTBTO), Dr. Robert Floyd (5th from Right); Director, Geophysics Department, NGSA, Mr. Abba Usman and other top management staff of the Agency, at the NGSA Seismic Monitoring Centre, during a working visit of the CTBTO and NAEC Chief Executives to the NGSA, in Abuja, on Tuesday.
The Nigerian Geological Survey Agency (NGSA) on Tuesday welcomed the Executive Secretary, Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organisation (CTBTO), Dr. Robert Floyd, and the Acting Executive Chairman of the Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission (NAEC), Engr. Dr. Anthony I. G. Ekedegwa.
The Director-General, NGSA, Prof. Olusegun Omoniyi Ige who welcomed the visiting Chief Executives, conducted them around the seismic monitoring facilities of the NGSA, and assured that the NGSA will continue to realise its mandate in line with global best practices.
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NGSA Director-General, Prof. Olusegun Ige (Left) and CTBTO Executive Secretary, Dr. Robert Floyd.
Prof. Ige address NAEC and CTBTO Chief Executives
Prof. Olusegun Ige (Left) leading the CTBTO Executive Secretary, NAEC Ag. Chairman and members of the NGSA Management to the Seismic Monitoring facility of the NGSA.
A display of the seismic readings of the NGSA Seismic Monitoring Centre
CTBTO Executive Secretary, Dr. Robert Floyd observing the display screen at the NGSA Seismic Center.
Desk Officer, NGSA Seismic Monitoring Centre (3rd from Left) explaining the operations of the Centre to Dr. Floyd (Left) and Prof. Ige (Middle), Engr. Anthony I. G. Ekedegwa (Right) during the visit.
Dr. Ekedegwa and Prof. Ige
At the Observatory of the NGSA Seismic Monitoring Centre.
Guralph Seismograph at the Seismic Monitoring Centre.
