PHOTOS: Prof Olusegun Omoniyi Ige takes over as NGSA Director-General

Immediate past Acting Director-General, NGSA, Mr. Umar Bature (Right) presenting handing-over notes to the substantive Director-General, Prof Olusegun Omoniyi Ige, at the NGSA Headquaters on Thursday August 1, 2024.

Prof. Olusegun Omoniyi Ige has taken over as substantive Director-General of the Nigerian Geological Survey Agency, NGSA.

Immediate past Acting Director-General of the Agency, Mr. Umar Bature led NGSA Management and Staff to welcome the substantive Director General, on Thursday, August 1, 2024. Mr. Bature is the Director, Department of Regional Geology, NGSA.

Until his appointment as Director-General by President Bola Tinubu, Prof Olusegun Omoniyi Ige was at the University of Ilorin, Kwara State, where he served as the Head, Department of Geology and Mineral Sciences. He also served as Chairman, Local Organising Committee of the recently concluded FAPSCON 2024 International Conference.

In a related development, the Faculty of Physical Sciences, University of Ilorin has congratulated the Director General on his appointment. A statement signed by the Dean, Faculty of Physical Sciences, University of Ilorin, Prof. Baba Abdullahi Alafara, said: “The entire staff and students of the Faculty rejoice with him for the privilege and call to national service. We pray for God’s guidance and protections as he resumes duty on 1st August, 2024.”

Immediate past Acting Director-General, NGSA, Mr. Umar Bature (Right) presenting handing-over notes to the substantive Director-General, Prof Olusegun Omoniyi Ige, at the NGSA Headquaters on Thursday August 1, 2024.
Mr. Bature and Prof Ige at the handing-over ceremony.
Prof Olusegun Omoniyi Ige (8th from Left), Mr. Bature (9th from Left), NGSA Directors and visitors who graced the brief handing-over ceremony.
Mr Umar Bature leads Managment and Staff of the Agency to welcome the substantive Director-General, Prof. Olusegun Omoniyi Ige.
Prof. Olusegun Ige
Prof Olusegun Ige, Mr Umar Bature and NGSA Directors make way to the Director-General’s office.

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