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Three photos show how Eko Electricity Distribution Company marked int’l Women in Engineering day

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More Activities by women at EKEDCmarking the International Women in Engineering Day. Photo credit: EKEDC official X handle.
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By Chioma Obinagwam

One of the foremost, electricity distribution companies (discos) in Nigeria, Eko Distribution Company (EKEDC) has joined other women in the engineering profession globally to celebrate the International Women in Engineering day.

Confiance News curated beautiful photos of some of the activities marking the event by EKEDC.

 

The women took a tour to one of the players in the energy sector, Egbin Power Plc. Photo Credit: Official X handle of Eko Distribution Company (EKEDC).

 

More Activities by women at EKEDC marking the International Women in Engineering Day. Photo credit: EKEDC official X handle.

 

Still on activities marking the International Women in Engineering Day. Photo credit: EKEDC official X handle.

Reacting, EKEDC said: “In celebration of this year’s International Women in Engineering Day, our female engineers visited one of the major players in the energy sector, Egbin Power Plant. It was a moment of learning, unlearning and relearning.

“The theme for this year, Enhanced by Engineering, recognises the value of engineering in enriching our lives and the unique contributions of women engineers in making our world a better place.”

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