Peter Chivu holds a Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering. He is a registered engineer by COREN (Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria) and a Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers.
He worked in different places at different times as a lecturer, maintenance engineer, and supervision engineer before setting up his consulting firm, Vaastrop Nigeria Limited where he still serves as its Managing Director. He has put in over 41 years of active engineering practice.
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Iran appears to be on a self-chosen tortuous growth path with a highly uncertain future. If Iranian leaders had changed policies 40 years ago and worked towards a Dubai-like country, would the citizens not be happier and Iran having many more friends? Instead,...
Kaduna state governor engaged in elaborate celebration of release of abduction victims when it should not have happened in the first place. Rather than get busy ensuring that it never happens again, he will soon be celebrating another release
People keep wondering why Nigerian politicians do not bother about ideology and I also keep wondering why these stereotype grammar-speaking people expect the politicians to bother about ideology. In the Nigerian situation, ideologies simply do not yield the desired...
EFCC cannot detect fraud, even the ones with nametag – Binance big man. Whaat!!! My God!
If a threat of military action could make an African leader increase his activity level, maybe a threat of Maduro medicine would make African leaders lift millions out of poverty in record time. This may actually do better for the US than the endless immigration wars...
Coups d'état are essentially birthed by bad governance. Rather than fight bad governance, African leaders prefer to fight coups. Democracy does not guarantee good governance. It attempts (though not so successfully) to check dictatorship. It is often manipulated to...
NEWS & EVENTS
NSE’s 2025 conference at UI Ibadan explored engineering innovation for a sustainable blue economy, with plenaries, exhibits, AGM, gala and tours, 1–5 Dec. ’25
ACEN held a two-day Abuja event featuring seminars, networking, and an AGM focused on closing Nigeria’s infrastructure gap and strengthening engineering practice.
A five-day NIEEE event in Osogbo themed “Digital Infrastructure and Innovation for Inclusive Economic Growth” featured talks, sessions, networking, and a gala.
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Welcome 2024 A year of renewed hope May this year be better than any we have...
Goodbye 2023, so hard a year The younger generation may only have seen the...
He is cheating on me I try to understand what this means. The position of the...
NEWS & EVENTS
NSE’s 2025 conference at UI Ibadan explored engineering innovation for a sustainable blue economy, with plenaries, exhibits, AGM, gala and tours, 1–5 Dec. ’25
ACEN held a two-day Abuja event featuring seminars, networking, and an AGM focused on closing Nigeria’s infrastructure gap and strengthening engineering practice.
A five-day NIEEE event in Osogbo themed “Digital Infrastructure and Innovation for Inclusive Economic Growth” featured talks, sessions, networking, and a gala.
Iran appears to be on a self-chosen tortuous growth path with a highly...
Kaduna state governor engaged in elaborate celebration of release of abduction...
People keep wondering why Nigerian politicians do not bother about ideology...
EFCC cannot detect fraud, even the ones with nametag – Binance big man....
If a threat of military action could make an African leader increase his...
Coups d'état are essentially birthed by bad governance. Rather than fight bad...
NSE’s 2025 conference at UI Ibadan explored engineering innovation for a sustainable blue economy, with plenaries, exhibits, AGM, gala and tours, 1–5 Dec. ’25
So, finally it has been confirmed that we lost a General of the Nigerian Army...
Shockingly, the minister of Defence has publicly declared support for the Navy...
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