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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Some say N615,000 per month minimum wage is unreasonable. Fine, but why not let it go along with many other unreasonable decisions/actions of government such as 160m SUV for each NASS member, 10b for car park and recreation centre for NASS members/1b for students’...
One step forward, two steps backward Same old wrong method, jumping from one system to another Leaving the primary problem unsolved Simply provide enough electricity for everyone And apply simple, popular tariffing system Easy to understand by most people. Apart from...
The destruction of lives and property continues. Even Israel’s staunchest ally, the US, agrees that Israel has not done enough to avoid civilian casualties. True, Hamas has deeply embedded its sustenance infrastructure throughout Gaza, and naturally, sympathizers...
Congratulations to Senegal, and its new leader Bassirou Diomaye Faye. Impressive speech direction. Trusting he won’t eventually go the way of Robert Mugabe and the like. He appears to be up against formidable forces and needs divine protection. The Senegalese citizens...
If Ekweremadu’s case was situated in Nigeria, he would not be in jail. He would not even have spent a night in detention, not because the provisions for jailing him are not active in Nigeria but because the operators of the Nigerian system would not do the right...
Some people say central policing system has failed in Nigeria. It is not the system that has failed. Just like many other cases in Nigeria, it is the operators that have failed, the rot started right from the top. It is not enough to say that state governments spend...
NEWS & EVENTS
The 25th Engineering Assembly took place from 10th to 12th August 2016 at the International Conference Centre, The Dome, Akure, Ondo State. This was organized by the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria, COREN. The theme was "EMBRACING THE FUTURE:...
The 14th session of our In-house seminar for the year was held on June 21, 2016 at our corporate headquarters in Enugu. The topic addressed was "Integrity at Work."
The American Council of Engineering Companies, (ACEC) held her 2016 Annual Convention and Legislative Summit at her New Headquarter Hotel, Marriot Wardman Park, Washington D. C. from April 17th to 20th 2016. Featured were Educational Sessions, Congressional...
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NEWS & EVENTS
The 25th Engineering Assembly took place from 10th to 12th August 2016 at the...
The 14th session of our In-house seminar for the year was held on June 21,...
The American Council of Engineering Companies, (ACEC) held her 2016 Annual...
If you did not find it necessary to intervene while misrule was reigning...
ECOWAS talks tough! For the sake of the Nigeriens? Or for their own sake? Of...
We have been taught that democracy is the government of the people, by the...
Coup in Niger, ECOWAS talking tough. The US and other nations always jump to...
I have grown up to know CBN governors as well-respected people in the society...
Emefiele charged with possession of firearm and ammunition. Is this the first...
No matter the body movement by the NASS, as long as the members continue to...
Enugu state govt seals business premises found shut on Monday July 24...
Hardship occasioned by fuel price increase and palliatives management dominate...
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