The Registrar of the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN), Engr. Prof. Okorie Austine Uche, FNSE, FNICE , on Tuesday, 9th September 2025, led a high-powered delegation on a courtesy visit to the Vice-Chancellor of Bayero University, Kano, Prof. Haruna Musa.

The visit served a dual purpose: to formally congratulate Prof. Musa on his recent appointment as Vice-Chancellor of the prestigious university, and to engage with the institution on its readiness to host COREN’s Outcome-Based Education (OBE) Mentors from the International Engineering Alliance (IEA).

The mentors will be in Nigeria to observe the OBE Accreditation Exercise for selected engineering programmes at BUK—a critical process in COREN’s journey towards attaining full Signatory Status of the Washington Accord.

Achieving this milestone will not only strengthen quality assurance in engineering education but also open greater opportunities for Nigerian engineers through enhanced global recognition, mobility, and competitiveness.

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Following resolutions of the ECOPACCE Workshop at the 33rd COREN Engineering Assembly (16th July 2025), COREN has set up a Committee to draft the third edition of the ECOPACCE document. The inaugural hybrid meeting held Today 20th August 2025 with members drawn from relevant stakeholders. The committee’s mandate is to review the ECOPACCE 2015 Report, the workshop resolutions, and Scale of Fees submissions; collect stakeholders’ inputs; draft a new edition covering all economic sectors, engineering cadres and practice; design and plan a validation workshop; and develop strategies for nationwide promotion and adoption. Some members were physically at COREN Head Office
 

The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) today received a delegation from the Federation of Construction Industry (FOCI), led by its President, High Chief Vincent Abarah, on a courtesy visit. The team was warmly received by the Registrar, Engr. Okorie Austin Uche, FNSE.

Discussions centered on strengthening partnerships, deepening Engineering regulation across 11 critical sectors, and enhancing collaboration with industry stakeholders. Key highlights included:

• Implementation of the new COREN Act
• The role of ERM&E Committees across the 36 States and FCT
• Collaboration with construction companies to boost local content and youth training
• Nigeria’s participation in the Washington Accord for international recognition of Engineers
• Addressing challenges with foreign firms and promoting indigenous contractors
• The importance of enforcing building standards and ensuring public safety

The visit reaffirmed COREN’s commitment to transparency, regulation, and capacity development for the advancement of Engineering practice in Nigeria.

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This is to inform the general public that the 2025 January, April and July examination results have been uploaded onto the COREN website. Click the link below to view the results:

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