………Ushering in a New Era of Innovation in the Mineral, Energy, and Geoscience Sectors
Abuja, Nigeria – The Nigerian Mining and Geosciences Society (NMGS) has announced the appointment of Ms. Rose Chundung Ndong (FNMGS) as its 33rd President, effective Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
The distinguished president is a geoscientist and industry leader, her presidency marks a pivotal moment for NMGS, setting the stage for groundbreaking advancements in mining, energy, and geosciences.
Ms. Ndong’s inauguration follows a landmark election during the Society’s Diamond Jubilee Annual International Conference and Exhibition, held from February 16–21, 2025, at the Chida International Hotel, Abuja. The event, themed “Transformation of the Mineral, Energy, Water, and Construction Sectors through Innovations,” highlighted the critical role of innovation in shaping Nigeria’s resource industries.
In a statement signed by Dr. Matthew Oyedokun, Chairman of the Installation Committee, NMGS emphasized Ms. Ndong’s vast expertise in geosciences, mining, and the energy sector. Before her election as President, she served in several executive roles within the NMGS Council, most recently as Vice President, where she played a key role in advancing the Society’s strategic objectives.
Ms. Ndong’s leadership is expected to drive integrated, sustainable solutions for Nigeria’s extractive industries and natural resource management. As the foremost professional body for mining and geosciences in Nigeria, NMGS remains committed to:
Harnessing innovation to unlock the full potential of Nigeria’s natural resources.
Promoting sustainable practices across the mineral, energy, water, and infrastructure sectors.
Advocating for the rights and recognition of geoscientists and mining engineers in national development.
Fostering cross-sector collaboration among industry, government, academia, and international partners.
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Reaffirming her commitment to the Society’s mission, Ms. Ndong stated: “Our focus will be on transformative innovations leveraging science, technology, and policy frameworks to unlock the full potential of Nigeria’s mineral and energy sectors. Together, we will build a resilient ecosystem that benefits both professionals and the nation.”
The NMGS invites all stakeholders, government agencies, industry leaders, academia, and international partners to collaborate in achieving these goals.
