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CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF POWER ENGINEERS NIGERIA
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Mandate

The Chartered Institute of Power Engineers of Nigeria Mandate

AN ACT TO ESTABLISH THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF POWER ENGINEERS OF NIGERIA TO REGULATE, CONTROL AND DETERMINE THE STANDARDS OF KNOWLEDGE TO BE ATTAINED BY PEOPLE SEEKING TO BECOME CHARTERED POWER ENGINEERS AND FOR RELATED MATTERS

The Act further charges the Institute with the duty of —

(i) determining what standards of knowledge and skill to be attained by persons seeking to become members of the power engineering profession and raising those standards as circumstances may permit,

(ii) securing, in accordance with the provisions of this Act, the establishment and maintenance of the register of fellows, associates…

and registered power engineers entitled to practice as power engineers and the publication of lists of those persons,

(iii) conducting examinations leading to the award of professional competency certificates as may be prescribed by the Institute and in conformity with international best practices,
(iv) ensuring the furtherance, maintenance and observance of ethical standards and professionalism among power engineers in Nigeria,
(v) ensuring detailed synergy between industry and academia in the power industry.
(vi) performing through the Council under this Act the functions conferred on it by this Act.

Our History

In 2009, a group of engineering personnel of the defunct Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) formed the Nigerian Electric Power Engineering Professionals to cater to their members’ welfare and professional development.

As the association gained prominence, the founders deemed it expedient to engender a broader and more robust engagement platform aimed at ensuring that only qualified Engineers drive the management of all government Power establishments in Nigeria; hence, in 2016, they sought affiliation with the Nigerian Society of Engineers( NSE) and later morphed into the Nigerian Institution of Power Engineers of Nigeria (a Division of Nigerian Society of Engineers). It later changed to the Nigerian Institute of Power Engineers upon its registration with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) in 2019.

Later in 2019, the Institute approached the National Assembly with a bill seeking legislative approval and recognition as a Chartered Professional

body to be charged with the responsibility to regulate, control and determine the standard of knowledge and skills for persons seeking to ply their trade in Nigerian Power sector and also for members of the Institute who would be seeking to be Chartered Power Engineers, the Institution capstone professional qualification.

The bill establishing the Chartered Institute of Power Engineers of Nigeria (CIPEN) became an Act of the National Assembly when President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR, signed it into law on May 11, 2023, as the Chartered Institute of Power Engineers of Nigeria Act, 2023 (Act No 50, 2023 LFN )

The Institute had its first executive council election on October 14, 2023, and the technical societies’ chairpersons election were elected online between November 7-9, 2023.

The Institute and the first governing Council members were inaugurated on November 16, 2023, by a Judge of the Federal High Court.

NIPE Members List

Click To Download The Updated NIPE Associate power Engineers List 2018-2024

Click To Download The Updated NIPE Members Power Engineer List 2018-2024

MBMBER NOFULL NAME (SURNAME LAST)GENDERDATE OF ELECTION 
A0001Ayobami Ayinde AkinpeluMale11072018 
A0002Gabriel Idu IkadeMale11072018 
A0003James Ademola AyeniMale11072018 
A0004Felix Bamidele OlusiMale11072018 
A0005Mathias Musa BatureMale11072018 
A0006Lammed Shuaibu ObadakiMale11072018 
A0007Innocent Osarenren UwoghirenMale11072018 
A0008Paul Dung GyangMale11072018 
A0009Mohammed Putuk BubaMale11072018 
A0010Mohammed MusaMale11072018 
A0011Temple Nwannebuike UdehMale11072018 
A0012Peter Omokhudu Igbafe Male11072018 
A0013Amos Yohana Tinat AngoMale11072018 
A0014Oyebanji Kennedy OlabunmiMale11072018 
A0015Olusola Taiwo OnabajoMale11072018 
A0016Michael Oluwasegun OgunleyeMale11072018 
A0017Peter Sunday AtulukuMale11072018 
A0018Mallami Sheikh MohammedMale11072018 
A0019Augustine Akpan InyangMale11072018 
A0020Fatai Bakare Male11072018 
A0021Olayiwola Surajudeen OyewaleMale11072018 
A0022Bernard Ikwuje JohnsonMale11072018 
A0023Gomina Mutalib OyinboMale11072018 
A0024Benard Ogagavworia OchukoMale11072018 
A0024Samuel Bodunde FakinledeMale11072018 
A0025Bashir Ado GezawaMale11072018 
A0026Benjamin Alfred OmoshaiyeMale11072018 
A0027Sahulu BalaMale11072018 
A0028Ibrahim Usman Male11072018 
A0029Akinwale Oluwaseun AdekeyeMale11072018 
A0030Samuel Nwachukwu UtalorMale11072018 
A0031Kalu Ibe OsuMale11072018 
A0032Nkeiruka Evelyn OnwunedoMale11072018 
A0033Taiye  Peter AnigbajumoMale11072018 
A0034David Oklobia UfeneMale11072018 
A0035Naftali Iliya KondaponiMale11072018 
A0036Babatunde Isaac AsaoluMale11072018 
A0037John Oghenovo OkakaMale11072018 
A0038Femi Stephen Ojo Male11072018 
A0039Temidayo Victor OlusaMale11072018 
A0040Jethro Shola Male11072018 
A0041Garba Sarkin PawaMale11072018 
A0042Gabriel Dangul TurbaMale11072018 
A0043David Oviri ukiriMale11072018 
A0044Dabai Anka MosesMale11072018 
A0045Suleiman Alhaji IsiakaMale11072018 
A0046Samson Ali Yusufmale11072018 
A0047Samuel Sanimale11072018 
A0048Richard Oladeji Orola Male11072018 
MEMBERS NOFULL NAMES (SURNAME LASTGENDERDATE OF ELECTION 
1Israel  Esehoghene Abraham Male11072018 
2Tasiu  Saad Gidari-Wudil  Male11072018 
3Michael Arinzechukwu EzugwuMale11072018 
4Solomon Iorhom NyagbaMale11072018 
5Magose Abraham EjuMale11072018 
6Hamza Alhaji IbrahimMale11072018 
7Akinwumi Shelton Ayo BadaMale11072018 
8PauIinus Ndudiri OguMale11072018 
9Otis Oliver Tabugbo AnyaejiMale11072018 
10Osagie OsarenrenMale11072018 
11Bello Alhaji SuleimanMale11072018 
12Iboro  Asuquo  EkanemMale11072018 
13Akintunde OmotosoMale11072018 
14Tukur Mawashi GidadoMale11072018 
15Bernice Adedayo LijofiMale11072018 
16Edwards Memeh ObokohMale11072018 
17Ferdinand Emeka EzehMale11072018 
18Alam Gabriel AmijiMale11072018 
19Sebastian Bitrus MamzaMale11072018 
20Tunde Yusuff SalihuMale11072018 
21Ovwigho UkiriMale11072018 
22Cyprian Nduba Okeke NwachukwuMale11072018 
23Theresa Ngozi Atu-ObinaboMale11072018 
24Daniels Emeakpor UgbokaMale11072018 
25Onyinyechi Anthonia UwaomaMale11072018 
26Abubakar Garba JibrinMale11072018 
27Abdulmumini Olanrewaju SiddiqMale11072018 
28Bello Gwarzo AbdullahiMale11072018 
29Ijeoma Augustina AnigboguMale11072018 
30Vincent Idjesa Obaseki Male11072018 
31Akanimoh Etim Usoh Male11072018 
32Adamu Ode DomaMale11072018 
33Cosmos Anone OkosunMale11072018 
34Muhammed Musa Gaji Male11072018 
35Adebiyi David OjoMale11072018 
36Joeachim Biodun DirisuMale11072018 
37Aweyi Philip RonkuMale11072018 
38Abidemi  DairoMale11072018 
39Davidson Otite Eboh Male11072018 
40Benedict Okon Edesenting Male11072018 
41Abdussalam MuhammadMale11072018 
42Fati Adiri FaroukMale11072018 
43Folashade Yinka SanyaMale11072018 
44Muazu Shehu AlkanchiMale11072018 
45Noble Eyinanya NwalozieMale11072018 
46Wilson Edosa OkpiavbeMale11072018 
47Eghosa Usiomoifo Okpiavbe Male11072018 
48Atere Phillip EkundayoMale11072018 
49Rose Asuquo UdohMale11072018 

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