Ms Dienye described the Niger Delta as a region that has powered the Nigerian economy for decades.
Ms Emenike stressed the need for intentional career growth, urging women to actively seek opportunities that would enhance their competencies.
Ms Oyekunle called on industry leaders to partner with APWEN to mentor young engineers and invest in innovative solutions.
Ms Agubata noted that rural life should not be seen as a barrier.
The governor said the initiative aimed to promote girl-child education and encourage female students.
The Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria, Lagos chapter, has described 2024 as a year of growth, impact and collaboration.
Ms Owolabi solicited assistance in building toilets in the slummy riverine community.
She expressed worry that the communities do not also have potable water and toilet facilities.
The Bayelsa government says it will prioritise teaching and learning Ijaw, French and Chinese in public schools.
She said any nation aspiring for development must empower its indigenous engineers and manpower.
