African Engineering Education Association

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University of Lagos, Akoka Yaba, Lagos Nigeria

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president@aeeaonline.org

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African Engineering Education Association (AEEA) promotes and develops quality education and learning in all aspects of engineering disciplines in Nigeria and Africa through workshops and training.

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