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About Nigerian Nuclear Society

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Who We Are

A Professional Voice for Nuclear Science in Nigeria

The Nigerian Nuclear Society (NNS) is a professional, non-governmental organization dedicated to advancing the peaceful and beneficial applications of nuclear science and technology across Nigeria and beyond.

Founded by a network of scientists, engineers, researchers, policymakers and educators, the Society serves as a collaborative platform to exchange knowledge, inspire innovation, and ensure the safe, secure and sustainable use of nuclear technology for national development.

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What Drives Us

Our Mission, Vision & Values

Our Mission

To actively promote and factually support the safe, secure, efficient and expanded contribution of nuclear science and technology to every sphere of its relevant application to mankind.

Our Vision

To be the strong society of professionals ensuring the safe, secure and efficient use of nuclear technology for human benefit and climate sustainability.

Our Values

We are an equal opportunity and meritocratic society seeking to build and maintain global best practices in all operations while remaining nationally relevant.

Our Objectives

Building Nigeria's Nuclear Future

We work to advance the profession, promote responsible adoption of nuclear technology, and foster a culture of excellence among our members.

  • Promoting the advancement and professional development of members.
  • Promoting the increased, speedy and sustained integration of nuclear science and technology into the solution options for energy generation.
  • Promoting nuclear science and technology through advocacy, engagement and public enlightenment.
  • Promoting a culture of excellence across all our activities.
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Shaping Nigeria’s Nuclear Future

Become a part of a forward-thinking community working to promote innovation,
research, and development in nuclear energy.