Manitoba Members

Manitoba Chapter Members

Any Nigerian professional can become a member of NIDO regardless of gender, religion and ethnic background. Professionals are defined as “individuals who are practicing or have made contributions in their respective fields of endeavour” in their country of residence, in Nigeria or anywhere else in the world. A minimum qualification of a post-secondary diploma, such as a National Diploma or equivalent is required to be a professional member, but we also recognize entrepreneurs and skilled workers with years of experience.

Would you like to become a NIDO Canada Manitoba Chapter member? Download a registration form, fill it, save and submit it via email to communications@nidomanitoba.org

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Meet Our Members

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NAME

Dr. Edward Onyebuchi

President, NIDO Canada Manitoba Chapter

PROFESSION

Senior Economic Consultant

COMPANY INFORMATION

Manitoba Hydro International

BIO

Dr. Edward Onyebuchi is a professional civil servant, scholar, and community leader.

He is a Senior Economic Consultant for Manitoba Hydro, with extensive experience in energy economic analysis and project management in an electric power utility setting. Since 1991, his key responsibilities at Manitoba Hydro have included the economic impact analysis, business case analysis, and social benefit-cost analysis of major capital projects. Dr. Onyebuchi has successfully coordinated and managed special projects involving cross-departmental interests within the Corporation, such as Manitoba Hydro’s Climate Change Action Plans. His work on climate change earned Manitoba Hydro gold status awards in four consecutive years as well as a leadership award for the electric utility sector.

Before joining Manitoba Hydro in 1991, Dr. Onyebuchi served as a Senior Policy Analyst with the Manitoba Government for over six years. From 1996 to 2005, he held the position of Adjunct Professor at the Natural Resources Institute, University of Manitoba. He served as thesis supervisor and/or committee member for several graduate students in Natural Resources Management, and is the author of numerous academic publications. Dr. Onyebuchi has several years of international experience in energy related projects.

•He was part of a team of Canada-China Electric Consultants who completed a CIDA project on Strategic Energy Planning for southern China from 1994-1998.

•In 2005-2006, as a member of a team of consultants from Manitoba Hydro International, he worked on a World Bank project on the Rehabilitation/Upgrading of the Liberia Interconnected Electric Power System.