Engineering and Technical Services

Engr. Emmanuel Stanley-Obi MNSE,MNIMENA
Born May 21, 1976 to Late Hon. Stanley Alfred Obi of the Addi Royal Family of Ayama-Ogbia, Ogbia LGA and Mrs. Ebimokori Bernice Afa (Nee Johnson Barigha) of Tombi-Nembe, Nembe LGA of Bayelsa State.
He attended St. Luke’s Primary School, Nembe and obtained his First School Leaving Certificate in 1986, and his Senior Secondary Certificate in 1992 at the famous Nembe National Grammar School (NNGS) Nembe.
He hold a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) degree in Marine Engineering from Rivers State University of Science and Technology (RSUST) now (Rivers State University RSU) in 2002.
He is also trained as a Networking Engineer in Gates Institute Mumbai, India and hold a certificates in Microsoft Certified Professional (MSCP) and Cisco Certified Networking Professional (CCNP).
He is a member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers and a certified COREN Engineer.
Married to Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Direala Emma-Obi with two sons.
A devout Christian of the Anglican faith.
The Engineering and Technical Services Department
The Engineering Services Department of the Bayelsa State Ministry of Transport is a critical arm of the ministry, tasked with overseeing the technical and infrastructural aspects of transportation systems within the state. The department is dedicated to ensuring the development, maintenance, and enhancement of transport infrastructure to support economic growth, safety, and accessibility for the residents of Bayelsa State. It operates under the broader mandate of the Ministry of Transport, which is empowered to implement the state’s transport policies aimed at providing reliable, safe, and efficient transportation networks.
The department comprises skilled engineers, technical experts, and support staff who collaborate to deliver high-quality engineering solutions. It plays a pivotal role in aligning transportation projects with the state’s vision of sustainable development and economic diversification, as outlined by the Bayelsa State Government. The department works closely with other ministries, such as the Ministry of Works and Infrastructure, and external partners to ensure seamless execution of projects that enhance connectivity and mobility across the state.
