The National Voice of
Geoinformation Science
in Nigeria
The Geoinformation Society of Nigeria (GEOSON) is the preeminent umbrella professional body advancing surveying, remote sensing, geographic information systems (GIS), geodesy, and spatial analytics across Nigeria's 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
Pioneered by Nigeria's leading geodesists & cartographers.
Active footprint across all 6 geopolitical zones.
Fellows (FGESON) in academia, MDAs & industry.
Certified GIS analysts, surveyors, remote sensors.
Promoting Spatial Science, Professional Ethics & National Development
GEOSON brings together geospatial specialists across the public service, defense, academia, exploration, and the private sector. Through scientific assemblies, continuous professional development (CPD), and research publications, GEOSON provides technical counsel on Nigeria's National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI), land administration, disaster management, and census mapping.
“A Nigeria where authoritative geospatial data, satellite intelligence, and spatial analytics drive evidence-based governance, sustainable resource management, and economic prosperity.”
To advance geoinformation science and technological innovation in Nigeria by fostering professional excellence, upholding rigorous ethical conduct, promoting geospatial literacy, and bridging researchers with policymakers.
National Executive Council (NEC)
Elected national officers responsible for constitutional governance, professional licensing advocacy, international affiliations, and secretariat operations.
National Executive Council records are currently being updated by the Secretariat.
Past National Presidents · Roll of Honor
Honoring the eminent leaders who guided the Geoinformation Society of Nigeria across milestones of legislative advocacy, technology adoption, and nationwide chapter expansion.
College of Fellows (FGESON)
Fellowship is the pinnacle accolade bestowed by the Geoinformation Society of Nigeria upon members who have distinguished themselves through exceptional scholarship, eminent public leadership, pioneering industrial innovation, and steadfast service to the geospatial profession.
- Minimum of 15 years post-qualification professional practice in geoinformation.
- Substantive contributions to spatial science publications, patents, or national policy.
- Formal nomination by two sitting Fellows in good financial and ethical standing.
- Approval by the Board of Fellows and ratifying resolution by the National Executive Council.
Fellows of the Society lead prominent federal MDAs, university departments, and multinational spatial analytics enterprises nationwide, serving as custodians of Nigeria's surveying and mapping heritage.
The GEOSON National Constitution
The Constitution of the Geoinformation Society of Nigeria delineates the organizational framework, election cycles, membership obligations, disciplinary standards, and procedural guidelines for all national officers and 36 state chapters.
Two-year elective cycles for national and state chapter councils, concluded at the Annual General Assembly.
Adjudication by the Ethics Committee to ensure professional impartiality, accuracy, and data confidentiality.
National Standing Committees
GEOSON National Secretariat, Abuja
Suite B2 Mazado Plaza, Shetima Munguno Crescent, Utako District, Abuja FCT 900108, Nigeria.
Official Correspondence: nationalsecretariat@geoson.ng · Tel: +234 703 253 5088