NIM President: No Meaningful Development Can Occur in Chaotic, Insecure Atmosphere

•Urges members to imbibe accountability, probity, transparency

James Emejo in Abuja

President/Chairman of Council, Nigerian Institute of Management (Chartered), Abimbola Ayuba, yesterday, declared that no meaningful development could take place in a chaotic and insecure atmosphere.

Ayuba called for a united front to salvage the country.

Speaking at the opening of this year’s Annual National Management Conference, with the theme, “Leveraging Emerging Technologies to Drive Innovation, Creativity and Productivity,” in Abuja, he said, “For Nigeria to move forward, there must be a break from the past.”

Ayuba called for conducive and peaceful operating environment to support the envisioned growth and development of the country.

He also urged Nigerians to join hands with the President Bola Tinubu administration to move the country forward.

He further encouraged members of the institute to continue their giving best to support the country’s advancement.

Ayuba urged them to, “Endeavour to be the leading light and change agents in your different areas of calling and influence.”

He said, “We must all resolve to bring discipline, efficiency, effectiveness, integrity, accountability, probity, equity and transparency, which are some of the values the institute holds dear and shares, to our individual lives, the workplace and our nation.

“It is only when we give our best that we can help to drive the aggregates of national development.

“You must shun corruption, self-aggrandisement, greed and other social vices inherent in our workplaces and nation today which have threatened our efforts at setting Nigeria on the path of greatness.”

Ayuba pointed out that the conference provided a platform for extensive brainstorming on important contemporary issues and suggestions on the way forward for both government and key decision-makers.

He stated, “The choice of the theme of the Conference was arrived at because the institute realised that technology, especially the emerging ones, is the new normal and the fad.

“Technology is everything and every forward-looking nation and organisation that wants to go the distance must leverage emerging technologies to drive innovation, creativity and productivity.

“At the end of the day, the outcomes of our discourse are expected to form our observations, strategies and recommendations which the Institute will pass on to government and other stakeholders to drive a technologically viable nation and organisations.”

Ayuba commended the founding fathers and past presidents of the institute, who had continued to devote their time, treasure, talent, and thinking to the advancement of the institute.

He appreciated their “selfless sacrifices now and in the past,” saying, “Some of them are participating in today’s conference.”

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    Gbenga Sodeinde in Ado Ekiti

    Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Biodun Oyebanji, has stated that teachers in the state are critical agents in the actualisation of the shared prosperity agenda of his administration.

    Governor Oyebanji stated this in Ado- Ekiti when he received the new leadership of the state chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) led by its Chairman, Lawrence Egbeyemi, accompanied by the Chairman of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Kolapo Olusola.

    According to a statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr. Yinka Oyebode, in Ado-Ekiti yesterday, Oyebanji hailed the teachers for their remarkable contributions to the human capital development agenda of the administration, assuring them of more welfare packages.

    The governor said their overall well-being would have a multiplier effect on the government’s drive for quality education for students in the state.

    While maintaining that the era of looking down on teachers as second class citizens is over, the governor said his government would leave no stone unturned in bringing the state into the forefront of education in the country.

    While explaining that education remains the foundation of sustainable development in the state, Governor Oyebanji noted that teachers are the one shaping the future of the state through their daily efforts in classrooms, adding that the prosperity and future of the state is tied to the quality of education its children receive.

    He further assured them that his government would continue to prioritise their welfare, provide opportunities for professional growth, and create a supportive environment that will make their work more rewarding and impactful.

    He also promised to look into the issue of proposed 65 years retirement age for teachers, upward review of allowance payable to science teachers, as well as efforts to defray all outstanding gratuity before the end of his first tenure.

    Congratulating the new executives of the NUT, the governor said his administration would continue to invest in human capital development as a pathway to growth, stressing that teachers are critical partners in this regard.

    “Let me start on the note of appreciation to the NUT for your support before I became governor, and since I became the governor of this state. The NUT is one of the unions that stand out when it comes to support for our administration, and I am extremely grateful to you.

    “Education is the most important factor we can give to our children, and you are in the business of educating our children. If you are happy, you will build a future for us because the children are the future of any society, so whatever investment we made in education is investment for our own peace and that is the reason we have to do everything possible to ensure that we make you happy. The era of looking down on teachers is over,” the governor stated.

    Earlier in his opening remarks, the Chairman of NUT, Lawrence Egbeyemi, who thanked Governor Oyebanji  for showing genuine love and concern for teachers in the state, noted that the governor has consistently placed the welfare of teachers at the forefront of his administration.

    He explained that under the present administration, teachers have enjoyed prompt payment of salaries, improved working condition, career progression of teachers to grade level 16, employment of over 2,000 teachers, and greater recognition for their contributions.

    While assuring the governor that teachers in the state are appreciative and will reward his hard work and commitment during the gubernatorial election, the NUT chairman revealed that the governor has addressed more than 85 percent of the union’s demands, describing it as unprecedented in the history of the state.

    Also at the meeting were, Head of Service, Dr. Folakemi Olomojobi; Chief of Staff, Mr. Niyi Adebayo; Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Yinka Oyebode; Director-General Community Communications, Mrs. Mary Oso-Omotosho, Senior Special Assistant on Labour Matters, Faromiluyi, among others.

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