Ogun rector warns that weak registries threaten university efficiency
The Rector of Ogun State Institute of Technology, Dr Abiodun Oluseye, has highlighted the crucial role of registries in the effective administration of higher institutions. Speaking at the institute’s first annual training for registry staff, Oluseye emphasized that a strong registry is essential for good governance and service delivery. He called for continuous professional development among registry staff to meet the evolving demands of higher education. The event also featured insights from other education leaders and recognition of notable contributors to the sector.
What we know
- Dr Abiodun Oluseye stated that a weak registry can hamper the administration and service delivery in tertiary institutions.
- The first annual training for registry staff was organized to enhance skills and prepare staff for technological and generational changes in education.
- The Acting Registrar, Mrs Sakirat Johnson, described the workshop as a strategic initiative to strengthen the administrative foundation of higher institutions.
- The event included mentorship from experienced administrators and awards to three distinguished personalities for their contributions to education.
- Notable attendees included Chief Ayotunde Odulaja, Dr Omojola Awosusi, Oba Abdul-Azeez Oluwatoyin Akinde, and other dignitaries from the academic and local community.
