The Registrar of the University of Ibadan, Mr Ganiyu Oke Saliu, has been conferred with the Fellowship of the Chartered Institute of Management and Leadership, USA.
The conferment was in recognition of his exceptional leadership qualities and outstanding contributions to the growth and development of the university community and society at large.
The administration of the oath of allegiance, induction, and the presentation of Certificate, plaque, and congratulatory message from the Council of the Institute were done by
Dr. Samuel Ojo, FCIML , Country Director; Dr. Steve Longe Esq, FCIML, Member, National Governing Council; and Engr Junaid Isiak Ademola, FCIML, Southwest Coordinator of the Institute.
The Registrar praised the vision behind the establishment of the institute.
He expressed his appreciation to the Institute and the Council members for the honour.
Mr Saliu expressed gratitude to God for having been moulded by great men in his journey of life and to have schooled in primary and secondary schools where teachers leaned their shoulders for students to ride on and in a higher institution like the University of Ibadan.
He bemoaned the falling standard of education, saying academic freedom has been changed to mean laziness rather than challenging existing knowledge.
Mr Saliu, however, expressed great pleasure to be in a place like the University of Ibadan where the culture and tradition of academic excellence is still being upheld both in admission and in employment policies.
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He assured the group that he would justify the confidence reposed in him in the discharge of his responsibilities to the Chartered Institute of Management and Leadership, USA, and the University of Ibadan.
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