Ekiti University Promotes 208 Staff and Focuses on Employee Welfare

The management of Bamidele Olumilua University of Education, Science and Technology in Ikere-Ekiti has promoted 208 staff members. This decision was announced by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Academic and Research, Foyeke Ibimilua.

Ibimilua stated that the university is dedicated to the welfare, career growth, and professional development of its employees. She assured staff that their concerns are a priority for the institution.

The announcement came after members of the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU) held a peaceful march to express their concerns about unpaid benefits and other welfare issues. During a meeting with NASU representatives, Ibimilua emphasized the importance of open communication and ongoing discussions to resolve these matters.

She acknowledged the demands made by the union and indicated that the university management is working hard to address these issues within its available resources. Ibimilua highlighted the contributions of non-academic staff to the university’s success and reiterated the management’s commitment to maintaining a positive working environment.

NASU Chairman Ayotunde Ojo urged the university to quickly resolve outstanding staff payments to prevent any potential disputes. He stressed the importance of addressing these issues to ensure smooth operations at the university.