Prof Ahaneku, Unizik’s VC charges newly converted staff to be role models and redefine their work culture

www.odogwublog.com reports that the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku, FAS has charged the newly converted staff of the University to redefine their work culture and be role models in the society.



The Vice-Chancellor gave this charge at an orientation programme organized for the newly converted staff of the University held at the Auditorium which was aimed at acquainting the staff on basic rules and regulations guiding the University system.



Prof. Ahaneku while congratulating the beneficiaries on their successful conversion urged them to be law abiding and committed to service.  He encouraged the staff to re-double their commitments to duty through good work attitude and obedience to authority.



The Vice-Chancellor however frowned at the nonchalant attitude of some of the newly converted staff as regards their commitment to assigned duties.  He described such attitude as irresponsible.



He reassured members of staff of the administrations readiness to celebrate hardwork and staff who have distinguished themselves through selfless service to the University and the society.



In the same vein he admonished the newly converted academic staff to rededicate their commitment to academics stressing that the University will not want people who will act like inhibitors in the value change of the institution.



He further implored the beneficiaries to make good use of the new ranks to improve quality of service in the University.



The University Registrar, Barr. C. C. Okeke while addressing the staff emphasized that the new position calls for discipline and responsibility and urged them to be diligent in their duties and to continue in the good works that earned them the elevation.  He also expressed appreciation to the VC for his support in making the conversion exercise a reality.

  The Deputy Registrar (Personnel), Dr. Hyacinth Isidienu further charged the newly converted staff to always get acquainted with the University’s system as well as being up to date with the day to day administration of the Institution.