University of Ibadan Trains Student Leaders on Ethics
The University of Ibadan (UI) conducted a training program for student union leaders, focusing on ethical leadership and accountability. Prof. Adebayo Oluwole, Director of the Career Development and Counselling Centre (CDCC), emphasized that effective leadership transcends mere titles, requiring character, competence, and credibility.
The training, themed ‘Ethical and Responsible Student Leadership: Building Competence, Resilience and Positive Impact’, aimed to equip student leaders with skills to represent their peers and engage with university authorities. Sessions included topics such as drug abuse prevention, led by Mercy Godwin from the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), and ethical leadership, presented by Mr. Olagoke Akanwo, Deputy Bursar (Grants) at UI.
Additional sessions covered collaboration, conflict management, and people skills, facilitated by experts including Dr. Adebunmi Oyekola and Dr. Adeleye. The program underscored the role of student leaders as role models and the necessity of empathy and positive relationships in leadership.
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