NOUN Retreat Focuses on Enhancing Staff Work Ethics
The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) organized a retreat at the Wuse II Study Centre, led by Professor Olusegun Adelek Oba Adenuga, to strengthen staff capacity and enhance overall effectiveness in university programs. The retreat aimed to empower staff with values and attitudes necessary for achieving the university's mandate.
Professor Oba Adenuga, reflecting on his experiences, discussed the significance of work ethics, stating that work is an integral aspect of human nature and essential for survival and fulfillment. He highlighted that while work provides a means of livelihood, it also creates a sense of purpose and dignity.
The retreat was part of a broader initiative to foster professional development among both academic and non-academic staff, emphasizing the importance of work ethics in achieving institutional growth.
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