Kogi Poly Governing Council Lauds Professor Avidime's Early Successes, Reaffirms Commitment to Collaboration

Kogi Poly Governing Council Lauds Professor Avidime's Early Successes, Reaffirms Commitment to Collaboration

Kogi Poly Governing Council Lauds Professor Avidime's Early Successes, Reaffirms Commitment to Collaboration

The Governing Council of Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja, has praised Rector, Professor Salihu Sanusi Avidime, for innovative leadership and efficient management of resources despite tight financial constraints.

The Council voiced support during its 74th regular meeting held on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at the Polytechnic's main campus.

Addressing Council members, Chairman, Barrister Sani Shaibu, lauded Professor Avidime's outstanding performance within few months as Rector and hailed prudent financial stewardship, extending appreciation to Management and staff for unwavering support.

Barrister Shaibu stressed importance of workforce morale, emphasizing that continuous improvements to staff welfare remain essential for boosting productivity and institutional growth.

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He urged Council members to actively seek new revenue streams by forging strategic partnerships with corporate organisations, agencies and public-spirited individuals.

He assured Management of Council's ongoing commitment to driving reforms that would raise academic and general standards.

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Earlier, Professor Avidime outlined administration's efforts and goals to boost efficiency, upgrade infrastructure, elevate academic standards, expand institutional visibility and enhance welfare for staff and students.

He noted Management continues to target critical areas needing urgent attention, deploying practical solutions to build a more responsive and competitive institution. The Rector expressed gratitude for continued guidance and backing, appealing for sustained focus on channeling funds into high-impact areas, particularly academic standards, accreditation, staff welfare and student experience.

Professor Avidime reaffirmed commitment to justifying Council's trust through transparent leadership, judicious spending and measurable results.

Other highlights were formal introduction of Polytechnic's new Principal Officers to Council and review of statutory committee reports.