UNIDEL Registrar Warns Staff Against Skipping Monthly Training, Orders Queries For Absentees

UNIDEL Registrar Warns Staff Against Skipping Monthly Training, Orders Queries For Absentees

UNIDEL Registrar Warns Staff Against Skipping Monthly Training, Orders Queries For Absentees

The Registrar of the University of Delta (UNIDEL), Agbor, Dr. Mrs. Esther Akpojuvie, has warned administrative, executive and secretarial staff against treating the university's monthly capacity-building programme with levity, stressing that regular training is essential to effective service delivery and institutional excellence.

Dr. Akpojuvie issued the warning on Monday, November 9, 2026, at the 1,000-Capacity Hall, during the November edition of the staff training programme.

Expressing displeasure over absenteeism, the Registrar directed the Head of Human Resources and Establishment to issue query letters to staff who failed to attend, insisting that participation in the programme was not optional for those concerned.

She charged staff to demonstrate commitment, productivity and professionalism, warning against workplace complacency and redundancy.

"Make yourself available for work. Work and work very well. Never make yourself redundant. Work assiduously; it will definitely work for you tomorrow. Never take the monthly training programme for granted," she declared.

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In a paper presentation titled "Organisation Structure in an Institution and the Role of Faculty Officers in the Admission Process," Mrs. Arigbe Abugewa Rita Onakorame challenged staff to embrace diligence, focus, responsiveness and proactive service.

She particularly emphasised the critical responsibilities of Faculty Officers in the admission process, urging them to discharge their assignments with professionalism and a strong sense of responsibility.

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Onakorame maintained that every duty assigned to staff carries dignity and the potential for professional reward when performed with dedication and excellence.

The interactive session provided an opportunity for staff to demonstrate their understanding of the functions of Faculty Officers. In a memorable highlight, Dr. Akpojuvie rewarded participants who successfully articulated the relevant duties with cash gifts.

The programme attracted Senior Deputy Registrars, Deputy Registrars, Principal Assistant Registrars and other senior administrative, executive and secretarial officers.