Aruoriwo Ivovi/Azubike Okei
The Asaba branch of Ambrose Ali University Alumni Association has congratulated the Delta State Head of Service, Mr. Reginald Bayoko on his nomination as one of the recipients of the AAU Hall of fame award, in commemoration of the Institution’s 40th Anniversary.
The Chairman of the alumni association, Mrs. Ingrid Atseyinku who led other executive members of body on a courtesy visit on the HoS on Thursday at his office commended Mr. Bayoko for his exceptional leadership qualities in piloting the affairs of the state civil service, adding that his nomination into AAU hall of fame by the management of the university was a honor well deserved.
While appreciating his old school mates for their support, the Head of Service expressed glowing tribute to his Alma mater for the quality of education and moral values impacted in him which were the bedrock of his achievements in life and successful career in the Delta State civil service.
He acknowledged the Governing Council of Ambrose Alli University for deeming it fit to nominate him as one the awardees of the prestigious Hall of fame award, adding that he would continue to be a proud alumnus of the institution while reiterating his commitment to always join hands with his fellow alumni to develop and attend to the needs of the university.
In another development, the Head of Service has charged the 2nd batch of Clerical Officers undergoing a-one year certificate course in ‘Supervisory General Management’ at the Staff Training Centre to reflect knowledge acquired during the course in their productivity.
The HoS while addressing representatives of the 67 students of the 2020/2021 session who paid him a courtesy visit, disclosed that the whole essence of the programme was to build their capacity and enhance productivity in the service.
While wishing the clerical officers success in their academic endeavors, Mr. Bayoko enthused that their examination performance and other indices would be used as perimeters to adjudge their ratings and placements.
