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Yabatech charges new academic leaders on transformative leadership

The Rector of Yaba College of Technology (Yabatech), Dr. Ibraheem Abdul, has charged newly-elected Deans and Heads of Departments (HODs) of the institution to adopt transformative leadership anchored on integrity, innovation, and accountability.
He gave the charge at a one-day induction workshop organised by the school’s Staff Development Department for the Deans and HODs.
According to a statement issued by Adekunle Adams, Deputy Registrar, Centre for Communication, Information, and Public Relations, Yabatech, Abdul described the emergence of the leaders as a defining moment.
He said the institution stood at the threshold of transformation as it would be approaching its 80th anniversary.
He said: “You have been given a platform.
“Use it positively to transform your departments and schools exponentially while demonstrating vision, commitment, and a growth mindset.”
The Rector expressed the optimism that Yabatech would continue to rank among Nigeria’s leading tertiary institutions.
He said: “We want to remain at the top through innovation, research excellence, and rigorous academic standards.
He urged the Deans and HODs to discourage outdated teaching practices, promote critical thinking, and foster research and innovation across all departments.
Abdul declared zero tolerance for corruption, extortion and exploitation, warning that any infraction would be treated as leadership failure.
“Henceforth, any case of unauthorised fees, bribery or exploitation traced to any department will be treated as failure of leadership, and cover ups will attract serious consequences,” he said.
He emphasised accountability, transparency, and student-centred leadership.

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