As part of deliberate efforts geared towards repositioning Michael Imoudu National Institute for Labour Studies (MINILS) through improved infrastructure and enhanced service delivery, the Institute on Friday, May 8, held a formal handover ceremony for a newly installed solar-powered pumping machine and a renovated training hall.
Speaking during the brief ceremony held at the Institute’s premises, the Director-General, Issa Aremu mni, stated that the projects were aimed at ensuring a more conducive learning and working environment for staff, participants, and stakeholders of MINILS. He noted that the projects reflected the Institute’s determination to reposition MINILS and demonstrate what could be achieved through deliberate and intentional efforts.
While urging staff to embrace innovation, initiative, and institutional development, the Director-General enjoined them to preserve the newly installed equipment and ensure proper maintenance of assests for future users and generations of workers at the Institute.
He further disclosed that renovation works would also be extended to the Institute’s other training hall as part of ongoing infrastructural improvements. Comrade Aremu spoke about management’s zero tolerance for delay in the processing of funds, emphasizing the importance of efficiency and accountability in service delivery.
He added that outstanding performances and initiatives by staff would continue to receive recognition and reward.
He also encouraged departments to sustain efforts that would further enhance the visibility and impact of the Institute’s programmes.
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