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Fuel Subsidy: University of Ibadan Reduces Staff Working Days to Three Times A Week

Amid the economic challenges faced by Nigerians following the removal of fuel subsidy, resulting in increased prices of goods and services, the University of Ibadan (UI) has taken a proactive step by making adjustments to its schedule.

The institution aims to alleviate the impact of the fuel subsidy removal on its staff members.

A special release, numbered 4642 and dated August 14, 2023, was issued, bearing the signature of the Registrar and Secretary to the Council, G.O. Saliu.

The University administration acknowledged the hardship faced by individuals who rely on their salaries to commute to work, particularly given the rising costs of transportation and living expenses.

To address this situation, the UI management meticulously evaluated the circumstances and arrived at the decision to implement a temporary work schedule adjustment for its staff members.

This decision was endorsed by the university’s Senate during a meeting held on August 3, 2023.

The newly adopted schedule, effective from 14th August, aims to provide some relief to the staff members grappling with the impact of the fuel subsidy removal.

It is important to note that personnel on essential duties remain unaffected by this schedule adjustment.

In its communication, the university administration emphasized the significance of maintaining commitment, open dialogue, and cooperation among staff members to ensure a smooth workflow.

The statement further encouraged flexibility, including the option to work from home when necessary.

Deans, directors, heads of departments, and units were also urged to actively contribute to the successful implementation of this intervention.

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