BREAKING NEWS: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT SET TO HOLD SEMINAR

By: NAPADS Press 

The Department of Public Administration at The Polytechnic Ibadan has issued a notice inviting all HND1 and HND2 students to attend the first departmental seminar of the semester. The seminar is scheduled to be presented by Dr. T O. Adeyeye and will take place on Thursday, May 2nd, 2024, from 2 pm to 4 pm at the PAD Hall of the department.

The directive, issued by the Head of Department at the early hours of today, April 30th, 2024, emphasizes the mandatory nature of the event, urging all eligible students to attend. This  seminar series is expected to provide valuable insights and knowledge to the students, enhancing their understanding of Public Administration concepts and practices.

The seminar is anticipated to be an engaging and informative session, offering students a unique opportunity to learn from Dr. T O Adeyeye, a respected figure in the field of public administration, as well as other notable dignitaries that would be present.

Students are encouraged to mark their calendars and make arrangements to participate actively in this enriching educational experience.


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