The Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) is set to hold its 2025 First Regular Meeting on Thursday, July 17, 2025. The event will take place at the Dr. K.J. Nwufor Hall, Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology, Moor Plantation, Ibadan, beginning at 11:00am.

This pivotal meeting, organized by the NASU Oyo State Executive Council, aims to address essential issues impacting non-academic staff across various educational institutions. It will provide a platform for dialogue on pertinent matters concerning staff welfare, operational challenges, and strategies for enhancing productivity within the educational sector.

Dr. Makolo Hassan, President of NASU, expressed his anticipation for the upcoming meeting. “This meeting is crucial for fostering collaboration among non-academic staff within our institutions,” he stated. “We aim to discuss strategies that will not only enhance our working conditions but also promote effective governance within the educational system.”

The Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology, known for its commitment to advancing veterinary education and health, will serve as an ideal backdrop for the meeting, providing participants the opportunity to engage fully in discussions while fostering partnerships among institutions.

Topics scheduled for discussion include policies that impact non-academic staff, updates on the union's initiatives, and the collective bargaining agreements essential for improving the working environment. Members are encouraged to present their experiences and suggestions during the meeting to contribute to the shaping of future policies.

In conclusion, the NASU Oyo State Executive Council looks forward to a productive gathering. The collective efforts of non-academic staff are deemed essential in ensuring that educational institutions maintain high standards of service and efficiency.

The gathering is expected to attract a wide range of participants from various educational institutions within the state, demonstrating NASU's commitment to unity and progress among non-academic staff. Members of NASU and stakeholders in the educational sector are encouraged to attend and engage actively in the discussions that will shape the future of non-academic staff across institutions.