By Abidemi Omoyajowo
The Chairman of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM), Ekiti State Branch, Dr. Oyeyemi Kayode-Ojo, has been elevated to the prestigious Fellowship cadre of the Institute.
Kayode-Ojo was among 67 distinguished members invested as Fellows of CIPM at the Fellows Investiture Ceremony held during the Gala and Awards Night of the Institute’s 58th International Conference and Exhibition (ICE 2026) in Abuja.
The four-day conference, held from September 21 to 24, 2026, at the Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference and Exhibition Centre, Abuja, attracted Human Resource Management professionals, business leaders, policymakers and other stakeholders from Nigeria and beyond.
Held under the theme, “Repositioning for Value and Impact,” the conference provided a platform for professional development, knowledge sharing, networking and discussions on emerging trends in the world of work and the strategic importance of human capital to organisational and national development.
The Fellowship conferred on Kayode-Ojo is the highest membership cadre of CIPM, recognising professional accomplishment, leadership, competence, character and contributions to the advancement of Human Resource Management.
Her elevation has added a significant milestone to the participation of the Ekiti State Branch at the international gathering, coming at a time when the Branch is strengthening its commitment to professional excellence and continuous development.
Kayode-Ojo led members of the Ekiti State Branch at the conference, where delegates had the opportunity to interact with HR professionals from diverse sectors, expand professional networks and acquire new knowledge relevant to workplace transformation and effective people management.
The Ekiti delegation also attracted attention through its cultural presentation, which showcased the rich cultural heritage and values of Ekiti State alongside presentations from other participating states.
Speaking on the significance of the recognition, the Ekiti State Branch described Kayode-Ojo’s elevation as a source of pride to the Branch and a reflection of her contribution to the HR profession.
The Branch congratulated its Chairman on the Fellowship and commended all Ekiti delegates for their participation in the conference, expressing confidence that the knowledge and professional connections gained would further strengthen Human Resource Management practice in the state.
The Branch reaffirmed its commitment to promoting professional excellence, continuous learning and impactful people-management practices in Ekiti State and beyond.
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