'Time mgt crucial to development'
Folorunsho spoke in Ilorin while declaring open a three-day capacity building workshop organised by the Radio Kwara chapter of Radio, Television and Theatre Arts Workers' Union (RATTAWU).
The Director said there may not be positive progress in developing countries unless citizens were determined to respect as well as be conscious of time.
Folorunsho, who spoke on "Work Ethics and Attitudinal Change for Organisational Effectiveness, '' claimed that ethics and work attitude were non-negotiable in organisational efficacy.
"Unarguably, the issue of ethics is explicitly critical to every strategic decision maker and employee in organisations in successfully addressing the issue of effectiveness,'' she said.
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