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Ten solid years of managerial stewardship and Professor Is-haq Oloyede has continued to silence even his critics with undeniable results as the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Examination, JAMB.
That is what true performance measurement should look like:
objective, evidence-based, transparent, and free from sentiments, tribal bias, emotional manipulation, or political deflection. Strategy, discipline, competence, and integrity will always speak louder than noise. Lobatan!
A leader’s greatest defender is not propaganda; it is performance output. Your blueprint of results becomes your loudest testimony.
There are leaders whose performance can hardly be measured because there is little or nothing tangible to assess. But in the case of Oloyede, the indicators are visible, measurable, and overwhelming.
Overall performance output: 99/100. Check the scorecard carefully and point out where exactly he failed:
* Admission transparency
* Examination integrity
* Student preparedness
* Revenue generation
* Staff welfare
* Institutional credibility
* Societal development
The facts are too glaring to ignore. Since the inception of JAMB, it is difficult to comprehend the uniqueness, consistency, courage, and administrative brilliance this man has brought into the system.
Professor Oloyede is not merely a Registrar; he is a masterclass in leadership, accountability, and managerial excellence. His leadership style reflects discipline, vision, moral strength, and operational precision.
Truly, Islamic Studies is not just an academic course, it is a training ground for ethics, integrity, justice, supervision, accountability, compassion, and principled leadership. And Professor Oloyede exemplifies these values remarkably.
Honestly, one can only pity whoever succeeds him as JAMB Registrar.
Raising Standard Of Public-Sector Performance
He has raised the standard of public-sector performance beyond ordinary expectations and beyond native intelligence.
The Federal Government may eventually need an AI-powered humanoid system to replace his efficiency, or perhaps four exceptionally competent professors with unquestionable integrity combined together.
Because leadership is not about “Emilokan” politics, noise-making, or entitlement mentality. Leadership is about five core pillars:
* Agility
* Sincerity
* Integrity
* Accountability
* Competence
These above are the qualities that build institutions and transform nations.
May Allah continue to protect Professor Is-haq Oloyede, strengthen him with wisdom, preserve his household, and reward every sincere effort he has invested in restoring credibility, discipline, and excellence within the educational system.
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This Opinion piece was written by Kehinde Kayode Bada.
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