CIHRM Confers Doctoral Fellowship Award On Tosin Oluwatimilehin

 
  
   By Genesis ogiri, Abuja 

The Chartered Institute of Human Resources Management, Nigeria (CIHRM), Conferred its highest prestigious Doctoral Fellowship (FCIHRM) on Mrs. Tosin Oluwatimilehin, Managing Partner HBN Corporate Resources  / Board Advisory,  during its annual congress held in Abuja.
 
The CIHRM is the leading professional body for HR practitioners in Nigeria, committed to advancing the HR profession and promoting ethical standards.

This Doctoral Fellowship award recognizes the recipient's extraordinary commitment, creativity, and resilience, inspiring others to strive for excellence. Her remarkable contributions have significantly advanced Nigeria's economic growth, social development, and technological progress.

Dr. Oluwatimilehin epitomizes resilience and dedication in her multifaceted roles as a human resources manager, social advocate, changemaker, and role model, embodying the ideal of a well-rounded 21st-century woman.

Reflecting on Dr. Oluwatimilehin's journey highlights the importance of resilience, ambition, and seizing opportunities. From her early years, marked by a thirst for knowledge and education, to her unconventional path to becoming a human resources practitioner, culminating in a Doctoral fellowship award, her story serves as an inspiration to many.

Responding to the honor, Tosin Oluwatimilehin expressed her elation at becoming a member of the institute, acknowledging God's grace. She stated that she feels fulfilled and is eager to contribute to the growth of human resource management within her organization.

Tosin described the induction ceremony as a remarkable milestone, a renewed call to action, and a commitment to building a nation with the human capital strength necessary to achieve global competitiveness. He noted that Nigeria's GDP continues to rise due to the resilience of its human capital resources.

Dr. Tosin urged human resource practitioners to remain resolute in their support of organizational leadership as business drivers. She charged them with aligning people to organizational goals, supporting career progression, creating functional workplace environments, and building and driving high-performing teams – all crucial for ensuring Nigeria's global competitiveness.

Oluwatimilehin advocated for the full-scale deployment of digital learning technologies and approaches to unlock the untapped potential of human capital development in Nigeria, emphasizing the underutilization of the nation's human resources.

Dr. Tosin, was among 46 distinguished individuals inducted into the Chartered Institute of Human Resources Management, Nigeria's (CIHRM) Doctoral Fellowship at the 2025 Conferment of Fellowship Award ceremony in Abuja on Saturday. The ceremony recognized their significant contributions to various fields.

Saturday Newsway Media reports that, the prestigious event took place at National Merit Award House maitama, being 1st march, 2025, further reinforces Fati 's commitment to excellence and her role as a thought leader in shaping the ministry of finance 

It was a new day for human resources executives in both private and public sectors last Saturday, as the Chartered Institute of Human Resource Management inducted new members into various categories of membership- doctoral fellowship, full fellowship and Associate fellowship.

Speaking at the event, the Coordinator of the Council, CIHRM, Dr Aliyu Elias , charged the new fellows to continue to contribute to the growth of Human resources management as a profession in the country.

This year Conference/Induction/Award Conferment Ceremony was a resounding success, as CIHRM conferred fellowship awards on several distinguished individuals. This esteemed recognition honors their outstanding achievements, innovative spirit, and tireless dedication to creating a positive impact in Nigeria and beyond.

“The ceremony celebrated the remarkable contributions of these exceptional individuals, inspiring others to strive for excellence and make a lasting difference in their communities.”

These individuals have demonstrated extraordinary commitment, creativity, and resilience in their respective fields, inspiring countless others to strive for excellence. Their contributions have significantly impacted Nigeria’s economic growth, social development, and technological advancement.

The awards ceremony was followed by a reception and networking session, where guests had the opportunity to mingle and congratulate the honorees.

The event was more than just a celebration of the fellowship award; it was a testament to the unwavering support and love that has been extended by friends and strangers alike. The connections made, the conversations had, and the beautiful memories created resonated deeply with everyone present, leaving a lasting impression that will be cherished for years to come.
Newsway Media reports that Dr. Oluwatimilehin, a dedicated knowledge seeker and visionary leader, serves as a role model in Nigerian human capital management and development. The government should leverage her extensive knowledge and wisdom.

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