Ekiti State University

Internal Advertisement For Vacant Positions

EKSU Webmaster — Mon, 24 Nov 2025 10:12:08 +0000

Internal Advertisement For Vacant Positions

2ND INDUCTION AND OATH TAKING CEREMONY OF BNSC 2024/2025 SET

EKSU Webmaster — Fri, 14 Nov 2025 09:58:13 +0000

2ND INDUCTION AND OATH TAKING CEREMONY OF BNSC 2024/2025 SET

The Management, Provost, Staff, and Students of the College of Medicine cordially invite the
general public and the university community to the 2nd induction and oath-taking ceremony
of the 2024/2025 set of Nursing Science students which has been scheduled to hold in the
University Main Auditorium, on Thursday, 20th November, 2025 by 9:30am
Guests as well as prospective Inductee are expected to be seated by 9:00 am

Induction Topic: Professionalism and caring: The core of Nursing Profession
Guest Lecturer: Prof. Christianah Olanrewaju Sowumi.

Prof. J.B. Ayodele
Vice Chancellor
Chief Host

Prof A. O. Ajayi
Provost
Host.

PRE-DEGREE AND JUPEB ADMISSIONS FOR 2025/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION

EKSU Webmaster — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 15:00:05 +0000

PRE-DEGREE AND JUPEB ADMISSIONS FOR 2025/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION

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EKSU SHINES GLOBALLY, CLINCHES SECOND POSITION AT THE 2025 SEG GLOBAL CHALLENGE BOWL

EKSU Webmaster — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 10:22:40 +0000

EKSU SHINES GLOBALLY, CLINCHES SECOND POSITION AT THE 2025 SEG GLOBAL CHALLENGE BOWL

Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti has, once again, achieved a major academic milestone, earning second position at the highly competitive 2025 Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) Global Challenge Bowl. The grand finale of the international competition, held on October 15, 2025, brought together 19 top-performing Universities’ teams from around the world.

TEAM EKSU earned its place at the global final after emerging as first runner-up in the Sub-Saharan Africa regional qualifier held in June, 2025. In the final event, the institution beat global contestants including the University of Colorado (third place), while the University of Lagos clinched the top prize.

The university’s representatives: Boluwatife Osasona, Lawrence Blessing, Olajioye Idowu and Adeniyi Favour, exhibited exceptional knowledge and teamwork throughout the rigorous contest, placing the University in the global spotlight.

Speaking on the achievement, Professor Adeyinka Aturamu, Head, Department of Geology, commended the students and their coordinator, Mr. Matthew

Adeniran, alongside the Departmental staff for their dedication and commitment to academic excellence.

The Dean, Faculty of Physical Sciences, Professor Lawrence Ademilua, acknowledged the crucial support from the University’s Management and the Vice Chancellor in particular.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Babatola Ayodele, while hosting the TEAM EKSU in his office, congratulated the students for doing the University proud in the international arena, and as well, for boosting the institution’s global image, stating that each of the students would be given a letter of commendation and other valuable gifts as a way of encouraging the upcoming academic stars for more excellent performance in their future outings. He however charged them not to rest on their oars, but, to always go for the best each time such an opportunity presents itself in the future.

Professor Ayodele used the occasion to appreciate the Chancellor, of Ekiti State University, Dr. Tunji Olowolafe, whose contributions through various interventions have enhanced both infrastructural and capacity development within the Department of Geology and the university as a whole.

The 2025 SEG Global Challenge Bowl success was another significant milestone in EKSU’s journey towards academic and research excellence, reinforcing its position as one of the leading academic institutions in Africa and beyond.

Bode Olofinmuagun, Ph.D

DR/Head, Directorate of Information & Corporate Affairs.

EKSU Annual Registry Workshop/Conference

EKSU Webmaster — Fri, 17 Oct 2025 11:52:24 +0000

EKSU Annual Registry Workshop/Conference

ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, KEY TO SOLVING CLIMATE CHANGE CHALLENGES — EKSU VC

EKSU Webmaster — Sat, 11 Oct 2025 08:26:32 +0000

ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, KEY TO SOLVING CLIMATE CHANGE CHALLENGES — EKSU VC

The Vice Chancellor of Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Professor Joseph Babatola Ayodele, has affirmed that Engineering and Technology hold the key to addressing the enormous challenges posed by climate change.

He made the remarks in his opening address at the 5th International Conference of the Faculty of Engineering of the university where he appreciated all participants and dignitaries for their participation. He commended the Faculty for its outstanding record of excellence and discipline.

Professor Ayodele lauded the Faculty of Engineering for maintaining a distinguished reputation devoid of any negative occurrence that could tarnish the image of the University. He reiterated EKSU’s commitment to expanding the frontiers of engineering education and research in alignment with global best practices.

The Vice Chancellor also commended Dr. Omojola Awogbemi for his remarkable achievements and recognition among the top two percent of scientists globally in the subfield of energy. According to him, the honour is not only a personal achievement, but a collective reflection of the depth of expertise and global relevance of the Faculty of Engineering.

Professor Ayodele also praised the immediate past President of the EKSU Global Alumni Association, Engr. Dipo Bamisaye, for his giant strides and exemplary leadership in strengthening the bond between the Alumni and the University.

He expressed profound gratitude to the Visitor to the University and Governor of Ekiti State, His Excellency, Mr. Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, for his unwavering support and commitment to the institution. The Vice Chancellor acknowledged the Governor’s encouragement, collaboration, and financial assistance, which have helped the University in meeting its financial obligations, particularly through the timely payment of staff salaries.

In his remarks, the Dean and host of the conference, Professor I. B. Oluwafemi, described the event as coming at a critical period, not only to showcase research, but to also, cross-pollinate ideas and innovations. He expressed optimism that the conference would inspire collaborative efforts in applying engineering ingenuity towards building sustainable societies and developing technologies that serve humanity with resilience and integrity.

Earlier in his opening remarks, the Chairman of the Local Organising Committee stated that the Faculty had received over 80 high-quality research submissions from scholars across Nigeria and beyond. He encouraged participants to take full advantage of the opportunities provided by the conference to foster knowledge exchange and professional growth.

The conference, with the theme: ADVANCING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY FOR A RESILIENT AND SUSTAINABLE FUTURE, was declared open by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Babatola Ayodele.

In recognition of exemplary leadership and academic excellence, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Ayodele, the Keynote Speaker, Professor James Oluwagbenga Aribisala who is the Vice Chancellor of Federal University of Technology and Environmental Sciences, Iyin Ekiti and the Lead Paper Presenter, Professor Ibrahim A. Adeyanju, were each presented with Awards of Honour.

Ayobami Adedoyin (Mrs)
For: Deputy Registrar/Head, Directorate of Information & Corporate Affairs.

UINIVERSITY INAUGURAL LECTURES

EKSU Webmaster — Fri, 10 Oct 2025 11:19:31 +0000

UNIVERSITY INAUGURAL LECTURES

S/N	NAMES	FACULTY	TITLE	DATE OF INAUGURAL LECTURE
1.	Prof. (Mrs) A.O. Egunjobi	Science	Zoology and Man: The Role of Nematodes in the Economy of Life.	11^th December, 1994
2.	Prof. E. Dada Adelowo	Arts	Homo Religious: A Man who holds his own in all Circumstances.	March 1995
3.	Prof. D.O. Owuamanam	Education	Youth: The Age of Contrasts in Human Development	22^nd September, 1995
4.	Prof. I.O. Orubuloye	Social Sciences	The Social Cultural and Economics Roots of African Reproductive Regimes: Pathways to Fertility Transition.	30^th September, 1995
5.	Prof. S.I. Etteh	Science	Biochemistry: The Science of the Living	18^th December, 1997
6.	Prof. O. Olaofe	Science	Catalyst: The Bedrock of Chemical Industry	14^th September, 2001
7.	Prof. O. Famurewa	Science	Microbes and Man: The Endless Battle	19^th December, 2001
8.	Prof. A.O. Akande	Science	Ecological Success: The Case of the Bryophytes	14^th November, 2002
9.	Prof. M.F. Alonge	Education	Assessment and Examination: The Pathway to Education Development.	21^st August, 2003
10.	Prof. J.B. Aderiye	Science	Contributory Role of Microbes to Human Development.	11^th November, 2004
11.	Prof. M.A. Faluyi	Science	Crop Breeding: The Art, The Science, The Biotechnology for Human Survival.	9^th December, 2004
12.	Prof. D.C. Uguru-Okorie	Social Sciences	Cinderella on the Wing: What has Psychology got to do with that?	17^th February, 2005
13.	Prof. I.O. Akindutire	Education	Repositioning Physical Education and Sports Programmes for the Development of Man.	12^th May, 2005
14.	Prof. Dipo Kolawole	Social Sciences	The Symmetry of an Asymmetric Relationship: Nigeria foreign Policy and Military Rule.	16^th June, 2005
15.	Prof. E. Olanipekun	Science	Solid Minerals: Indispensable Chemical Raw Materials for Industrial Production and Development.	14^th August, 2005
16.	Prof. J.A. Adegun	Education	Health at Cross Roads.	8^th December, 2005
17.	Prof. S.O. Bandele	Education	Test Measurement and Evaluation: The Education Tripod.	9^th March,2006
18.	Prof. S.S. Asaolu	Science	Chemical Pollutant: A Threat to Human Existence	13^th February, 2007
19.	Prof. G.D. Oke	Law	Ownership of Land, a Prime Factor of Socio-Economic and Legal Conflict.	28thFebruary,2008
20.	Prof. S.A. Olorunsola	Science	The Beauty of Seeking the Best: Multiplier Imbedding Extended Conjugate Gradient Method.	19^th June,2009
21.	Prof. F. Jemiriye	Arts	Religion: The Complex Equation of Acceptance Between Man, God-Gods and Materials.	9^th December, 2009
22.	Prof. Kunle Ajayi	Social Sciences	Seeking Equality in an Unequal World: Nigeria and the Permanent Security Council Seat Aspiration.	12^th January,2010
23.	Prof. A.A. Agagu	Social Sciences	Public Policy Instability and Political Instability in Nigeria.	9^th February,2010
24.	Prof. R.O. Seweje	Education	Defining Issues in Science Education	8^th March, 2010
25.	Prof. (Mrs) G.A. Akinleye	Education	Enhancing the Quality of Life in their Complicated but Dynamic World.	6^th April, 2010
26.	Prof. J.O. Kayode	Science	Reconciliation of the Supposedly irreconcilable: Conservation and Development.	4^th May, 2010
27.	Prof. S.I.A. Ojo	Engineering	Models in Water, Man on Land Battle for Survival, Hydraulic Engineering to the Rescue.	1^st June, 2010
28.	Prof. J.O. Aribisala	Engineering	Water: The Essential Key to Human Survival and Development.	6^th July, 2010
29.	Prof. W.O. Adebayo	Social Sciences	The Human Environment: Something to Everyone.	3^rd August, 2010
30.	Prof. T.O. Owuamanam	Education	When Thing Fall Apart in Marriage What Next?	7^th December, 2010
31.	Prof. A.O. Oyinloye	Science	Beyond Petroleum Resources: Solid Minerals to the Rescue.	1^st February, 2011
32.	Prof. E.Y. Aderibigbe	Science	Microbes, Essential Agents in Alleviating Poverty and Hunger.	1^st March, 2011
33.	Prof. E.T. Akintayo	Science	Renewable Plant Resources as Platform Chemicals for Sustainable Industrial Development.	11^th September, 2012
34.	Prof. J.A. Olaogun	Social Science	Pandemonium in the Land: Social Value System to the Rescue.	9^th October, 2012
35.	Prof. O.V. Adeoluwa	Education	Learning Problems and the Technology of Education	9^th March, 2013
36.	Prof. S.B. Adeyemo	Engineering	Renewable Energy Resources: Roadmap for Industrialization and Sustainable Development.	9^th April, 2013
37.	Prof. A.S. Fasina	Agricultural Sciences	Can these Soils Sustain? The Dilemma of the Penologist.	22^nd April, 2013
38.	Prof. I.A. Ajayi	Education	Managing the Education System in a Poverty Ridden-Economy: The Unhealthy Rivalry between Efficiency and Effectiveness.	8^th July,2014
39.	Prof. E.I. Adeyeye	Science	‘You are What You Eat’	22^nd July, 2014
40.	Prof. E.B. Kolawole	Education	Test and Measurement: The Panacea to Educational Evaluation and Research Development in Nigeria.	26^th August, 2014
41.	Prof. Ibiyinka Ogunlade	Science	Food and Education Catalysts for Sustainable Development.	10^th March, 2015
42.	Prof. Z.B. Ogundare	Arts	Origin and Existence: The Inconsequential Conclusion.	10^th March, 2015
43.	Prof. P.O. Oladele	Management Sciences	Luxury of Customer Satisfaction Untangling in the Service Industry in Nigeria.	7^th June, 2016
44.	Prof. T.I. Akomolede	Law	Consuming the Consumers: The Paradox of Law and Regulations in Nigeria.	16^th August, 2016
45.	Prof. F.A.S. Dairo	Agricultural Sciences	The Battle for Food and Feed: No Victor No Vanquished.	30^th August, 2016
46.	Prof. A.A. Owojori	Education	Business, Accounting and Governance: Quintessential change Agents for National Development.	25^th April, 2017
47.	Prof. A.O. Olajide	Arts	In Defense of the unborn and the limit of Existential Options.	6^th June, 2017
48.	Prof. Lawrence Kayode Olofintoye	Science	SCHISTOMIASS: Beyond the Issue of Blood	22^nd May, 2018
49.	Prof. Henry Niyi Ogungbenle	Science	No Food No Life.	25^th September, 2018
50.	Prof. Benson Oluwafemi Ademilyi	Science	Plant Eco-Physiology: Panacea for Plant Health Survival for Human Benefit.	19^th March, 2019
51.	Prof. Ayodeji Oludare Fasuyi	Agricultural Sciences	Zero Competition for Food between Man and Animal: Emerging Possibilities	16^th April, 2019
52.	Prof. Samuel Oladiipo Kolawole	Science	Language Mobility: Translation Studies and Linguistic Universalism.	14^th May, 2019
53.	Prof. (Mrs) Titilayo Olufunke Femi-Ola	Science	Microbes: Their Symbiotic Roles as Bio-processors	18^th June, 2019
54.	Prof. Funso Isolaowa Afolabi	Social Sciences	Tourism Entrepreneurship Putting Profit After Suitable Location and Sustainable Hotel Operations	15^th August, 2019
55.	Prof. (Mrs) O.O. Fapohunda	Agricultural Sciences	Is Man’s Dominion Over Fish Sustainable?	27^th August, 2019
56.	Prof. Olumuyiwa Femi Omotoso	Political Science	Politics of Power and Power of Politics: The Anatomy of Nigerian Government and Politics	10^th September, 2019
57.	Prof. James Olusegun Bamidele	College of Medicine	Occupational Health Service: The Dilemma of the Unsung and Neglected Informal Sector Workers.	27^th July, 2021
58.	Prof. Raphael Ayantunji Adeleke	Science	Life Expressed in Stochastic Processes: Towards Statistical Solutions to the Problematic.	2 Statistical Solutions to the Problematic.or two (2) Consecutive Semesters without permissiony at the end of 3004^th August, 2021
59.	Prof. Babatope Kolade Oyewole	Education	Supervising the Supervisors: A rebirth of University Academic Excellence.	7^th September, 2021
60.	Prof. (Mrs) Eunice Olufunmilayo Osakinle	Education	Sexuality Education of the Girl-Child: Guidance for a Better Tomorrow	26^th October, 2021
61.	Prof. Oluwadare Micheal Owolabi	Education	English, Whose English? English Language Literacy as Pedagogy in a Babble of Voices	21^st December, 2021
62.	Prof. Joseph Babatola Ayodele	Education	The Basis and the Basics of Basic Education for Sustainable Development in Nigeria	^11th January, 2022
63.	Prof. Gabrial Oludele Oyinloye	Education	“Resolving the Burden of Illiteracy through Language Education Curriculum”.	8^th February, 2022
64.	Prof. Florence Modupe Osalusi	Education	“ Securing the Insecure Nation: Social Studies to the Rescue”	6^th December, 2022
65.	Prof. Akande Oladimeji Ajayi	College of Medicine	“Hepatitis B Virus Infection: Stopping The Silent Killer”	20^th December, 2022
66.	Prof. (Mrs) Akomolafe Comfort Olufunke	Education	Culture of Innovation in Managing Education: What Matters.”	21^st December, 2022
67.	Prof. (Mrs) Olajire Adeola Adegun	Education	“Debacle and Conundrum in Education: Management for the Paradigm Shift”	31^st January, 2023
68.	Prof. Florence Aduke Adebayo	Education	“Educational Management in Nigeria at a Crossroad: Stake Holders to the Rescue”	1^st February, 2023
69.	Prof. Ebenezer Adekunle Ajayi	College of Medicine	“Low Risk, Not No Risk: The Travails of a Lifetime Pump Fighting Fate”	14^th February, 2023
70.	Prof. Kehinde Atinuke Omotayo	Education	“Producing Versatility in the Teaching – Learning Process: An Effort to Revitalize Science Education”	15^th February, 2023
71.	Prof. Olufemi Julius Ayodele	Agricultural Sciences	“Fertile Nigeria, Infertile Soils and Fertilizers: A Tractable Nexus or Contradiction?”	27^th April, 2023
72.	Prof. John Adebayo Oloyede	Management Sciences	“Financial Sector Reforms and the Challenge of Exchange Rate Stability: Dynamics and Paradox of the Nigerian Economy”	15^th June, 2023
73.	Prof. Babatope Bukola Arogundade	Education	“Repositioning Work Environment Towards Sustainable Educational Development in Nigeria”	17^th June, 2023
74.	Prof. Grace Modupe Adebo	Agricultural Sciences	“De-Escalating Grassroot Gender Poverty: Imperatives for Sustainable Rural Development Agenda in Nigeria.	25^th July, 2023
75.	Prof. Awe Abel Ariyo	The Social Sciences	“Sustainable Development and You”	27^th July, 2023
76.	Prof. Matthew Borode	Education	Investment in Adult and Non-Formal Education: Options for Policy Makers”	1^st August, 2023
77.	Prof. Mary Olufunke Adedokun	Education	Adult Education, A Discipline for all Nations and People: Correcting the Misconceptions”	2^nd August, 2023
78.	Prof. (Mrs.) Joyce Olufunke Ogunsan	Education	“That the Home be Happy: Marital Adjustment and Economic Participation of the Woman”	3^rd August, 2023
79.	Prof. Ronald Omotayo Fagbuaro	Science	“Fish: The Unavoidable Acquatic Gold”	19^th September, 2023
80.	Prof. Olayinka Anthony Awoyinka	Basic Medical Sciences	“Exploring Underutilized Local Fibre: Panacea for Economical and Healthy Foods”	20^th September, 2023
81.	Prof. Samuel Akingbade Jegede	Education	“Science Education in Nigeria: Asphyxiating but Undulating”	6^th November, 2023
82.	Prof. (Mrs.) Olubunmi Bolanle Ajayi	Science	“Nutrition and Health: The Inseparable Siamese Twins for Life Sustenance”	7^th November, 2023
83.	Prof. Nneka Salome Ezeani	Education	“In Defence of No Accounting, No Business: An X-Ray of A Non-Existing Battle in Nigeria”	19^th December, 2023
84.	Prof. Olatunde Abass Oseni	College of Medicine	“Medicinal Plants and Human Existence: God’s Greatest Gift for Health Sustenance and Health Living”.	29^th July, 2024
85.	Prof. Remigius Oyebode Famiwole	Education	“Dynamics of Agricultural Science and Agricultural Education Pedagogies: The Missing Link Leverage”.	30^th July, 2024
86.	Prof. Francis Jide Faleye	Science	“NATURE: Primary Source of Drugs and Blessings to Humanity”.	22^nd October, 2024
87.	Prof. Ebenezer Babatope Faweya	Science	“Living with Radiation: Can Man tame the Ubiquitous actiological agent and the Silent Killer”?	21^st January, 2025
88.	Prof. Adejoke Abeni Adewumi	Science	“Re-Engineering the Food of Teleosts and Evaluating their Benefits”.	22^nd January, 2025
89.	Prof. Mrs Edit Olufunmilola Olorunsola	Education	“Revitalization of Nigeria Universities: A Fulcrum for Workers’ Job satisfaction and Performance”.	22^nd April, 2025
90.	Prof. Taiwo Owoeye	Social Sciences	“An empty House Full of People: Poverty Productivity and Prosperity in Nigeria”.	23^rd April, 2025
91.	Prof. Haastrup Timileyin Ekundayo	Education	“Towards Sustaining School Effectiveness in Nigeria: The Cosmetic Politics of Stakeholders”.	20^th May, 2025
92.	Prof. Anthony Olugbenga Adaramola	Management Sciences	“Greed, Lies and Financial Ruin: The Ponzi Schemes Legacies”.	21^st May, 2025
93.	Prof. Christopher Taiwo Oluwadare	Social Sciences	“What is Really Wrong with you? I don’t Know. The Sociological Diagnosis without End”.	24^th June, 2025
94.	Prof. Celinah Folakemi Ogundana	Social Sciences	“Beyond Binaries: Gender Relations and the Challenges of Sexual Health Care Delivery in Nigeria”.	15^th July, 2025
95.	Prof. Olu-Olu Olufayo	Social Sciences	“APES OBEY: The Conspiracy and Gradual Annihilation of Organized Labour in a Bedridden Nigeria”.	16^th July, 2025

TUITION FEES, NOT INCREASED IN EKSU

EKSU Webmaster — Fri, 10 Oct 2025 10:58:45 +0000

TUITION FEES, NOT INCREASED IN EKSU

The attention of the Management of Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti (EKSU), has been drawn to a report from the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) naming EKSU as one of the institutions that had increased their tuition fees.

For the avoidance of doubt, the university is not in the habit of increasing its tuition fees arbitrarily. It is the policy of the university that whatever a student pays in 100 level is what he/she will pay throughout the period of studentship. NELFUND and indeed, members of the public are to note that the university has not increased its tuition fees, as the fee regimes approved by the Governing Council s of the 2024/2025 academic session are still in place and maintained.

Ekiti State University will continue to support NELFUND in its efforts to reduce the financial burdens being faced by students for the purpose of achieving academic sustainability.

The university Management appreciates the President and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, Ashiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR for putting in place NELFUND to provide succour for Nigerian students.

Ayobami Adedoyin (Mrs)

For: Deputy Registrar/Head, Directorate of Information & Corporate Affairs.

EKSU VC APPLAUDS GOVERNOR OYEBANJI FOR EXCEPTIONAL SUPPORTS TO EKSU

EKSU Webmaster — Mon, 06 Oct 2025 14:18:59 +0000

EKSU VC APPLAUDS GOVERNOR OYEBANJI FOR EXCEPTIONAL SUPPORTS TO EKSU

The Vice Chancellor of Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti, Professor Babatola Ayodele has extended heartfelt appreciation to the Executive Governor of Ekiti State, His Excellency, Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji for his unwavering commitment and continuous support towards the growth and development of the institution.

While highlighting his achievements since he assumed duty as the 9th substantive Vice Chancellor during the University’s Congregation meeting held at the University’s Main Auditorium, Professor Ayodele praised the Governor and Visitor to the University for his far-reaching interventions that have significantly enhanced the institution’s operations and infrastructure in recent time.

The Vice Chancellor stated that the approval of increase in the university’s monthly subvention, twice within a short period of time to the University coupled with the Governor’s steadfast commitment to its timely release, has brought a new era of financial stability to the University, making it possible for the Management, under his leadership to defray all backlog of outstanding salaries and allowances within one year.

Professor Ayodele further expressed deep gratitude for the Governor’s recent promise by his Administration to construct a state-of-the-art Faculty of Pharmacy complex in the University. According to the Vice Chancellor, the contractors have moved to site for the commencement of the construction work.

The Congregation meeting was attended by Principal Officers, qualified members of academic and non-teaching staff, who all applauded the Vice Chancellor’s commendation of the Governor’s transformative contributions to the citadel of learning.

Mathew Ogunlade

For: Deputy Registrar/Head, Directorate of Information & Corporate Affairs.

TWO EKSU PRODUCTS, SHINE AT 2025 CALL TO BAR

EKSU Webmaster — Mon, 29 Sep 2025 09:39:28 +0000

TWO EKSU PRODUCTS, SHINE AT 2025 CALL TO BAR

Two graduates of Law from Ekiti State University, Ado – Ekiti, Akinola Dolapo Modupe and Tadobo Ayodeji have again made the university proud at the just concluded 2025 Law School Call to Bar held in Abuja.

The two products graduated with First Class (Honours) from the Nigerian Law School, Abuja and received prizes during the Call to Bar ceremony.

Dolapo on her own achieved the following feats in the Law School:

– Overall 7th Best Graduating Student, February 2025 Bar Finals.

– Chief Adegboyega S. Awomolo CFR., SAN, Former Chairman, Body of Benchers, Life Bencher award for 3rd Best Graduating Student, Corporate Law Practice.

– ⁠Recipient of the Director General’s Prize for 1st Class.

The Vice- Chancellor, Professor Babatola Ayodele, while receiving the news of the excellent achievement, congratulated Dolapo and Ayodeji, the entire members of the Faculty of Law of Ekiti State University, as well as the University community at large on the feat. He pointed that EKSU is known for academic excellence and honour which would be maintained to further promote the university across the globe.

The Vice Chancellor, therefore, encouraged and admonished other students and alumni of the university to continue to make the university proud by showcasing their academic prowess wherever they find themselves.

Ayobami Adedoyin (Mrs)

For: Deputy Registrar/Head, Directorate of Information & Corporate Affairs.