JABU VC FAKOLUJO HAILS CHANCELLOR, PASTOR(PROF) ANTHONY ADEGBULUGBE FOR ENCOURAGING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
…Chancellor made available 17million naira in 2024, 24million naira in 2025 and 27million naira in 2026 to encourage hard work – Fakolujo
…As 17th Convocation Ceremony witnessed Conferment of Honourary doctorate degrees on Dr Goke Adegoroye and Prof Felix Dayo
JABU VC FAKOLUJO HAILS CHANCELLOR, PASTOR(PROF) ANTHONY ADEGBULUGBE FOR ENCOURAGING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
…Chancellor made available 17million naira in 2024, 24million naira in 2025 and 27million naira in 2026 to encourage hard work – Fakolujo
…As 17th Convocation Ceremony witnessed Conferment of Honourary doctorate degrees on Dr Goke Adegoroye and Prof Felix Dayo
The Vice Chancellor of Joseph Ayo Babalola University, Prof. Olasebikan Fakolujo has hailed the Chancellor, Pastor(Prof) Anthony Adegbulugbe for encouraging academic excellence.
The Vice Chancellor, in his speech at the 17th convocation ceremony of the university also reflected on the support received from Prof. Adegbulugbe towards ensuring adequate power supply to the tertiary institution.
In his words, “We also special thanks to our Chancellor, Pastor(Prof) Anthony Adegbulugbe for the support exceeding two hundred million naira towards the connection to the national grid and this has lit up the entire university environment”.
Acknowledging the Chancellor’s generosity towards rewarding academic excellence, the Vice Chancellor for encouraging hard work.
“Prof. Adegbulugbe has encouraged academic excellence through his annual awards amounting to about seventy million naira”.
The Chancellor made available 17million naira in 2024, 24million naira in 2025 and 27million naira in 2026 and this has continued to encourage hard work and academic excellence”, Prof. Fakolujo added.
For the Chancellor, Prof. Anthony Adegbulugbe, it was his little way of emphasising that excellence should not only be spoken about but also encouraged.
In his words, “that is why I instituted the Chancellor’s Cash Awards. I instituted this because I believe that a university should not only speak about excellence but should create practical ways of encouraging it.”
“It is therefore my pleasure to continue the awards this year for the overall best graduating student, best graduating student in each college and the best student in each college.”
“This year, the overall best graduating student is Misturah Elizabeth Oseni of the Food Science and Technology department with CGPA of 4.96.”
“The significance of these awards goes beyond the financial value attached to them. The are intended to tell our students that diligence matters,” Adegbulugbe added.
The occasion also witnessed conferment of honourary doctorate degrees on Dr. Goke Adegoroye and Prof. Felix Dayo in recognition of their contributions to public service and professional practice.
The duo have distinguished themselves in public service, scholarship awards, professional practice, engineering, energy, environmental development and national service.
The Vice Chancellor of Joseph Ayo Babalola University, Prof. Olasebikan Fakolujo has hailed the Chancellor, Pastor(Prof) Anthony Adegbulugbe for encouraging academic excellence.
The Vice Chancellor, in his speech at the 17th convocation ceremony of the university also reflected on the support received from Prof. Adegbulugbe towards ensuring adequate power supply to the tertiary institution.
In his words, “We also special thanks to our Chancellor, Pastor(Prof) Anthony Adegbulugbe for the support exceeding two hundred million naira towards the connection to the national grid and this has lit up the entire university environment”.
Acknowledging the Chancellor’s generosity towards rewarding academic excellence, the Vice Chancellor for encouraging hard work.
“Prof. Adegbulugbe has encouraged academic excellence through his annual awards amounting to about seventy million naira”.
The Chancellor made available 17million naira in 2024, 24million naira in 2025 and 27million naira in 2026 and this has continued to encourage hard work and academic excellence”, Prof. Fakolujo added.
For the Chancellor, Prof. Anthony Adegbulugbe, it was his little way of emphasising that excellence should not only be spoken about but also encouraged.
In his words, “that is why I instituted the Chancellor’s Cash Awards. I instituted this because I believe that a university should not only speak about excellence but should create practical ways of encouraging it.”
“It is therefore my pleasure to continue the awards this year for the overall best graduating student, best graduating student in each college and the best student in each college.”
“This year, the overall best graduating student is Misturah Elizabeth Oseni of the Food Science and Technology department with CGPA of 4.96.”
“The significance of these awards goes beyond the financial value attached to them. The are intended to tell our students that diligence matters,” Adegbulugbe added.
The occasion also witnessed conferment of honourary doctorate degrees on Dr. Goke Adegoroye and Prof. Felix Dayo in recognition of their contributions to public service and professional practice.
The duo have distinguished themselves in public service, scholarship awards, professional practice, engineering, energy, environmental development and national service.
