…Vice chancellor, professor Omojola rolls out achievements so far
The Bamidele Olumilua University of Education, Science and Technology (BOUESTI) says 1,645 students will graduate at its second convocation ceremony, while unveiling new strides in academic expansion, infrastructural development, and industry collaboration as the institution continues to strengthen its presence in Nigeria’s higher education landscape.
The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andrew Babatunde Omojola, made this known during a press conference held at the Senate Building of the university in Ikere-Ekiti. He explained that the institution is pushing forward with plans to expand its academic offerings, noting that the National Universities Commission (NUC) is currently verifying about 30 proposed postgraduate programmes as part of efforts to deepen advanced learning opportunities.
Professor Omojola also revealed that BOUESTI is investing heavily in infrastructure, including plans to extend internal road networks across the campus to about 14 kilometres. He added that the university is strengthening partnerships with industries and professional bodies to ensure graduates are better prepared for real-world demands, while confirming that 1,645 students will be graduating at the forthcoming convocation, with strong academic performances recorded across all classifications.
According to him, since assuming office in January this year, has resuscitation of the University farm, establishment of a yogurt production unit, strengthened collaboration with security agencies to enhance campus safety and increase in number of students who benefited from NELFUND, among others.
The Vice Chancellor commended Governor Biodun Oyebanji and the Chancellor of the institution, Chief Wole Olanipekun SAN, CFR for their support for the growth and development of the University.
