A lecturer in the University’s College of Animal Science and Livestock Production, has won the Vice-Chancellor’s Prize for the Best Research Proposal at the just-concluded International Foundation for Science (IFS) Grant Application Write-Shop, organised by the Directorate of Grants Management. The winner, Mr Sunday Adenaike, whose research proposal was selected as the overall best, scored 43.3 po…

The Second Commencement Lecture of the University to usher in the 2013/2014 Academic Session will hold on Monday, February 03, 2014 at the Professor Mahmood Yakubu Lecture Theatre, beginning at 12 noon. The Commencement Lecture is designed to inspire and challenge students of the University by the exemplary life and times of achievers in their generation, to spur them to greatness. TaggedMaking S…

Have you heard that the University has just introduced new Smart Identity Cards to replace the Identity Cards used by members of staff? If you are yet to be captured, you are requested to be physically present for data capture at the Information and Communication Technology Resource Centre (ICTREC) Block, International Scholars’ and Resource Centre, FUNAAB,between 8.30am and 3.30pm on week days. R…

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olusola Oyewole, has advised Pre-Degree students of the University to be focused, in order to overcome the challenge ahead of them in life.Vice-Chancellor gave this advice during the 2013/2014 Orientation Programmes for Pre-Degree and Cambridge ‘A’ level students of the University’s Institute for Human Resources Development (INHURD). Professor Oyewole called on the s…

Researchers and postgraduate students of the University have been challenged to start writing grant-winning proposals that could advance their research activities. Giving this challenge was the FUNAAB’s Director of Grants Management, Dr Kola Adebayo, during the International Foundation for Science (IFS) Grant Application Write-Shop, held recently in the University. The Director noted that numerous…

Students of the University have continued to demonstrate that if given the enabling environment, they can make waves in all facets of human endeavour. Aanu Damola Morenikeji, 400-level student of Plant Physiology and Crop Production has, again, blazed the trail by being selected for the 2013 Fellowship of the Social Leadership Academic, United States of America, having emerged as the youngest fell…