Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta

Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta About FUNAAB This led to the creation of the first two Universities of Agriculture in Abeokuta and Makurdi.

The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Ogun State (FUNAAB) was established on January 1, 1988 by the Federal Government when four Universities of Technology, earlier merged in 1984, were demerged. On the same date, Professor Nurudeen Olorun-Nimbe Adedipe was appointed the pioneer Vice-Chancellor of the University. Professor Adedipe officially assumed duty on January 28, 1988. For many ye

ars the date which Professor Adedipe assumed duty was wrongly adopted as the foundation day of the University. Following a revisit to the instrument setting up the University, a Council decision at its 53rd Statutory meeting in June 2010 reverted the foundation date to January 1st 1988 as prescribed by the law which established the University. Prior to the emergence of UNAAB, the Federal Government had established the Federal University of Technology, Abeokuta (FUTAB) in 1983. Then, in 1984, it was merged with the University of Lagos and had its name changed to the College of Science and Technology, Abeokuta (COSTAB), before the demerger of January, 1988. The University started off from the old Campus of Abeokuta Grammar School, Isale-Igbein near the city centre. It completed its movement to its Permanent Site along Alabata Road in 1997, in what has been termed the fastest pace of Permanent Site development in the history of Nigerian University System.

DVC (Academic), Prof. Idowu to Deliver FUNAAB’s 114th Inaugural Lecture on July 8Abeokuta, Ogun State – The Deputy Vice-...
08/06/2026

DVC (Academic), Prof. Idowu to Deliver FUNAAB’s 114th Inaugural Lecture on July 8

Abeokuta, Ogun State – The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Prof. Olusegun Mark Obafemi Idowu, is set to deliver the University's 114th Inaugural Lecture on Wednesday, July 8, 2026, at the Prof. Oluwafemi Balogun Ceremonial Building.

Prof. Idowu, a distinguished scholar in Monogastric Animal Nutrition from the Department of Animal Nutrition, College of Animal Science and Livestock Production (COLANIM), and a member of the Governing Council of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), will present the lecture titled:

“Feed to Food: Biological Machines in the Hands of a Monogastric Nutritionist.”

The lecture is scheduled to commence at 2:00 p.m., while guests are expected to be seated by 1:30 p.m.

The event will be hosted by the Vice-Chancellor of FUNAAB, Prof. Babatunde Kehinde, and is expected to attract members of the University community, researchers, academics, industry professionals, policymakers, students, and the general public.

The inaugural lecture will provide valuable insights into the role of monogastric nutrition in enhancing livestock productivity, food security, and sustainable agricultural development. It will also highlight the critical contributions of animal nutrition science to modern agriculture and food systems.

For participants unable to attend physically, the lecture will be streamed live through the University's online platforms, ensuring wider access to the knowledge-sharing event.

Online Streaming Platforms

YouTube: https://funaab.edu.ng/114th-inaugural-lecture/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Au5wvAvWv/

Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/6520061153?pwd=c3oP3WwH1l2FnBryqMLpAa4IBm8LMM.1&omn=89837066516

Zoom Meeting ID: 652 006 1153

Passcode: FUNAAB

The University community and members of the public are cordially invited to participate in this landmark academic event.

Keywords: FUNAAB, 114th Inaugural Lecture, Prof. Olusegun Mark Obafemi Idowu, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic, Monogastric Animal Nutrition, Animal Nutrition, COLANIM, Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta, Agricultural Research, Livestock Production, Food Security, Higher Education Nigeria, Academic Excellence, Research and Innovation, Inaugural Lecture Series.

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VC's Examination Support Initiative Brings Relief to Indigent FUNAAB StudentsAbeokuta, Ogun State – In a remarkable demo...
06/06/2026

VC's Examination Support Initiative Brings Relief to Indigent FUNAAB Students

Abeokuta, Ogun State – In a remarkable demonstration of compassion and commitment to student welfare, the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Professor Babatunde Kehinde, through the generosity of his family, has extended examination support packages to indigent students of the University.

The intervention, facilitated by the Student Affairs Division, was designed to alleviate the financial challenges faced by economically disadvantaged students during the ongoing examination period, ensuring that financial constraints do not hinder their academic success.

Speaking at the presentation ceremony, the Dean of Student Affairs, Professor Festus Adeosun, represented by the Deputy Dean, Dr. Mathew Wheto, commended the Vice-Chancellor and his family for their unwavering dedication to students' welfare. He described the initiative as a timely and impactful gesture that has provided relief and encouragement to students facing financial difficulties, particularly during examinations.

According to Dr. Wheto, the support initiative reflects Professor Kehinde’s people-oriented leadership philosophy and his commitment to creating an enabling environment where students can excel academically while enjoying the necessary support for personal development.

He further applauded the Vice-Chancellor and his family for their generosity and compassion, noting that the assistance would help beneficiaries focus on their studies and perform optimally in their examinations without the distraction of financial pressures.

Responding on behalf of the beneficiaries, Azubike Delight, a 300-Level student of the Department of Plant Physiology and Crop Production (PPCP), expressed profound gratitude to the Vice-Chancellor and his family for the thoughtful intervention.

She stated that the support would significantly ease the financial burden on many students and serve as motivation for them to remain focused on their academic goals and strive for excellence.

The beneficiaries also offered prayers for the Vice-Chancellor and his family, wishing them continued good health, wisdom, success, and prosperity. They pledged to reciprocate the gesture through improved academic performance, responsible conduct, and dedication to their studies.

The initiative further underscores FUNAAB's commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment where every student is given the opportunity to succeed regardless of financial circumstances.

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FUNAAB, Nimbe Adedipe Library, Unity Schools Nigeria, Mr. Oriade, Professor Owolabi Abayomi, Library Development, Reading Culture, School Libraries, Educational Partnership, Library Automation, Information Literacy, Academic Excellence, Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta, South-West Nigeria, Digital Libraries, Educational Development, School Library Revitalization, Literacy Promotion.

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Chairman of Unity Schools Commends FUNAAB’s Nimbe Adedipe Library, Seeks Partnership for School Library DevelopmentAbeok...
06/06/2026

Chairman of Unity Schools Commends FUNAAB’s Nimbe Adedipe Library, Seeks Partnership for School Library Development

Abeokuta, Ogun State – The Chairman of the Federal Unity Schools in Nigeria, Mr. Oriade, has lauded the Nimbe Adedipe Library (NAL) of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) for its remarkable contributions to academic excellence and innovative library services, describing it as one of the foremost university libraries in Nigeria.

Mr. Oriade made the commendation during a courtesy visit to the library as part of preparations for the forthcoming Annual Conference of Unity Schools scheduled to hold later this month.

During the visit, he expressed admiration for the library's serene and well-maintained environment, as well as its effective deployment of modern information and communication technologies to enhance library service delivery.

According to him, the visit was aimed at exploring areas of collaboration and seeking professional guidance on how the Nimbe Adedipe Library could support efforts to reposition and revitalize libraries within Unity Schools across the South-West region of Nigeria.

He emphasized the strategic role of school libraries in promoting a strong reading culture, academic excellence, critical thinking, and lifelong learning among students.

In his response, the University Librarian, Professor Owolabi Abayomi, expressed appreciation for the visit and highlighted his longstanding connection with the Unity School system. He recalled that his professional career began at the renowned Federal Government Girls’ College, Sagamu, where he was mentored by the late education icon, Mrs. M. B. Abolade, whose leadership and discipline significantly shaped his professional journey.

Professor Owolabi also acknowledged the contributions of Mrs. Uler Ajayi, noting that the values of diligence, discipline, integrity, and excellence instilled by both educators continue to influence his leadership philosophy and professional engagements.

The University Librarian reiterated that one of the core objectives of the Nimbe Adedipe Library is to promote reading culture among young people while encouraging effective utilization of library resources. He assured the delegation of the library's readiness to partner with the Directorate of Unity Schools in strengthening school library services, building staff capacity, and introducing innovative technologies that will improve learning outcomes.

As part of the engagement, Professor Owolabi introduced Dr. Bose Akintola, an alumna of Federal Government College, Odogbolu, who underscored the importance of maintaining strong alumni networks and supporting educational development initiatives within Unity Schools.

Discussions during the visit focused on prospective collaborations in key areas, including library automation, information literacy programmes, reading promotion initiatives, digital transformation, and professional development opportunities for school librarians.

The delegation subsequently paid a courtesy visit to the Vice-Chancellor of FUNAAB, where both parties explored areas of mutual interest and potential partnerships aimed at advancing educational development and strengthening library systems within the Unity School network.

The visit marks another milestone in the efforts of the Nimbe Adedipe Library to extend its impact beyond the university community and contribute meaningfully to the development of school libraries, literacy promotion, and educational excellence across Nigeria.

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FUNAAB, Nimbe Adedipe Library, Unity Schools Nigeria, Mr. Oriade, Professor Owolabi Abayomi, Library Development, Reading Culture, School Libraries, Educational Partnership, Library Automation, Information Literacy, Academic Excellence, Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta, South-West Nigeria, Digital Libraries, Educational Development, School Library Revitalization, Literacy Promotion.

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DIA Organises Capacity-Building Training on Audit Reporting and Financial ManagementIn a bid to strengthen professional ...
05/06/2026

DIA Organises Capacity-Building Training on Audit Reporting and Financial Management

In a bid to strengthen professional competence and enhance operational efficiency among audit personnel, the Directorate of Internal Audit (DIA) of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), on June 4, 2026, organised an intensive in-house training programme focusing on audit reporting, professional practice, and financial management.

The training brought together audit professionals within the University to deepen their knowledge and improve their skills in key areas of internal auditing, report writing, budgeting, expenditure control, and financial accountability.

Delivering a keynote presentation titled "Enhancing Internal Audit Effectiveness Through Quality Report Writing and Professional Practice," the Director of FUNAAB Integrated Ventures (FIV) and former Director of the Directorate of Internal Audit, Mr. Olufisayo Ambode, highlighted the critical role of quality reporting in achieving effective audit outcomes.

According to him, the true value of an audit lies not only in identifying weaknesses and risks but also in communicating findings clearly, accurately, and objectively to support informed decision-making. He emphasised the importance of professional scepticism, independence, integrity, and continuous professional development in maintaining high auditing standards.

Mr. Ambode further encouraged participants to adopt concise, evidence-based reporting techniques and align their activities with recognised professional standards to promote accountability and strengthen internal control systems.

In a separate presentation titled "Essentials of Internal Audit Report," the Acting Director of the Directorate, Mr. Kehinde Ajayi, described audit reports as vital tools for communicating audit findings and recommendations to Management.

He noted that effective audit reports must be clear, accurate, objective, timely, and supported by credible evidence. According to him, key components of a quality audit report include audit findings, risk implications, recommendations, and management responses.

Mr. Ajayi stressed that effective audit reporting enhances organisational decision-making, improves internal controls, and contributes significantly to institutional performance and governance.

Also speaking during the training, Mr. Olufemi Owoade, a Deputy Director in the Directorate, delivered a presentation on "Elements of Budget, Expenditure Control and Prepayment Audit." He underscored the importance of budgeting as a strategic tool for planning, resource allocation, and organisational control.

Mr. Owoade identified revenue projections, expenditure estimates, and performance targets as essential elements of a sound budgeting process. He explained that expenditure control mechanisms help ensure that organisational spending remains within approved budgetary limits and aligns with institutional objectives.

He further noted that prepayment audits play a critical role in verifying transactions before payment is made, thereby preventing errors, fraud, and unauthorised expenditures while safeguarding institutional resources.

Earlier in his welcome address, Mr. Ajayi stated that the training programme was carefully designed to enhance participants' knowledge, skills, and professional competence in critical areas of internal auditing and financial management.

He reaffirmed the pivotal role internal auditors play in promoting accountability, transparency, good governance, and effective risk management within organisations, adding that the selected topics were both timely and relevant to the evolving demands of the auditing profession.

The training concluded with a renewed commitment to effective audit reporting, prudent financial management, and strict adherence to professional standards as essential drivers of transparency, accountability, and overall institutional effectiveness within the University.

The initiative reflects FUNAAB's continuous commitment to strengthening governance structures, improving financial oversight, and fostering a culture of professionalism and excellence in service delivery.

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Internal Audit, FUNAAB, Audit Reporting, Financial Management, Capacity Building, Professional Development, Internal Control Systems, Accountability, Transparency, Good Governance, Budgeting, Expenditure Control, Prepayment Audit, Risk Management, Audit Effectiveness, Institutional Governance, Professional Standards, Report Writing, Financial Oversight, Organisational Performance

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05/06/2026

Former Namibian First Lady, Madame Monica Hage Geingos, has delivered a powerful and forward-looking message to African universities, urging them to take a leading role in shaping the continent’s future workforce and leadership capacity.

Speaking during a strategic visit to the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Nigeria, she emphasized that Africa stands at a defining moment in history—where by 2050, one in every four people on earth is expected to be African.

According to her, this demographic shift presents both an opportunity and a responsibility.

She called for urgent investment in:

✔ Quality education reform
✔ Innovation and digital transformation
✔ Ethical leadership development
✔ Strong alignment between universities and industry needs
✔ Pan-African collaboration for sustainable growth

Madame Geingos also highlighted the importance of preparing graduates not just with degrees, but with relevant skills, leadership capacity, and global competitiveness.

She further reflected on the legacy of the late President Dr. Hage Geingob and the importance of continuing efforts toward African development through education and governance.

This historic engagement at FUNAAB brought together academics, policymakers, development experts, and students in a shared conversation about Africa’s future.

🌍 The message is clear:
African universities must evolve—or risk being left behind in a rapidly changing world.

📍 Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Nigeria

FUNAAB Fashion Designers-in-the-Making Showcase Creativity, Innovation at Final Year ExhibitionAbeokuta, Ogun State – Ju...
05/06/2026

FUNAAB Fashion Designers-in-the-Making Showcase Creativity, Innovation at Final Year Exhibition

Abeokuta, Ogun State – June 4, 2026

The Department of Clothing and Textiles Design, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), has showcased the creativity, talent, and entrepreneurial potential of its graduating students at the 400-Level Final Year Exhibition held at the Centre for Entrepreneurial Studies (CENTS) Exhibition Hall.

The exhibition, themed “From Culture to Commerce: Inspiring Entrepreneurial Innovation,” featured an impressive array of clothing and textile products conceptualised, designed, and produced by final-year students as part of their academic and practical training.

Representing the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Babatunde Kehinde, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Prof. Olusegun Idowu, commended the College of Food Sciences and Human Ecology (COLFHEC) and the Department of Clothing and Textiles Design for sustaining an initiative that effectively bridges the gap between academia and society.

According to him, the exhibition serves as an important platform for connecting the “town and gown,” providing students with an opportunity to demonstrate their skills while showcasing the practical impact of university education.

Prof. Idowu encouraged the graduating students to embrace entrepreneurship, innovation, and self-reliance, noting that the knowledge and skills acquired during their training would position them for success in the highly competitive fashion and textile industry.

Earlier, the Acting Head of the Department, Dr. Doyin Labode, described the exhibition as a longstanding academic tradition aimed at providing final-year students with the opportunity to showcase the knowledge, creativity, and practical competencies developed throughout their programme.

She noted that the event promotes entrepreneurship and self-sufficiency while creating opportunities for members of the public to appreciate, engage with, and patronise students’ innovative works.

Speaking on the significance of the programme, the Course Lecturer, Dr. Olufunmilayo Braide, explained that the annual “Open Day” exhibition has been sustained by the Department for over 12 years as part of efforts to bridge the gap between the University and the fashion industry.

According to her, the initiative exposes students to industry realities by connecting them with successful professionals, mentors, and stakeholders who can support their career development and entrepreneurial aspirations.

Dr. Braide further highlighted the importance of the clothing and textile profession, describing clothing as one of humanity’s most fundamental needs alongside food and shelter. She also acknowledged the participation of internationally acclaimed fashion designer, Ade Bakare, winner of the London Fashion Show 2024, whose presence was intended to inspire students toward professional excellence and global competitiveness.

Also speaking, the Orunto of Owu Kingdom, Chief Biodun Lasile, urged the students to complement academic achievements with practical skills, creativity, innovation, and continuous personal development. He emphasised that originality and lifelong learning remain critical ingredients for success in the ever-evolving fashion and textile sector.

In her remarks, the Executive Director of Asani Foundation and Director of ATJ Textiles, Dr. Lizzy Adeboyejo, encouraged the students to embrace research, innovation, and continuous learning as essential tools for standing out in an increasingly competitive labour market.

She noted that the ability to consistently create value and adapt to emerging trends would significantly influence their professional growth and long-term success.

Highlights of the exhibition included practical demonstrations, workshops, project defence sessions, and a special “jumbo sales” segment, which allowed visitors to interact directly with exhibitors and purchase selected products displayed at the event.

The exhibition attracted several dignitaries, including the Dean of COLFHEC, Prof. Adebukunola Omemu; Director of CENTS, Prof. Sakiru Akinbode; and Chairman of the ASUU-UNAAB Chapter, Dr. Ola-Olusegun Oyedele.

Others in attendance were the Olori of Owu Kingdom, Olori Mariam Matemilola; Rev. (Dr.) Toyin Adeyemo (Rtd); Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Abeokuta South Chapter, Apostle Titus Alalade; and the Oluroko of Erunmu Kingdom, Oba Waheed Ayoade, among other distinguished guests.

The event reaffirmed FUNAAB’s commitment to producing graduates equipped with practical skills, entrepreneurial mindsets, and innovative capabilities required to contribute meaningfully to national development and economic growth.

Keywords: FUNAAB, Clothing and Textiles Design, Final Year Exhibition, Fashion Designers, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Fashion Industry, Textile Design, Student Creativity, COLFHEC, CENTS, Ade Bakare, Entrepreneurial Development, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

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UNILORIN SUMMIT: FUNAAB Pro-Chancellor Advocates Innovation-Driven Universities for Nigeria’s Economic TransformationIlo...
05/06/2026

UNILORIN SUMMIT: FUNAAB Pro-Chancellor Advocates Innovation-Driven Universities for Nigeria’s Economic Transformation

Ilorin, Nigeria – The Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), His Royal Majesty, Oba Rasheed Ayotunde Olabomi, Odundun IV, Asoludero, the Aragbiji of Iragbiji Land, has called for a fundamental transformation of Nigeria’s higher education system, urging universities to evolve beyond certificate-awarding institutions into dynamic centres of innovation, entrepreneurship, industrialisation, and national development.

The monarch made the call while delivering the keynote address at the 2026 University of Ilorin Research and Industrial Summit (UIRIS), themed “Advancing University–Industry Collaboration for Sustainable National Development in Nigeria.”

Addressing an audience comprising academics, industry leaders, policymakers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and students, Oba Olabomi described innovation as the most effective catalyst for strengthening Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), which remain the backbone of Nigeria’s economy.

According to the royal father, Nigeria’s major challenge is not a lack of talent, creativity, or resources, but the persistent inability to transform research outcomes into commercially viable products, technologies, and enterprises capable of driving sustainable economic growth.

“Nigeria must stop seeing universities as factories for certificates and begin to see them as centres for problem-solving, innovation and enterprise development,” he stated.

Highlighting the strategic role of SMEs in national development, Oba Olabomi noted that the sector accounts for approximately 96 per cent of businesses in Nigeria and serves as a major source of employment. However, he observed that many SMEs continue to struggle with inadequate technological adoption, limited research support, weak innovation ecosystems, and restricted access to modern production technologies.

To address these challenges, he advocated the creation of a robust innovation ecosystem driven by strong partnerships among universities, industries, and government agencies. Such collaboration, he noted, would facilitate research commercialisation, entrepreneurship development, and industrial expansion.

Drawing lessons from successful global economies, the FUNAAB Pro-Chancellor cited the contributions of Stanford University to the emergence of Silicon Valley in the United States, the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) to South Korea’s technological advancement, Germany’s dual education system, and India’s technology-driven SME revolution as examples of how universities can serve as engines of economic development.

He emphasised that nations such as the United States, China, Germany, South Korea, and Singapore attained global competitiveness through deliberate investments in research, innovation, and university-industry collaboration.

Oba Olabomi therefore challenged Nigerian universities to establish technology transfer offices, innovation hubs, entrepreneurship accelerators, product development centres, and research commercialisation units capable of supporting local industries and fostering startup growth.

He also called for stronger government support through increased research funding, innovation grants, startup financing, tax incentives for research-oriented industries, enhanced digital infrastructure, and stronger intellectual property protection frameworks.

Expressing concern over the poor utilisation of academic research in the country, the monarch lamented that countless valuable research findings remain confined to university shelves while industries continue to rely heavily on imported technologies and foreign expertise.

“A nation that imports everything cannot sustainably develop. Research without commercialisation remains incomplete, while knowledge without societal impact remains underutilised,” he said.

The keynote speaker further highlighted opportunities presented by the Fourth Industrial Revolution, identifying Artificial Intelligence (AI), robotics, biotechnology, renewable energy, advanced manufacturing, blockchain technology, and data analytics as critical sectors where Nigerian universities and SMEs must invest to remain globally competitive.

He stressed the need for entrepreneurship education to be fully integrated into university curricula, ensuring that graduates acquire not only academic qualifications but also the innovative and business skills required to create jobs and generate wealth.

Oba Olabomi also urged policymakers and educational institutions to align innovation strategies with sustainable development goals by promoting collaborative projects in climate-smart agriculture, renewable energy technologies, waste-to-energy solutions, sustainable manufacturing, and digital climate monitoring systems.

According to him, innovation-driven SMEs possess significant potential to tackle youth unemployment, poverty, and economic exclusion, particularly in a country where more than 70 per cent of the population is under the age of 35.

He expressed optimism about a future Nigeria where universities serve as drivers of industrial productivity, research generates globally competitive technologies, students launch successful startups, local industries depend on indigenous innovations, and youth unemployment is substantially reduced.

“The future of Nigeria cannot be built on consumption alone. It must be built on innovation, research, entrepreneurship and industrial productivity,” he declared.

Earlier in his opening remarks, the Vice-Chancellor of University of Ilorin, Prof. Wahab Olasupo Egbewole, described the summit as a strategic platform designed to bridge the longstanding gap between research outputs and industrial application in Nigeria.

He reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to promoting impactful collaborations among academia, industry, and government to ensure that research findings translate into practical solutions capable of addressing societal challenges, stimulating economic growth, and enhancing Nigeria’s global competitiveness.

The Vice-Chancellor added that the summit aligns with the university’s vision of advancing excellence in research, innovation, and community impact while creating opportunities for students, researchers, and entrepreneurs to contribute meaningfully to national development.

The four-day summit, organised by the University of Ilorin’s Centre for Laboratory to Product (LABTOP) in collaboration with the Centre for Research Development and In-House Training (CREDIT), the Technical and Entrepreneurship Centre (TEC), and FETICON 2026, featured research exhibitions, technology innovation challenges, students’ colloquia, and high-level discussions aimed at strengthening collaboration among academia, industry, and government.

Participants at the summit unanimously agreed that accelerating Nigeria’s economic transformation would require deliberate investments in research commercialisation, technology development, entrepreneurship, and stronger partnerships between universities and industry.

Keywords: FUNAAB, University of Ilorin Research and Industrial Summit, UIRIS 2026, Oba Rasheed Ayotunde Olabomi, University-Industry Collaboration, Research Commercialisation, Innovation Ecosystem, SMEs in Nigeria, Entrepreneurship Development, Higher Education Reform, Sustainable National Development, Technology Transfer, Industrialisation, Artificial Intelligence, Fourth Industrial Revolution.

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