university of ibadan 2012 annual report

UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN, IBADAN

Annual Report 2012Annual Report 2012

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IBADAN

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CONTENTSUNIVERSITY OF IBADAN,

IBADAN

ANNUAL REPORT 2012

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VISION AND MISSION STATEMENTS

OF THE UNIVERSITY

OUR VISION

OUR MISSION

� OUR VALUES

To be a world-class institution for academic excellence geared towards meeting societal needs.

� To expand the frontiers of knowledge through provision of excellent conditions for learning and research.

� To produce graduates who are worthy in character and sound judgment.

� To contribute to the transformation of society through creativity and innovation.

� To serve as a dynamic custodian of society's salutary values and thus sustain its integrity.

A commitment to excellence encapsulated in a set of core values namely:

� Excellence in Learning� Upright in Character � Sound in Judgment� Incomparable in Service

CONTENTS

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Pro-Chancellor and ChairmanCHIEF WOLE OLANIPEKUN, SAN, OFR, FCIarb.LL.B., BL.

Vice-ChancellorPROFESSOR I.F. ADEWOLE, FASMBBS (Ib.), FMCOG, FWACS

Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration)PROFESSOR ARINOLA O. SANYAB.Sc., M.Ed., Ph.D. (Ib.), FNSP, MMRTB (Nig.), SRP (UK)

Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic)PROFESSOR A. I. OLAYINKACGeol., EurGeol., FGS, FNMGS, FASB. Sc. (Ib), M.Sc. (London), Ph.D. (Birmingham), DIC.,

Appointed by the Federal GovernmentDR. JASPER CHIWUZIESENATOR DAVID BRIGIDIPROFESSOR KABIR ISYAKU, OON, mni

Representative of the Federal Ministry of Education:MRS. OBY MOMAH

Representatives of Senate:PROFESSOR B. O. OKE DVM. M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ib), FCVSNPROFESSOR A. OKUNADE B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ib), LL.M(Essex)PROFESSOR L. POPOOLA B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ib), FFANPROFESSOR E.O. AYOOLA B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D (Ib)

Representatives of Congregation:PROFESSOR M. O. ABATAN DVM, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ib), FCVSNDR. G. A. ADENIRAN DVM, M. Vet. Sc. (Ib), MCVSN

Representative of Convocation:Dr. NATHANIEL C. MERENU

Registrar & Secretary to CouncilO.I. OLUKOYA B.Ed. (Planning&Mgt), M.Ed. (Mgt.),Ilorin,MNIM, FPA

THE GOVERNING COUNCIL

UNIVERSITY COLOURS

Indigo-Blue Gold

UNIVERSITY ARMS

UNIVERSITY MOTTO

RECTE SAPERE FONS(For Knowledge and Sound Judgement)

Sable in front of a sun inSplendour, Or, a Pall wavy

Argent charged with anotherAzure over all in centre point;an open Book proper bound

and edged Gules.

THE UNIVERSITY ANTHEM

The Fount

1. Unibadan, Fountainhead

Of true learning, deep and sound

Soothing spring for all who thirst

Bounds of knowledge to advance

Pledge to serve our cherished goals!

Self-reliance, unity

That our nation may with pride

Help to build a world that is truly free.

2. Unibadan, first and best,Raise true minds for a noble causeSocial justice, equal chanceGreatness won with honest toilGuide our people this to know:Wisdom’s best to service turnedHelp enshrine the right to learnFor a mind that knows is a mind that’s free.

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VISITORDr. Goodluck Jonathan, GCFR

President, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces,Federal Republic of Nigeria

PRINCIPAL OFFICERS

ChancellorHis Highness Alhaji Ado Bayero, CFR

LL.D. (Honoris Causa) (Ibadan) JP,

Emir of Kano

Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Governing CouncilChief Wole Olanipekun, SAN, OFR, FCIarb

LL.B., BL

Vice-ChancellorProfessor I.F. Adewole, FAS

MBBS (Ibadan), FMCOG, FWACS

Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration)Professor Arinola O. Sanya

B.Sc., M.Ed., Ph.D. (Ib.), FNSP, MMRTB (Nig.), SRP (UK)

Deputy Vice-Chancellor AcademicProf A. I. Olayinka

Cgeol., EurGeol., FGS, FNMGS, FASB. Sc. (Ib), M.Sc. (London), Ph.D. (Birmingham), DIC.,

RegistrarO.I. Olukoya

B.Ed. (Planning & Admin), M.Ed. (Mgt.), Ilorin, MNIM, FPA

BursarI.O. Aponmade

B.Sc., MBA, FCA, ACIT, MNIM

LibrarianDr. B.A. Oladele

B.L.S. (Zaria), M.L.S., Ph.D. (Ib.)

PROVOST AND DEANSPROVOST COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

Professor O.O. AkinyinkaMB; BS (Ib.), Ph.D. (Southampton UK), FMCPaed. (Nig.),FRCPCH (UK), Dip.

HSM (Israel), MNIM

DEANS OF FACULTIESARTS

Professor A. Raji-Oyelade B.A., M.A., Ph.D. (Ib.)

SCIENCEProfessor A.B. Odaibo B.Sc. (Benin), M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ib.)

BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCESProfessor E.O. Farombi B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ib.), FRSC (UK)

CLINICAL SCIENCESProfessor A.I. Ajaiyeoba MB; BS (Ib.), M.Sc. (Lond.),

FMCOpth. (Nig.), FWACS, FICS

AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRYProfessor A. O. Togun B. Sc (Nsukka), M.Sc., Ph.D (Ib), FSAN

THE SOCIAL SCIENCESProfessor E. O. Ogunkola B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ib.)

EDUCATIONProfessor C.O.O. Kolawole B.Ed. (Ado Ekiti), M.Ed., M.A., Ph.D. (Ib.)

VETERINARY MEDICINEProfessor V.O. Taiwo DVM, M.Vet., M.Phil., Ph.D. (Ib.)

TECHNOLOGYProfessor O. E. Charles-Owaba B.S.I.E.C, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Texas Tech.) MNIIE, MNSE

LAWProfessor Oluyemisi A. Bamgbose LLB, LLM. (Lagos) B. L.

PHARMACYProfessor J.O. Moody B. Pharm., M. Phil. (Ife), Ph.D., (London), MPSN

PUBLIC HEALTHProfessor A. J. Ajuwon B.Sc., (Lagos), M.P.H., Ph.D (Ib)

DENTISTRYProfessor Modupe O. Arowojolu BDS, M.Sc. (Epid. & Biostat.) (Ib.), FWACS, MNIM

OTHER DEANS

POSTGRADUATE SCHOOLProfessor A.O. Olorunnisola

B.Eng. (Akure), M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ib.), Dip. Mgt. (NIM), MNIAE, MMSN, MASAE, AMNIM, Reg. Engr. (COREN)

STUDENT AFFAIRS Professor A. R. A. Alada B.Sc. (Cairo) M.Sc., Ph.D (Ib.)

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ALHAJI ADO BAYERO, CFR, LL.D, JP

HIS HIGHNESS

Emir of KanoCHANCELLOR

O. I. OLUKOYA

REGISTRAR B.Ed. (Planning & Admin), M.Ed. (Mgt.), Ilorin, MNIM, FPA

PROFESSOR ARINOLA O. SANYAB.Sc., M.Ed., Ph.D. (Ib.) M.M.R.T.B. (Nig.) S.R.P. (UK)

DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR (Administration) DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR (Academic)

PROFESSOR A. I. OLAYINKA

BURSAR

I. O. APONMADEHND, B.Sc, MBA, FCA, ACIT, MNIM

Dr. B. A. OLADELE

LIBRARIAN B.LS (Zaria), M.LS, Ph.D. (Ib.)

CHIEF WOLE OLANIPEKUN, SAN, OFR, FCIarb

LL.B, BL

PRO-CHANCELLOR

PROFESSOR I. F. ADEWOLE, FAS

MBBS (Ib), FMCOG, FWACS

VICE-CHANCELLOR

CGeol, EurGeol, FGS, FNMGS, FAS B.Sc. (Ib), M.Sc. (London), Ph.D. (Birmingham), DIC

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Provost & Deans

Prof. O.O. Akinyinka(Provost, College of Medicine)

(Arts)Prof. A.B. Odaibo

(Science)

Prof. E.O. Farombi(Basic Medical Sciences) Prof. A.I. Ajaiyeoba

(Clinical Sciences)

Prof. A. O. Togun(Agriculture & Forestry)

Prof. E. O. Ogunkola(The Social Sciences)

Prof. C.O.O. Kolawole(Education)

Prof. V.O. Taiwo(Veterinary Medicine)

Prof. O. E. Charles-Owaba(Technology)

Prof. J.O. MoodyPharmacy

Prof. Modupe O. Arowojolu(Dentistry)

Prof. Oluyemisi A. Bamgbose(Law)

Prof. A. J. Ajuwon (Public Health)

Prof. A.O. Olorunnisola(Postgraduate School)

Prof. A. R. A. Alada(Dean of Students)

Prof. A. Raji-Oyelade

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Foreword

It is with great delight that I present to you the 2012 Annual report of our University. This annual report captures the strides made during the year, implemented activities, as well as success stories.

The past year has been an active one for our University. In the main, we, more than in the first year, pursued activities slated for implementation in the second year of our strategic plan. We continued to implement programmes geared towards improving our teaching and research environment, welfare of staff and students, and the revenue base of the

University.

In the area of teaching and learning, classrooms were refurbished; on-line registration was introduced to ease students' registration and accommodation; new departments and academic centers were created; qualified lecturers were hired, and attendance at conferences was also supported. The University also concluded the promotion and appointment of 108 academic staff to the grades of Reader and Professor. This, again is a remarkable feat and testifies to the quality of our faculty. In line with the promise of the administration to promote quality in learning, appointment of fourty tutorial assistants have been approved across the University to handle tutorials in respect of large classes. More will still be engaged in the course of the coming year. In my convocation address last year, I promised that the University will offer scholarships to first class graduates of the University who would want to pursue postgraduate programmes in the University. I am happy to report that the scholarship scheme is now operational, and some of our first class products are already enjoying the scheme. The welfare of staff and students has also been top of the activities of the administration. We continue to pay serious attention to the living conditions of students, and general well-being. In this regard, the University has introduced a students work scheme to enable students engage in legitimate economic activities while undergoing their programmes. In the area of health, the university administration also mandated the University Health Services to provide free comprehensive medical check-up for all staff. This exercise was the first in the

history of this University, and the benefits of the exercise are now clear to all.

The administration also embarked on Income Generation activities with the establishment of the U.I. Water factory, U.I. honey project, U.I. Microfinance bank, Animal Production Venture, and many others. All of these will begin full operation before the end of the year. We also invested hugely in the resuscitation of the Teaching and Research Farm and the renovation of the Zoological garden. I have no doubt that these rpojects will greatly impact on the financial profile of the University. I wish to reiterate that this administration is committed to improving our organizational effectiveness and providing a strong and robust infrastructural base for the University, and all our efforts have been, and shall continue to be devoted to accomplishing these.

As we reflect on our second year, I, on behalf of University management, wish to express our gratitude for the opportunity to serve the University. We are thankful for the continued support of Council, Students, Faculty, and Staff we serve. Your support and positive comments are the fuel that keeps us moving forward to make the University of Ibadan a truly world-class University. As you read this report, I enjoin you to please think of the areas where you might want to assist the University.

Finally, I wish to express my appreciation to Mr Adedokun Ojelabi, Mrs Adejoke Akinpelu and Professor Adeyinka Aderinto for assisting greatly in putting this report together.

Professor I.F. Adewole, FASVice-Chancellor

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The University of Ibadan is witnessing a quiet but systematic return to its lost glory and has

taken giant strides towards attaining new heights of academic excellence with key indices st of a 21 century university. It has invested significantly in the development of its

manpower for quality teaching and cutting- edge research; infrastructure for a conducive teaching

and learning environment, and building a time-tested academic culture and tradition. Today, the

University is the foremost producer of high-level manpower resources for the nation and a key

player in research for development activities.The University is already repositioning itself to

become the number one university in Africa and among the first 100 universities in the world. In thfact, it has been rated the first research- devoted institution in Nigeria and 6 in Africa.

The University matriculated 2839 undergraduates at the beginning of the session. This is just 6% of the total

applicants who made the University first and second most preferred institution. The new intakes are made

up of 1485 males and 1354 females. This is a ratio of 48:52 female- male enrolment. The new postgraduate

entrants are 4335 made up of 2568 females and 1767 males; 59:41 female- male ratio.

1.0 INTRODUCTION

One major challenge here is the accommodation of female students whose enrolment has been

increasing over the years, while the number of halls of residence remains almost constant. The

University has, however, made it a policy that all undergraduate new intakes must have

accommodation on campus. It is also making efforts to improve on the proportion of students

being accommodated. Constructing additional hostels especially for females has become a major

priority. This is being tackled by engaging private partnership in building hostel accommodation on

a Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) basis.

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This premier University is blessed with quality high level human resources. The 375 Professors

and Readers in the University account for 27% of the academic staff, far above the NUC

prescription of 20%. This is an increase of about 13.6% over that of the previous year. There are

349 Senior Lecturers and 692 other lecturers; 857 Senior Technical and 1095 Senior

Administrative Staff with 1518 in the junior staff category. This informs its pursuit of a research

university model with current postgraduate students' enrolment ratio of close to 40% and

gradually marching towards 60% in the long run.

1.1 Operating EnvironmentstThe vision of the current Administration is a 21 century university with all the indices of a world-

class university. Its focus is realizing the vision and fulfilling the mission of the University without

compromising on its core values.

These noble pursuits have helped to keep the University moving in the face of the highly complex

operating environment .These include inadequate funding, rising personnel costs, unbearable

cost of municipalities, ageing facilities, security challenges and nationally induced industrial

actions that have impacted negatively on the academic sessions and activities of the University.

This has resulted, in time past, in our losing significant proportion of international staff, students

and goodwill, and it portends a bleak future for the entire university system if the culture of

government neglect and staff incessant strikes persist.

The major hitch during the academic session under

review (2011/2012) was the closing down of the

school to avert a major crisis because of incessant

power outages on campus. The University Senate

decided to adjust the academic calendar for the power

situation to be fixed. The University has since

overcome the problem of power to a large extent by

taking hydra-headed strategic initiatives. It carried

out a turn-around maintenance (TAM) on the 33KVA

power station, purchased and installed two additional

2MVA generators, installed alternative lighting

systems (inverters) in the halls of residence, while it

also procured and deployed mobile generators for

illumination of five Lecture Theatres for all-night

reading. These measures have generally improved

power supply on campus.

1.2 Academic and Professional Programmes

The University runs academic programmes at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels and

professional programmes at the postgraduate level. It has 62 undergraduate and 268

postgraduate programmes (see Fig. 1.5). The University also operates the distance learning mode

of delivery both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Faculties participating in distance

learning programmes are Education, Agriculture and Forestry, Science, Arts and the Social

Sciences. All the undergraduate programmes have full accreditation.

Efforts are on-going to expand and repackage some of our undergraduate programmes to meet stthe challenges of the 21 century.

� The implementation of a new curriculum developed for our MBBS programme and approved by

Senate has commenced.

� A new programme, Bachelor Degree in Medical Laboratory Sciences (BMLS), was proposed to

begin in the 2012/2013 academic session. A resource assessment panel from the NUC has

visited this programme; we are still awaiting the result.

� The Department of Nursing is to be split into two.

� The Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry is to be split into two.

� The Faculty of Law is to be split from two to four departments to meet the NUC minimum

requirement

� A new programme, Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) in Computer Education, has been proposed.


These have been forwarded to NUC in line with statutory requirements. We are expecting

NUC's actions on these applications.

1.2.1 Approved New Departments and Programmes

The following Departments and Programmes have been approved by the National

Universities Commission (NUC). This was sequel to the Commission's Resource Verification visit

to the University from October 16 to 18, 2011. They are:

i. Department of Music to run B.A. Music Programme

ii. Splitting of the Department of Epidemiology, Medical Statistics and Environmental Health

(EMSEH) into:

a) Department of Epidemiology and Medical Statistics

b) Department of Environmental Health

iii.Splitting of the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries into

a) Department of Aquaculture and Fisheries Management

b) Department of Wildlife and Ecotourism Management

iv. Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) Programme in Radiotherapy

v. Postgraduate Programme (M.Sc.) in Disaster Management

vi. Postgraduate Programme (M.Sc./M.Phil/Ph.D) in Ophthalmology

1.2.2 Academic and Research Thrusts

The University is waxing stronger in its efforts at

making significant contributions to research and

scholarship through its staff and students.

The University is vigorously pursuing its vision of a

postgraduate or research university. It has been able to

attract internationally funded centres and postgraduate

programmes through competition. One of such centres

is the Centre for Sustainable Development (CESDEV)

which has internationally funded programmes like the

Masters in Development Practice (MDP), and

Indigenous Knowledge and Development (IKAD).

There is also the Center for Petroleum, Energy,

Economics and Law (CPEEL), which is a MacArthur

funded Regional Center of Excellence, the first of its

kind in SubSaharan Africa, with core competence and

expertise in multidisciplinary approach to Oil, Gas,

Electricity Economics, Energy Finance, Energy policy

and regulatory issues. The Center is

uniquely positioned, with research

and teaching collaborations with

globally acclaimed institutions in the

United Kingdom, United States of

America and Ghana. The Centre also

emphasizes strong linkage with the

energy industry and policy world.

The Centre runs postgraduate

programmes in Energy Law and

Energy Studies with specialization in

Energy and Environment, Energy

Economics, Energy Finance, Energy

Policy, Oil and Gas Economics,

Economics of the Power Industry and Renewable Energy.

Another Centre funded by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation is the Centre for

Child and Adolescent Mental Health (C-CAMH). The Centre will offer postgraduate programme in

Child and Adolescent Mental Health with academic staff from the four continents of Africa, Asia,

Europe and North America. The Centre is to support the “Building Up of Child and Adolescent

Mental Health” capacity in the African region and beyond. The Centre is a multi-disciplinary centre

within the University. The objective of the Centre is to develop a forum for a multi-professional,

multidisciplinary, multi-agency team of trainers, researchers, policy makers, practitioners,

providers and recipients to work together to improve Child and Adolescent Mental Health (CAMH).

It is also to supply the African region with skilled leaders to provide CAMH advocacy and policy

development, culturally relevant and competent CAMH care, expertise in the development of

services in community and clinical settings, training of professionals and paraprofessionals and

developing proficiency in CAMH research methods; support the development of training, research

and service in CAMH in Nigeria and other African countries and promote the integration of

research, policy and practice in child and adolescent public mental health in the African region, as

well as develop, monitor and evaluate child and adolescent public mental health programmes in

the African region. As a Centre of Excellence in CAMH, it will attract outstanding lecturers from:

Boston University through the Section of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Boston Medical

Centre (BMC), (an affiliate), United States of America; Harvard Medical School through the

Children's Hospital Global Partnerships in Psychiatry at Children's Hospital Boston (CHB), United

States of America; Sangath, a non-governmental organisation in Goa, India; Imperial College

London, through the Academic Unit of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, United Kingdom and the

Side view of the Clock Tower

Newly Refurbished Chemistry Lecture Theatre


University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa. West African Universities within and outside

Nigeria that will partner with and receive support through the programmes to be anchored by this

Centre include: Ahmadu Bello University, Nigeria, University of Jos, Nigeria, University of Sierra

Leone, Sierra Leone and Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology, Kumasi, Ghana.

Table 1 shows the postgraduate programmes offered in the Faculties,

Institutes and Centres in the University during the 2011/2012 session.

Table 1.1: Postgraduate Programmes (2011/12 Session) S/N Faculty/ Inst/Centre PGD Masters

(Academic) Masters (Professional)

Ph.D Total

1 Agriculture & Forestry 2 8 3 8 21 2 Arts 1 12 2 12 27 3 Basic Medical Sciences 7 7 14 4 Clinical Sciences 3 7 2 6 18 5 Dentistry 1 1 2 6 Education 2 9 9 9 29 7 Law 1 1 1 3 8 Pharmacy 1 9 1 9 12 9 Public Health 10 12 10 32 10 Science 2 12 6 12 32 11 The Social Sciences 7 10 6 23 12 Technology 7 3 7 17 13 Veterinary Medicine 3 11 2 11 27 14 AMRC 1 1 2 15 ARCIS 1 1 1 3 16 CEPACS 1 1 17 Institute of African

Studies 1 1 2

18 Institute of Education 1 1 1 3 Total 15 101 53 99 268

The University has taken strategic steps to consolidate the traditional postgraduate programmes

and broaden the professional programmes to make them more practical-oriented and relevant to

the work environment. Newly introduced professional programmes are targeted to be

multidisciplinary and market-driven. The following new postgraduate programmes have been

approved by Senate, proposed and sent to NUC for approval:

· Professional Master Degree in Industrial Engineering Management

· Professional Master Degree in Biomedical Education sponsored by the University of

Swansea, England with University of Ibadan as the hub for students drawn from five other

universities in West Africa.

1.2.3 PAULESI

The University also currently houses the Pan African University's (PAU) Life and Earth Sciences (including Agriculture and Health) Institute The establishment of the institution was borne out of an observed gap by Heads of States and Governments of the African Union and the need to become globally competitive through highly competent human capacity. The concept of the PAU was to use regional hubs of established Universities to host critical areas of post graduate programmes that will revitalize higher education and research in Africa. Five programmes were identified and allocated to geographical Zones in Africa Ø Spaces Sciences - South AfricaØ Water and Energy

Sciences (including Climate change) - North AfricaØ Basic Sciences

Technology and Innovation - East AfricaØ Life and Earth Sciences (including Health and Agriculture) - West AfricaØ Governance, Humanity and Social Sciences - Central AfricaSelection of a University to serve as a Hub was competitive across the African regional spread.The selection process for the first set of 43 M. Sc students for the Institute has been ncluded. The students are drawn from all over Africa and for courses in Geo Sciences, Plant Breeding, Environmental Management and Reproductive Health Services. The courses are domiciled in Geology, Agronomy, Agriculture/Environmental Engineering/Geography and Obstetrics and Gynaecology departments .

1.2.4. UI School of Business

In recognition of a properly structured and effective partnership with the private sector in particular and all others committed to the advancement of business education, management and research, the University has established, and has commenced the processes towards the successful operation of a world-class School of Business, the University of Ibadan School of Business (UISB). The School seeks to sharpen the managerial capability of its students through core courses that are generally accepted world-wide, and to prepare the students to have a basic knowledge of the key functional areas of any purpose-driven (usually profit-oriented) organization to enhance their ability as corporate managers. The UI School of Business will embrace a good mix of theory and case studies as the mode of imparting and applying the knowledge acquired. Professor Ademola Ariyo of the Department of Economics was the chairman of the Committee on the Actualization of the School, while Professor Adenike O. Osofisan has been appointed as the Director. The start-up programmes of the School include the Executive MBA (Part time based), Regular MBA (Full-time based) and customized workshops for organizations (business and public office holders).


1.3 The University Governing Council

The Governing Council of the University as presently constituted under the leadership of Chief Wole

Olanipekun, SAN, OFR has shown deep interest and significant commitment to charting a new

course to catapult the University forward. The dynamism of the Council is impacting positively on

the new work attitude and staff commitment to evolving and effecting a dynamic and fundamental

change necessary for moving the University to greater heights. This is further attested to by the

national honour of Officer of the Federal Republic (OFR) bestowed on the Chairman by the Federal

Government of Nigeria. The return of the Council after government suspension of all councils and

boards was a welcome development to the University.

1.4 Appointment of a Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration) and Registrar/Secretary to Council.

The University Governing Council approved the appointment of new Deputy Vice-Chancellor

(Administration) in accordance with the provisions of section 4(2) and (3) of Decree No 11 of 1993.

She is Professor Arinola O. Sanya, a Professor of Physiotherapy in the University. She succeeds

Prof. Elijah Afolabi Bamgboye. She has since assumed office.

Also, the University of Ibadan has

appointed a new Registrar. He is Mr.

Olujimi I. Olukoya, MNIM,FPA. He

succeeds Omotayo O. Ikotun (Mrs.)

whose tenure ended on 31 December,

2011.The new Registrar has since

assumed office.

1.5 Institutional/Programmes

Accreditation

A panel from the NUC visited the

University in 2011 for the institutional

accreditation exercise. The exercise was a successful one, and the University was awarded a full

accreditation. Though all the undergraduate programmes of the University have full accreditation,

57 of the programmes are due for re-accreditation and are awaiting National Universities

Commission's (NUC’s) visit.

1.6 The Distance Learning Centre (DLC)

The University Governing Council has approved the proposal for the restructuring of the Distance

Learning Centre so that it will be positioned as a semi-autonomous and self-sustaining unit of the

University with capacity to regulate its internal affairs in a way that does not preclude control by the

University academic and administrative regulatory bodies like the Senate and the Governing

Council. The NUC also conducted a Revalidation exercise of the Centre during the period under

review.The Centre has taken giant strides to make its service delivery comparable to what obtains

in the advanced economies.

Senate Building


DISTANCE LEARNING CENTRE ENROLMENT LEVEL FACULTY DEPARTMENT 100 200 300 400 500 TOTAL

M F M F M F M F M F M F Total

AGRIC 28 25 5 3 22 12 5 4 5 8 65 52 117

TOTAL 28 25 5 3 22 12 5 4 5 8 65 52 117

CLA 64 86 71 92 39 61 37 83 37 51 248 373 621

ENGLISH 17 46 30 55 15 38 18 31 20 33 100 203 303

FRENCH 3 5 3 9 2 3 2 7 8 10 18 34 52

LINGUISTICS 41 52 63 89 39 67 27 39 45 81 215 328 543

ARTS

PHILOSOPHY 49 42 62 44 5 12 116 98 214

TOTAL 174 231 229 289 100 181 84 160 110 175 697 1036 1733

ADULT EDU 13 20 13 16 13 20 24 22 63 78 141

EDU. MGT 41 73 31 49 25 50 38 60 135 232 367

G&C 157 198 170 248 132 247 139 219 48 97 646 1009 1655

KHE 16 32 12 27 19 63 20 26 67 148 215

LARIS 46 78 17 49 22 42 15 34 100 203 303

SOCIAL WORK 107 145 47 86 39 73 24 41 4 13 221 358 579

SPECIAL EDU 23 42 21 38 14 20 13 26 71 126 197

EDUCATION

TEACHER EDU 43 87 48 108 58 93 43 107 27 64 219 459 678

TOTAL 307 430 404 687 323 592 299 562 189 342 1522 2613 4135

STATISTICS 172 56 163 69 143 92 101 60 8 10 587 287 874

TOTAL 172 56 163 69 143 92 101 60 8 10 587 287 874

ECONOMICS 425 230 653 369 296 178 160 98 43 31 1577 906 2483

POLITICAL SC. 537 210 158 59 184 91 248 127 1127 487 1614

PSYCHOLOGY 479 358 261 191 126 145 318 242 188 164 1372 1100 2472

THE SOCIAL

SCIENCES TOTAL 1785 910 1072 619 606 414 726 467 231 195 4420 2605 7025

ALL FACULTIES

GRAND TOTAL

2466 1652 1873 1667 1194 1291 1215 1253 543 730 7291 6593 13884

1.7 Affiliated Institutions

All our approved affiliated Colleges have been visited by the NUC after the payment of the

necessary fees, except Osun State College of Education, Ilesha which has paid but is yet to be

visited due to the industrial actions in the Institution during the period of the exercise. New

institutions that have applied to be affiliated to the University and that have been approved by the

University Senate have been sent to NUC for approval. NUC has visited some of these institutions

for resource verification. Permission for affiliation with Federal College of Education (Special), Oyo,

Federal College of Education, Okene and Federal College of Education Osiele has been given by the

NUC.

1.8 Student Unionism

Virile student union activities

have continued to thrive on

campus. There was a smooth

change of leadership during the

period under review. An election

took place, and new Student

U n i o n o f f i c i a l s w e r e

democratically elected. The

U n i v e r s i t y m a n a g e m e n t

organized a 2-day orientation workshop for the newly elected Student Union executives. The

purpose was to channel a new course for the practice of student unionism on campus so as to allow

serene and conducive environment for teaching and learning. This opened up a new vista for

Student Union leadership in the University. The theme of the workshop was “Evolving a Formidable

Student Unionism in a Nigerian University Setting”. The workshop discussed topics germane to

virile leadership in the ivory tower. Some of these include: Understanding the Rudiments of

Student Leadership, Student Union Leadership and Reality of Contemporary Challenges in the

Ivory Tower, Practical Steps in Peaceful Negotiation and Peace Building in the face of Fiery

Agitations, Consolidating Youth Social Network Towards Advancing University's Mission & Vision,

Building a Legacy in the Face of Unending Students' Demands. Others are Financial Responsibility:

the rules and procedures, Ideal Channels and Strategies of Communication in a Civil Society:

university setting as a case study, and The Place of Student Leaders as Agents of Change. There

has since been a more cordial relationship between the University Administration and the students.

Unionism at the department, faculty and hall levels is also vibrant.

1.9 Students Matters/Welfare

Our Career and Counselling section has been strengthened to provide counselling services to

students and to give information on how and means of securing scholarships, bursaries,

employment and career opportunities. The section in recent times has been a beehive of activities

facilitating recruitment tests

and interactions between

students and prospective

employers.

1.9.1 Students Work-

Study Scheme

The University Management

Tafawa Balewa Hall

Abdulsalami Abubakar Hall

Table 2


has introduced a Work-Study Scheme for all students of the University. The scheme was designed

to provide students of the University the opportunity to engage in part-time jobs while on their

study. The student–workers shall be paid wages commensurate with assigned duties and

responsibilities. All matriculated students of the University who have a CGPA of 3.5 and above or in

the case of Medicine, Pharmacy and Veterinary Medicine have no reference in their academic

records are qualified. This is to provide honest moneymaking means for serious and hardworking

students who are willing to improve their financial status and to guard against possible social

misbehaviour under financial pressure.

1.10 Campus Security

The University is taking the issue very

serious in the light of the security

situations in the country. Training has

been mounted for the top officers of the

Security Unit on campus. Moreover, a

train-the-trainer approach is on to

ensure that every security personnel of

the University is well trained and

equipped to be able to rise up to current

and future challenges. Young and

energetic staff are being injected into the

unit, while necessary tools for

combatting anti-social activities have been procured

1.11 Centre for Social Orientation (CenSo)

The activities of the Anti-Cultism Campaign Committee have been expanded through the

establishment of the Centre for Social Orientation (CenSO). A Board for the Centre was

inaugurated by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. I.F. Adewole, during the session. At the inauguration,

the Vice-Chancellor commended the efforts of the Anti-Cultism Campaign Committee at

eradicating cultism on the campus and paid tribute to the pioneer Chairman of the Committee,

Emeritus Professor Muyiwa Awe, and all members who have over the years helped the University

to achieve peace on the campus. The CenSO Board has been given the following mandate:

� Intensify the Crusade against Cultism

� Researching into social behaviours on campus with a view to improving and/or

engendering acceptable social behaviours, norms and cordial inter-personal relations

among members of the community in order to create the enabling environment for

excellence in quality teaching, learning, research and community services

� Act as the University Ombudsman to ensure prevention of acts of indiscipline, to mediate

between disputing parties with a view to reducing disciplinary cases and ensuring cordiality

for synergistic undertakings in the university.

� Gathering Intelligence in order to assist and work with the appropriate bodies to ensure

continued peace, quality endeavours, probity and transparency on our campus.

� Carry out Public Enlightenment/Education on acceptable social behaviours through

workshops, conferences, dramas, social activities like quiz competitions, CenSODay,

publications, collaborative educative programme, etc. A CenSO newsletter is to start

shortly subject to the approval of the Board as well as social-orientation day.

� Organize Orientation Programme for new staff.

� Carry out any other activity that would promote good social behaviours. The Committee in

this wise had visited some relevant units to sensitize them on what the community expects

from them.

1.12 University Health Services

The Health services of the University is NHIS Accredited comprehensive primary health centre

with strong emphasis on community health programmes, renewed and strengthened partnership

with CCH and NGOS.The UHS embarked on a comprehensive staff medical screening of all

members of staff in 2011, and has since then regularly paid faculty Health visits aimed at providing

works place wellness as well as disseminating information on prevailing public health problems.

The University Management has just added a building to the Jaja Clinic Complex to provide

facilities for a dental Clinic and a maternity centre in addition to the three health posts established

in the Morondiya Campus of the DLC, Abadina and Independence Hall.

The sick bay has been renovated and made more comfortable with the installation of TV sets,

orthopaedic mattresses and insecticide treated mosquito nets. A bus ambulance and a modern

blood chemistry analyzer have been purchased, while water and electricity are constant in the

Clinic. Documentation has been computerized, and this ensures a reduction in waiting-time.

To further strengthen the wellbeing of the members of the University Community, the UHS

registered, screened and trained food handlers on Campus, while the influx of water and bread

into the campus is being regulated.

1.13 Information and Communication Technology

The Management Information System/Information and Communication Technology Unit has been

further reinforced and empowered for improved services. The Bandwidth for internet service was

Security personnel in ceremonial dress


moved from 6 mbps (VSAT) to 90 mbps (fibre) to improve the speed of internet access on campus.

T h e w i r e l e s s i n f r a s t r u c t u r e wa s e x t e n d e d , a n d a p a r e n t a l p o r t a l

(http://admissions.ui.edu.ng/parents/login.phdp) was introduced to enable parents/ guardians

access the summary result and current status of their children/ward. Student accommodation

and registration are now done online, while all students of the University have personalized email

….……@stu.edu.ng(http://studentsmail.ui.edu.ng/login.php).

2.0 Teaching, Research and Community Service

2.1 Teaching and Learning Environment and Graduate Output

In a bid to improve the quality of teaching and learning in the light of its leaning towards a research

university, the University purchased105 smart boards for academic departments through the

Federal Government Special Intervention Programme (SIP) of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund

(TETFund) to equip lecture rooms/theatres. Moreover, Management efforts are being made to

improve facilities and physical environment. An initial N100million Naira from internally generated

revenue has been made available to revamp the laboratories of four departments in the Faculty of

Basic Medical Sciences and for the implementation of the new MBBS curriculum. To further enrich

the quality of our programmes, the University as a matter of deliberate policy ensures that student

enrolment in all programmes does not exceed the University's carrying capacity. Instruments are

being developed for students to evaluate lecturers, and benchmarks are being developed in every

department and unit for the purpose of rendering quality teaching and service. A Tutorial

Assistantship Scheme was introduced during the 2011/2012 session. This is being coordinated by

the newly established Directorate of Quality Assurance.The quality of programme delivery has

greatly improved as fallout of the aforementioned initiatives.

2.1.1 Students EnrolmentThe University has continued to reduce student intake in line with its policy of admitting only the number of students that could be adequately catered for, given the available human and material resources. The student population increased by 5% from 20,623 in the previous session to 21,636 in the current session. The population is made up of 12,223 male and 9,413 female students. The female students' population increased by 7.8%, while the male population increased by 2.8%.The overall male:female ratio therefore moved from 58:42 to currently stand at 56:44.The female population is thus gradually catching up with the male population, and this has serious implications for accommodation. The breakdown on Faculty basis of the full-time student population is as presented in Table 2.1.


Faculty/Institutes Undergraduate

Enrolment

Postgraduate

Enrolment

Total

Enrolment

% UG % PG

Agriculture & Forestry 1361 849 2210 62 38.4

Arts 1816 972 2788 65.1 34.9

Basic Medical Sciences 510 380 890 57.3 42.7

Clinical Sciences 1191 173 1364 87 13

Dentistry 217 22 239 90.8 9.2

Education 1710 1673 3383 50.5 49.5

Law 578 94 672 86 14

Pharmacy 330 134 464 71.1 28.8

Public Health 124 439 563 22 78

Science 2334 1248 3582 65.2 34.8

The Social Sciences 1464 1056 2520 58.1 41.9

Technology 1328 490 1818 73 27

Veterinary Medicine 445 122 567 78 22

Institute of Education 91 91 100

Institute of African

Studies

266 266 100

ARCIS 159 159 100

AMRC 20 20 100

CEPACS 22 22 100

CESDEV 18 18 100

Total: All Disciplines 13408 8228 21636 62 38

Table 4: Students-Teacher Ratio Table 3: Total Full-Time Student Population on Faculty Basis (2011/2012 Session)

Faculty No. of

Students

No. of

Teachers

Teacher/

Student

NUC

Guidelines

Agriculture &

Forestry

2,210 132 1:17 1:15

Arts 2,788 150 1:19 1:30

Basic Medical

Sciences

890 88 1:10 1:15

Clinical

Sciences

1,364 152 1:9 1:10

Dentistry 239 27 1:9 1:10

Education 3,383 119 1:28 1:30

Law 672 25 1:27 1:30

Pharmacy 464 40 1:12 1:15

Public Health 563 34 1:17 1:10

Science 3,582 230 1:16 1:20

The Social

Sciences

2,520 114 1:22 1:30

Technology 1,818 90 1:20 1:15

Veterinary

Medicine

567 81 1:7 1:10

* Total figures exclude academic librarians


Table 2.2 above shows the teacher/student ratios, compared with the NUC guidelines. The table

reveals that all the disciplines except, Agriculture and Forestry, Technology and Public Health meet

the NUC recommended manpower levels. This has positive implications for the quality of students

being produced. The seeming shortage in Agriculture and Forestry, Technology and Public Health is

addressed through FTE distribution. Moreover, academic staff positions have been defrosted for

various departments in these faculties, and recruitment process is on-going.

2.1.2 Science/Arts Ratio

The University has continued to do everything possible to enhance the study and development

of science. The undergraduate current science-arts ratio stands at 64:36 which is clearly above

the benchmark of 60:40 stipulated by the National Policy on Education.

2.1.3 Graduate Output

A total of 3,800 first degree certificates were awarded in 2011 with 104 in the first-class grade,

constituting about 3 percent. In addition, 3,761 higher degrees were awarded with 252 Ph.Ds

(60.5% increase over that of 2010).

2.1.4 Postgraduate Studies

The present administration is committed to a sustained drive towards increase in postgraduate

enrolment in pursuit of the actualization of the University of Ibadan vision for the twenty-first

century. Since the University is a Centre of Excellence for postgraduate studies, and there are 367

Professors and Readers who can effectively handle postgraduate teaching, it is a major policy

thrust of the University to focus more on postgraduate studies. In fact, the aim is to achieve a 60 to

40 postgraduate to undergraduate ratio in the long run by the year 2012,The result of this shift has

been very encouraging. There was a significant increase in postgraduate enrolments from 4,864

in 2001/02 to 8 ,228 in the 2011/12 session.


While the traditional postgraduate

programmes are being consolidated,

the professional programmes are

being broadened, made more

practical-oriented and more relevant

to the work environments. The newly

introduced professional programmes

are targeted to be multidisciplinary

and market-driven. Meanwhile,

Faculties and Departments are being

encouraged to increase their drives for

postgraduate students for existing

programmes as well as develop new ones that will impact every facet of Nigerian life as well as

attract foreign students. Seminars have been conducted in the College of Medicine, for example,

to encourage the College to be more involved in Postgraduate training. Postgraduate enrolment

currently stands at about 37.3% of the total enrolment.

2.1.5 Postgraduate Degrees/Diploma awarded in 2011

The University awarded a total of 3761 postgraduate degrees/diploma during the 2011

convocation ceremony. This represents an upward of 1039 (about 38%) above that of 2010. The

breakdown is as presented in the table below:

Table 5: Postgraduate Degree/Diploma Awarded in 2011

Faculty/Institute/Centre Ph.D M.Phil MPH Academic

Master

Professional

Master PGD Total

Arts 43 5 111 3 162

Science 16 3 518 59 18 614

Basic Medical Science 10 5 85 100

Clinical Sciences 3 5 22 1 5 36

Public Health 2 67 55 124

Pharmacy 3 32 35

Agric& Forestry 51 8 243 8 310

Social Sciences 27 3 258 621 5 914

Education 57 1 631 117 26 832

Veterinary Medicine 9 31 40

Technology 9 99 4 112

Law 45 45

Institute of African Studies 11 2 265 278

Africa Regional Centre for

Information Science 0

Institute of Education 11 1 60 39 111

Institute of Child Health 2 19 21

Centre for Peace & Conflict

Studies 26 26

Dentistry 1 1

Total 252 28 74 2475 831 101 3761


Postgraduate facilities are being upgraded within the limit of available resources to cope with the

expanding postgraduate programmes and students in the University. The University aims at using,

more creatively, the services of active retirees both from within and outside the University. The

University has, following Council approval, started recruiting willing retired Professors as contract

staff to help in mentoring younger academics and help in the supervision of postgraduate

students.

The University has published its research ethic policy which covers all areas of research beyond

the human research which it is proud of. A Research Development Bureau is in the pipeline to

have the following responsibilities:

1 Mobilizing the University community in generating significantly strong proposals -

individual, group, multidisciplinary and University-mission research

2 Meeting with funding agencies to mobilize research and institutional support grants

enough to create conducive environment for vigorous research activities.

Fig. 2.4: Ph.D Degrees Awarded in 2011 by Faculties , Institutes and Centers.

2.1.6Important Ratios

Fig.


2.1.7 Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES)

The University of Ibadan has a functional Industrial Training and Coordinating Centre which has been declared the best Centre in Nigeria. In the year under review, twenty four (24) programmes made students available for the scheme. A total of 1894 students were presented for the scheme

Industrial Training Coordinating Centre

2.1.8 The Zoological Garden

In the Zoological Garden, approval was given for

the reconstruction, rehabilitation of existing

facilities and the building of new ones. Some of the

on-going projects include the construction of an

Administrative Office Block, new animal houses

and a wildlife Clinic/Laboratory. Contracts have

also been awarded for the channelization of the

Lower and Upper sections of the Awba stream, and

a bridge is to be built across it where it flows

through the Zoo. The old animal houses are being

rehabilitated; dart and blow guns as well as

chemicals are regularly procured. Staff welfare received a boost through promotions and training

and the provision of needed tools and equipment as more animals were acquired.

The Zoological Garden benefitted immensely from

such donors as the General Overseer of the

Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor E.A.

Adeboye, and the Aare Musulumi of Yoruba land,

Alhaji Arisekola Alao. Corporate organizations such

as the 7up Bottling Company, the Nigerian

Breweries and the Coca-Cola Bottling Company also

supported the Zoo.

The Zoological Garden is undergoing a major

transformation that will no doubt boost its

international standards.

2.1.9 Teaching and Research Farm

The University administration with the encouragement of the Governing Council made adequate

funds available for the Teaching and Research Farm to acquire new equipment for agricultural

mechanization. A 10,000 pineapple sucker orchard

and a half hectare plantain plantation have been

established. The cattle sheds, paddocks, the dairy

unit, the feed mill, poultry pens and piggery section

have been renovated.

Additional cattle, birds and pigs were acquired and

subventions made available for the feeding of the

animals.

Refurbished Serpentorium Refurbished Serpentorium


The newly acquired equipment include two farm

Tractors, (MF 435), a twenty-ton tipper truck and two

Bazuki tricycles, disc ploughs, harrows, ridgers and

rotary slashers, a four-row Baldan planter as well as a

heavy duty diesel powered generator.

2.2 UI Research and Development Fair

(UIRESDEV)

To maintain its enviable position of “First and the

Best”, the current Administration has inaugurated a

Research Development Fair Committee to promote the spirit of enquiry, research and discovery

and to enable the University contribute to local and international development through creativity

and innovation.

The objectives of the Committee as approved by Senate include inter alia:

� To undertake an annual exhibition of the Research and Development (R&D) outputs of the

various academic units and of individual researchers within the University.

� To inform prospective investors, users and entrepreneurs of the wealth of opportunities in

both basic and applied innovative researches.

� To promote the timely dissemination of research findings of the University's staff and

students.

� To link up researchers with would-be investors, thereby ensuring the commercialization of

these research findings and benefitting the University community, the immediate city and

state, the nation and the world at large.

� To secure external funding of researches at the University and thereby propel its staff for

greater excellence in research.

� To promote inter- multi- and trans-disciplinary research that will impact on societal needs.

�

2.3 Best Research Institution in NigeriathThe University of Ibadan has been rated first in Nigeria and 6 in Africa among research-devoted

institutions worldwide. The 2011 SCIMAGO Institutions Ranking world reports based the ranking

on quantitative data of citations and publications, showing bibliometric indicators that unveiled

some of the main dimensions of research performance of the assessed worldwide research th thinstitutions. The University College Hospital was also ranked 7 and 45 in Nigeria and Africa

respectively.

The success story so far of the University is predicated on the following:

1. Financial autonomy: The funds realised from postgraduate students at the University of

Ibadan are ploughed back to service postgraduate training and research by allocating the

greater percentage of such fees into the academic departments and the Postgraduate School.

2. In order to encourage postgraduate students with outstanding research potentials to

undertake full-time research leading to a Ph.D of the University of Ibadan, the Postgraduate

School has established two schemes, namely:

· The University of Ibadan Postgraduate School Scholarship Scheme

· The University of Ibadan Postgraduate School Teaching and Research Assistantship Scheme

3. Funding Support to Academic Units for the Publication of Learned Journals. No less than 15

academic journals are supported annually.

4. Conference Fund: contribution to the fund for attendance of conferences overseas. The

University also leverages on fund from ETF to increase the amount available for sponsorship.

Over 200 academic and non-teaching staff have benefited from this fund. The University has

also instituted a policy to ensure that every academic staff has opportunity to benefit from the

fund at least once every two years.

5. Maintenance of an active academic environment through the Interdisciplinary Research

Discourse Series

6. Improvement of Standards on Postgraduate Teaching and Research:

· A Website has been developed for the Postgraduate School

· University of Ibadan Scholarly publication Global Access - UI journals are cited on this site.

· Grants to Postgraduate Teachers for both local and overseas conferences

7. A comprehensive review of the regulations governing higher degrees. After extensive

discussions and deliberations by various sub-Committees and Ad-Hoc Committees of the

Curriculum Committee, Executive Committee and the Board of the Postgraduate School,

Senate approved “The 2004 Regulations Governing Higher Degrees” in the University of

Ibadan (ISBN 978-37883-0-2). The entire postgraduate curriculum is now being reviewed

and revamped taking into cognisance recent trends and developments in the respective

disciplines.

8. Establishment of “The University of Ibadan Postgraduate School Endowment Fund”.

9. Strengthening of Internally Generated Revenue, especially from academic publications.

10. Staff Training and Development. Various cadres of administrative and technical staff of the

Postgraduate School are made to undergo periodic short-term courses within and outside the

university in order to continuously improve on the quality of service delivery

11. ICT Support to all the academic units (Departments, Faculties, Institutes, Centres and the

College of Medicine) to aid in teaching, research and publications.

2.4.1 Grants for Research and Other Funding Supports

The University has attracted considerable grants from various sources for research as well as


S/N Title

Amount Granting

body

Principal

Investigator

USD Euro GBP

1

Population

Training and

Research

508,634.00

John Hopkins

University

Prof O.A.

Ojengbede

2

Transcultural

Studies of

Dementias

480,023.00

Indiana

University Prof. O. Baiyewu

3 The Future

Health Systems

438,647.00

John Hopkins

University Prof. O. Oladepo

4

Genetic Diversity

on Human &

Parasite in Malaris

349,236.00

Institute

Pasteur

Biomal Pal

Dr K. Amodu

5

606,801.00

President

Emergency

Plan for Aids

Prof. I.F. Adewole

6

Teaching Skills in

West African

Medical & Nursing

School

726,196.00

CAP Group

EU

Prof. A. O.

Omigbodun

7 Basic Resources

Training

296,860.00 WHO

Prof E.A.

Bamgboye

8

Molecular

Determinants of

Act Resistance in

Nigeria

112,296.00

Federal

ReservBank

NY Dr O. Gbotoso

9

The Profile and

Determinant of

Outcome Onset

Schizople

103,713.00

University

Van

Stellenmbosc

h

Prof. O. Gureje

11

HIV Aids

100,000.00 NACA Prof. O. Oladepo 12

Profile and

Determination of

SuccessfulArginin

e in Change

503,896.00

Welcome

Trust Prof. O. Gureje 13

Community

Directed

Intervention

162,000.00

WHO Prof. O. Oladepo 14

Community

Directed

Intervention for

Major Health

162,000.00

WHO Prof. Adeniyi 15

Neonatal Sepsis

Multicentre

Clinical Trial

(Ibadan) Site

223,360.00

WHO DrAyede 16

Abortion in

Nigeria

350,000.00

The Allan

Guttmacher

BK

Prof. I.F. Adewole 17

Forgaty

International

Centre

142,790.00

University of

CA Dr. Fafowora 18

Stepped Care

Intervention for

Depression in

Primary Care

100,675.00

Welcome

Trust Prof. O. Gureje

20 Medical Education

124,405.00

European

Commission

Prof. A.

O. Omigbodun

Table 6

AIDS Prevention Initiative in Nigeria

10West African

Bioethics Training548,239.00 WHO

Fertility Intention inHIV

320,000.00 NIH Prof. I.F. Adewole

19


21

Child and

Adolescent

Mental

Health

950,000.00

McArthur

Foundation

Grant

Prof.

Olayinka Omigbodun

22 Population &

Public Health

950,000.00

McArthur

Foundation

Grant

Prof. A.O.

Omigbodun

23

Petroleum

and Energy

Economics &

Law

980,000.00

McArthur

Foundation

Grant

Prof. Akin Iwayemi

24

Drug,

Discovery,

Development

& Production

950,000.00

McArthur

Foundation

Grant

Prof.

Chinedum Babalola

25 Zoonoses

Containment

890,000.00

McArthur

Foundation

Grant

Dr.

Babasola Olugasa

S/

N

NAMES DEPART

MENT

TITLE OF PROJECTS (AMOUNT

REQUESTED)

1 Dr. Jegede

Charles

Obafemi

Religious

Studies

Ritual of Oath taking verification for

Accountability: Indigenous weapons

for the War Against Corruption in

Nigeria.

2 Dr. E.F. Taiwo

Classics Re-interpreting orality: Globalizing

Yoruba Traditional orality.

3 Dr. Herbet. S.

Igboanusi

Linguistics

and

African

Languages

The politics of Language in

Education in Anglophone West

Africa.

1. Dr. Jonathan

Oyebamiji Babalola

Chemistry Molecular and Structural Roles of

the HC3 (146)B’s Contribution to

Bohr Effect in Hemoglobin.

2. Dr.

Akindayo Abiodun

Sowunmi

Zoology Biological Assessment of the

Effects of Abattoir Wastes in

Rivers Ogun, Oshunkaye and

Alalubosa in Southwest Nigeria

Using Benthic In Vertebrate

Dynamics and Chironmid

Deformities.

3. Dr.

Babatunde Oluwole

Ogunsile

Industrial

Chemistry

Pulp and Paper from Nigerian

Grown Non-Woods.

4. Dr. Mary B.

Ogundiran

Chemistry Synthesis of Geopolymers,

Cementitious Materials from

Nigerian a Huninosilicate

Sources.

5. Dr. Patricia A.

Onocha

Chemistry Phytochemical and

Pharmaceological Investigation

of 4 Medicinal Plants: Acalypha

Hispid AcalyphaOrmata

(Euphorbiaceous)

DalbergiaSaxatrlus,

DalbergiellaWelwitschiChegumin

osaeiPapilionoideae).

6. Dr. I.A. Oladosu Chemistry Development of Botanics to

Arrest Crisis Resulting of Farm

Produce by Pest.

7. Dr. Olapeju O.

Ayelaagbe

Chemistry Bioactivity Studies and Isolation

of Constituents of

MangiferaIndica Cultivars Grown

in Nigeria.

2.4.2. Senate Research Grant

The University also awarded a number of research grants to academic staff during the year under

review. The successful awardees are:

Table 7


8. Dr. Olatunde

Isaiah Popoola

Physics Assessment of Leachate

Migration from Four Public

Refuse Four Public Refuse Dump

Sites in Ibadan.

9. Dr. Olusanya E.

Olubusoye

Statistics A Cluster Analysis of Revenue

Allocation to States and Local

Governments Areas in Nigeria

(1999-2010).

10. Dr.

Olajumoke Morenikeji

Zoology Association of

Schistosoma Haemotobium

Infection with Plasdomodium

Falciparum Malaria Infection in

Yewa North Local Government

11. Dr. Rachel I. Obed Physics Optimization of Protection in

Cancer Patients Undergoing

Cobalt-60 High Dose Rate (HDR)

Intracavitary Brachytherapy.

12. Dr.

Bamidele Iromidayo

Olu -Owolabi

Chemistry Remediation of Heavy Metal

Contaminated Soils Using

Laterite and Modified Bentonate

Clay.

13. Dr. Adesola A.

Hassan

Zoology Assessment of

Schistosoma Haematobium

Infection and Bladder Morbidity

Status among Yewa School

Children Using Eosinophil

Cationic Protection (ECP) Maker.

14. Gregory

Olufem iAdewuyi

Chemistry Screening of Poultry Fowls sold

in Markets within Ibadan City for

Growth Promoters using High

Performance Liquid

Chromatographic Method.

15. Dr. V.F. Payne Mathemati

cs

Stability and Bifurcation of the

Travelling Wave Solutions of the

Psuedoparabolic Burger’s

Equation.

16. Dr. Ganiyat K.

Oloyede

Chemistry Synthesis Spectroscopic Analysis

and Evaluation of Antioxidant

and Antimrhobial Activities of

Schiff and Mannish Bases.

17. Dr. K.S. Chukwuka Botany Screening of New Elite Improved

Cassava

(Manihot Esculenta Crantz)

Varieties Released to Farmers in

Nigeria for Bacterial Blights.

18. Dr. A. S. Ajala Archaeolog

y &

Anthropolo

gy

Yoruba Nationalism: Culture

Politics and Violence in South

Western Nigeria.

19. Dr. Clementina O.

Adenipekun

Botany Bioremediation of Spent and

Fresh Cutting Oil Polluted Soils

by Two White-Rot Fungi.

20. Dr. Olubunmi

Christopher

Adeigbe

Geology Effect of Radioactive Induced

Heat: Implication for Source

Rock Maturity within Manu

formation, Anambra Basin

Southwestern Nigeria.


21, Dr.

Ayoade Adedolapo

Zoology Stock Assessment of the Two

Commercial Important Fishes

Species in Two Tropical

Reservoir, Southwestern Nigeria.

22. Dr. Adekunle

Johnson Odola

Chemistry Synthesis, Physics Chemical

Properties, and Antimicrobial

Activities of Novel Hychazone

Legends and their Methl (ii)

Complexes.

23. Dr. Ajibade I.

Adejoro

Chemistry Computational Development of

Electrochemical Band Crops of

Novel Polymers for the

Fabrication of Biosensor Devices.

24. Dr. Ibrahim

Adebayo Oladosu

Chemistry Development of Botanic to Arrest

Insist Resulting from Famine

Threats of Farm Produce by

Pest.

25.

Dr. A. A.

Adetoyinbo

Physics

Turbulence Effect Caused by

Evolving Hydrocarbon Fluid

within the Subsurface of the

Southwestern Nigeria.

26.

Dr. Sherifat A.

Aboaba

Chemistry

Phytochemical Investigation and

Isolation of Biologically Active

Compound from

AcalyphaSegetalis and

AcalyphaOrnata

(Euphorbiaceous).

27.

Dr. A.A. Onilude

Microbiolo

gy

Production, evaluation and

biotechnological application of

microbial lac cases.

28.

Dr.

Chiaka Anumudu

Zoology

Evaluating the risk of toxoplasma

infections in soil, humans and

animals: A measure of

Ecosystem health.

29. Prof. Alexander

B. Odaibo

Zoology Identification of makers for

protective immune responses

against clinical malaria using

plasmodium Falciparum merozoite

surface protein 1 and erythrocyte

binding protein 175.

30. Prof. David A.

Aremu

Archaeolo

gy &

Anthropol

ogy

Investigation of Archaeology and

Tourism resources of the Famous

Oke---Eri Sungbo Eredo, Ijebu Ode,

Southwest Nigeria.

31. Dr. Gabriel O.

Adeyemi

Geology Engineering Geological and

geophysical investigation of a landfill

site in Ibadan, South Western

Nigeria.

32. Prof. E.O.

Ayoola

Mathemati

cs

Quantitative Measurement of Voting

Power Indices of Coalitions in the

Nigerian National Assembly and

Application.

33. Dr. S.A.

Onasanwo

Physiology Therapeutic potentials of bioactive

metabolites from Musa

Sapientum and Buchholziacoriacea

on gastric ulcers and inflammation in

the laboratory animals.

34.

Olaleye, Samuel

Babafemi

Physiology

Effects of fractions from wonder/cola

(Bulchoruacoriaceae) on the healing

of experimental gastrointestinal

inflammation in Laboratory animals.

35.

Dr. Elsie O.

Adewoye

Physiology

The possible Mechanisms associated

with the ant diabetic and ulcer

protective potential of

moringaoleifera in rats.

36.

Dr. M.O.

Adetona

Anatomy

Pilot study of Anthropogenomic

studies of interethnic variability and

admixture in Nigeria.


37. Dr. Omolola A.

Adesanoye

Biochemist

ry

Comparative Effect of

Vernoniaamygdalina and Vitamin E

on Dimethy-Introsamine-Induced

Liver and Renal injurious in rats.

38. Dr. K.S.

Adedapo

Chemical

Pathology

Iron Status and Psychomotor

development in Nigeria Students.

39. Dr. O. A.

Adaramoye

Biochemist

ry

High through put screening of herbs

of Nigerian-Origin as Soluble Epoxide

hydrolase inhibitors. A noval

therapeutics target in hypertension.

40. Dr. O.O. Akande Physiology The role of antioxidants in the

development of dental cares.

41. Fasola Foluke. A.

Haematolo

gy

Prevalence of Anti thrombin III

deficiency among deep vein

thrombosis patients in Ibadan,

Nigeria.

42. Dr. J.A. Olaniyi

Haematolo

gy

Plasma homocystein, Serum Vit. B12

and RBC Folatelevels in sickle cell

disease.

43. Akinosun O.M.

Chemical

pathology

Total antioxidants-nutritional Factors

and Immunglobulin classes in

Nigeria tuberculosis patients.

44. Dr. R.S. Ajani

Anatomy Appendicular bone lengths as

determinants of human height in

Nigerians.

45. Dr. T.R. Kotila

Haematolo

gy

Exploring the relationship between

homolystene and the B Vitamins in

Patients with deep versus

thrombosis.

46 Adewumi Moses

Olubusuyi

Virology Epidemiological and Molecular

Evaluation of Rubella Virus Infection

among pregnant Women in Ibadan

Nigeria

47. Dr. Ibironke

G.F.

Physiology Mechanisms of the Antrinociceptive

and neurobehaviouir activities of

Kolaviron.

48. Dr. M. A.

Gbadegesin

Biochemistry

Molecular Characterisation of

Endogenous Retralivruses Cassava

(Manihot esculenta crantz)

49. Prof. E.O.

Farombi

Biochemistry Role of selected Nigerian indigenous

phytochemicals in Helicobacter

pylori-omdiced Gastritis in rat model

and underlying molecular

mechanisms.

50. Prof. E.O.

Agbedana

Chemical

pathology

Inflammatory and haemostaticfactos

to dietary modification in Nigerians

with metabolic syndrome and type 2

diabetes mellitus.

51. Dr. A.F. Adeniyi

Physiotherapy

Influence of training by

demonstration on compliance of

type 2 diabetes patients to

prescribe exercise.

52. Dr.

Adenike Onibokun

Nursing Cultural factor and religious beliefs

that influenced pre-diagnosis

cancer screening practices among

women living with breast cancer in

Nigeria.

53. Dr. A.O. Adebiyi

Preventive

Med.

The Impact of a Competency

based training

programme clinicians : Sino King


54. Dr. A.O. Adebiyi

Preventive

Med.

The Impact of a Competency

based training

programme clinicians: Sino King

Cessation related practices at the

University College Hospital, Ibadan

.

55. Dr. O.O.

Ogwumike

Physiotherapy

Aerobic exercise programme for

Health promotion, physical fitness

and prevention of hypokinetic

disease in apparently healthy

Nigerians.

56. Dr. Adesola O.

Sangowawa

Institute

of Child

Health

Incidence and effects of electronic

media-related harassment among

secondary school students in Oyo

State.

57. Dr. Aderonke

O. Akinpelu

Physiotheapyr

Development and psychometric

testing of the Ibadan low back

pain outcome measure.

58. Dr. Ntekim A.I Radiother

apy

College of

Medicine

Nutritional Screening and

Assessment in Cancer Patients in

Ibadan, Nigeria.

59. Dr.

OluleyeTunji. S.

Ophthalm

olog

Retinal Vascular Changes in 1000

Hypertensive

60. Dr. O.A. Lasisi

Oto-

Rhino-

Laryngolo

gy

The role of nutritional and

immunologic factors ion tinnitus

among elderly people in Ibadan.

61.

Assessment of impact of stroke

impatient Rehabilitation

Reinforcement of Activities

(SIRRACT) On health related

quality of life of stroke survivors.

An international multicenter

randomized control and trial.

Prof. Ogunniyi

(Dr.

Mayowa Ojo Owolabi Dr. Med.

Magnacum

Laude (Berlin))

Department of Medicine

62 Dr. V.I.

Akinmoladun

Oral/Maxill

ofacial

surgery

Cell mediated Immunity;

levels of Essentials trace

metals and Antioxidant

Vitamins in Heads and Neck

Carcinoma.

63 Prof. Modupe O.

Arowojolu

Periodonto

logy and

communit

y

A study on the periodontal

status and Quantity of life

of Patients with Acrylic

partial Dentures.

64

Dr. Adepoju, Oladejo T.

Human

Nutrition

Nutrient Composition and

Potential Contribution of

winged Termite

(MarCrotermes bellicose) to

locally formulated Nutrient

dense complementary

foods.

65. Dr. Olufumilayo I.

Fawole

Epidemiolo

gy and

Medical

Statistics

Development of a Gender

Based Violence training

curriculum for medical

students of the University of

Ibadan, Nigeria.


66 Dr. Godson R.E.E.

Ana

Medical

statistics

and

Environme

ntal

Health.

Green House Emission

Profile Energy Consumption

Pattern and Climate Change

mitigation and Adaptation

Status in the University of

Ibadan.

Dr. A.O.

Adegoke

Pharmaceut

ical

Chemistry

Synthesis Physicochemical and

Ant-microbial activities of some

Novel hydrazones based on

naphthalene residues.

68 Dr. S.O.

Idowu

Pharmaceut

ical

Chemistry

Computational antioxidant

capacity simulation for selected

polyphenols and dietary

supplements.

69. Dr.

Adegbolag

un Olayemi

Modupe

Pharmaceut

ical

Chemistry

Evaluation of the biological

implication of the co-

administration of

Vemoniaamygdalina

(Compositae) Bitter leaf, ewuro)

aqueous leaf extract with

chlorpropamide a known

antidiabetic drug.

70. Dr. Mubo

A. Sonibare

Pharmacog

nosy

Ethnobotany & Phytomedicine of

the Botanical Garden, Univeristy

of Ibadan (BGUI), Nigeria

71. Dr. M. A.

Odeniyi

Pharmaceut

ical

Industrial

Pharmacy

Evaluation of Natural Polymers

as Mucoadhesive in Drug

Dosage Forms

72. Dr.

Oluwatoyin

A. Odeku

Pharmaceut

ics &

Industrial

Pharmacy

Evaluation of the film forming

0roperties of some natural gum

polymers.

73 Dr. Titilayo

O. Fakeye

Clinical

Pharmacy &

Pharmacy

Administrati

on

Interactive effect of water

extract of vernonia amygdaline

and Ocimumgratisimum on

antidiabetes activity of oral

hyolycemic agent, metformin

and glibenclimade in an animal

model.

74 Bola A. Adeniyi Prof.

Pharmaceut

ical

Microbiolog

y

In-vitro and In-vivo anti-

fungal Potentials of

formulated extracts of two

bioactive Nigeria Medicinal

plants in Experimental Rats.

75 Prof. J. O. Moody

Pharmacog

nosy

Isolation and

characterization of anti

plasmodia and anti sickling

principles of selected

ethnomedicnes from Middle

Belt zone of Nigeria.

76. Ajuwon Grace Ada

E.

Latunde Odeku

Use of Internet Resources for Patient

Care and Research by resident

doctors in tertiary health institutions

in Southwestern Nigeria.

77 Dr. Nkiru. T. Meludu

Agric.

Extension &

Rural

Development

Assessment of Farmers’ Adoption

Rate of Sweet Potato Value

Addition Technology Transfer in

South East and Southwest Nigeria.

78. Dr. O.A.Abu

Animal

Sciences

Phytogenic effects of Mealon

Performance in laying and broiler

chicken.

67


79 Dr.

Bernedette Tosan

Fregene

Wildlife &

Fisheries

Managemen

t

Challenges of Aquiculture

Technologies in Fish Seed

Production.

80

Dr. Stella. O.

Odebode

Agric.

Extension

Rural

Developme

nt

Promotion of Orange fleshed Sweet

Potato to overcome Vitamin A

Deficiency in Kwara State Nigeria.

81

Dr.

Adeoti Adetola

Ibidunni

Agricultural

Economics

Vulnerability and adaptation to

climate change in Kwara State.

82

Dr.

Oluwadare Abiodun

Oluwafemi

Forest

Resources

Managemen

t

Production of Ceiling Boards and

Cellulose Powder from Waste

Fibrous Materials.

83

Dr. Omojola. Andrew

Babatunde

Animal

Science

Climate change and livestock

Production Reduction of Gas

Emission through Improved feeding

Practices of Farm Animals.

84

Dr. Babayemi Olaniyi

Jacob

Animal

Science

Effects of whole cassava tuber and

agro-industrial bye product

proteins on performance of Gudali

Cattle fed ensiled Guneagraps.

85

Dr. O.O. Adeoluwa

Agronomy

Improving yield of Amarnatus and

Corchorus Through organic

fertilizers from compost and plant

residues.

86.

Dr.

Olukayode Ogunsanwo

Forest

Resource

Managemen

t

Survey of Plant of Ethnobotanical

Importance in the University of

Ibadan.

Dr. Olaniyi Jacob

Babayemi

Animal

Science

Effect of urea ammoniated maize

stovers using saponin extracts of

some indigenous plants for sheep

production and mitigating of green

house gas Emission

89. Dr. Olaniyi Jacob

Babayemi

Animal

Science

Effect of urea ammoniated maize

stovers using saponin extracts of

some indigenous plants for sheep

production and mitigating of green

house gas Emission

90 Prof. Anthony

Ologhobo

Animal Science

Unlocking the

Prebiotic Potentials in grain legumes for enhanced growth

Promotion

in Poultry.

91 Prof. A.A.

Ladele

Agric.

Extension Rural Development

Diversification of

sweet potato into Product Mix For Food

Security and Poverty Alleviation.

87.

Political Science

Tracking changing conceptions of Empowerment in Women’s lives: A study of South - West Nigeria.

The judiciary and Electoral Governance in Nigeria.

The Ethnic Language of Right and the Nigerian Political Community.

Travel Pattern and Mobility Constraints of People with Disabilities in Ibadan Metropolis.

Psychology

Sociology

Onyima Custom and Prospects of Facility Decline in Contemporary Igbo Society: theory Practice and Challenges.

Urban and RegionalPlanning

Housing Maintenance as a Panacea to Sustainable Urban Housing in Ibadan, Nigeria.

“Why Do Some Corrupt Regimes Promote Economic Development? Corruption and Economic Development in Nigeria and Indonesia”

Pogoson A.I

Dr. E.R. Aiyede

Victor AdefemiIsumonahDr. IpingbemiOluseyi

Dr. O. Olapegba

Ezebunwa E. Nwokocha

Dr. LekanSanni

DEkweremadu

r. D. U.

Dr. BolanleWahab

Urban and Regional Planning

Documenting Indigenous knowledging in the University of Ibadan.

Political Science

Political Science

Political Science

Urban and Regional Planning and Indigenous knowledge

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

99

100

Investigating the Effectiveness and Public Perception of the Amnesty Initiative of the Federal Government to Militancyin the Niger Delta.


101 Dr. A.M.

Olagunju

Teacher

Education

Impacts of Floor Puzzle Game (FPG) on students’

learning outcomes in Biology Abstract Concepts in

selected secondary schools in South-Western Nigeria.

102. Dr.

Ayotola Aremu

Teacher

Education

Development and Validation of a digital Game to teach

some mathematics concepts at the primary school level.

103 Dr. B.O.

Emunemu

Educational

Management

Learners’ Perspectives and Preferences on the

utilization of information and communication

technologies in the open and distance learning

programme of Universities in South West, Nigeria.

104 Dr. Temisan.

A. Ige

Teacher

Education

An Assessment of the Impact of a Reflective Teaching

Package on Pre-service Teachers’ Reflective skills

Development, Classroom practice and Attitudes to

teaching.

105. Dr. Hammed.

T.A.

Guidance &

Counseling

Path Analytical Investigation of Factors Predicting

Violent Behaviour among –in school secondary students

in South West, Nigeria.

106. Dr. Israel Olu

Osokoya

Teacher

Education

Situation and Policy Analysis of Technical-Vocational

Education in South Western Nigeria.

107. Dr.

Olaleye Yemisi

Lydia

Social work Rural capacity building and material morality reduction

in Ibadan Nigeria.

108. Dr. A.O. Fadoju

Human

kinetics &

Health

Education

Self Concept, Team Role Perception and Leadership

Style as Predictors of Compliant Behaviour among Team

Sports Athletes in South West, Nigeria.

109. Dr. J.O.

Ajiboye

Teacher

Education

Promoting University Students Academic Success and

Institutional Efficiency through An Effective first year

learning Experience Programme.

110. Professor B.

O. Ogundele

Human

kinetics &

Perceived Pains and Gains of Students’ Patronage Fast

Food Restaurants: Issues of Health and Wellness

111. Prof. F. A. Adesoji

Teacher

Education

Longitudinal study of Conceptual Change: An

Investigation of In-service Science Teachers

Conceptions of Energy.

Dr.

Mobanle Modupe

Osokoya

Institute of

Education

Effects of four instructional strategies on

Students’ learning outcomes in practical

chemistry.

Prof. Yoloye,

Tolulope Wale

Institute of

Education

Re-inventing Basic Science Curriculum

from Consumer to Producer.

Dr. Folajogun

Veronica Falaye

Institute of

Education

Evaluation of the Predictive Validity of

Undergraduate admission weighted

Session. The case of the University of

Ibadan.

Dr. Monica

Odinko N.

Institute of

Education

A Time Series Analysis of Classroom

interaction patterns of pre-primary

education trainees in Nigeria.

Dr. Olufunke Ola -

Davies

Vet.

Physiology,

Biochemistry &

Pharmacology

Anti-proliferative Activity of Ethalonic Leaf Extracts of Spondearmonbin L.

(Marcadiacea) and

Chromoleaena) Odorata L. (Asteracea) against Cancer in

Animals and Humans.

Dr. Victoria

OlusolaAdetunji

Vet. Public

Health &

Preventive

Medicine

Genotypic Characterization of Persistent and Non Persistent Listeria Monocytogenes; Influence of Cultural Conditions, Probiotic Interactions and

-

Sanitizers on Biofilm and

Cellulose Production

Dr.

Olayinka Olabisi

Ishola

Vet. Public

Health &

Preventive

Medicine

Prevalence and Risk Factors

Associated with Salmonella Enterica and Listeria Monocytogenes infections and Contaminations of Commercial Layer Broiler Flocks and

Indigenous

Chickens in Oyo State, Nigeria.

112

113

114

115

116

117

118


119. Professor B.O.

Oke

Vet. Anatomy Some Aspects of the

Reproductive Biology of the

Male African Side neck turtle

(Pelusiossinuatus).

120. Dr. Adebowale B.

Saba

Vet.

Physiology,

Biochemistry

and Pharmacology

Evaluation of the Antiviral

Activity of LagenariaBreviflora

Robert.)

121. Dr. Benjamin O.

Emikpe

Vet. Pathology The Use of Intranasal

MannheimaHemolytica (STvax

7) and PestedesPetits

Ruminants (PPR) Vaccines in the

Control of Pneumonia in Nigeria

Transport Stressed Goats.

122. Dr. J.F.

Akinrinmade

Vet. Surgery &

Reproduction

A Flatoxin Status of Commercial

Dry Dog Foods in Ibadan,

Nigeria.

123. Dr. O.D. Eyarefe Vet. Surgery &

Reproduction

Effects of Honey and Glutamine

on the Adaptive Response of

Small Intestine Following

Massive Resection in Diabetic

and Normal Wistar Rats.

124. Dr. Simeon

Idowu Babalola

Cadmus

Vet. Public

Health &

Preventive

Medicine

Rapid and Inexpensive

Diagnosis of Tuberculosis;

Exploring Applications of

Oxidative Chemical Reactions

and Mycobacterial Metabolism.

126. Dr. A. A.

Adedapo

Vet.

Physiology,

Biochemistry &

Pharmacology

Evaluation of the Ant diabetic,

anti-inflammatory and analgesic

Potential of the Extracts of

Phyllanthns arms in rocts/mic.

127. Dr.

Oluwatoyin

Oluwasola Ajala

Veterinary

Surgery and

Reproduction

Morpho-physiological,

Biochemistry and Genetic

characterization of Nigerian local

dogs.

128. Dr. Daniel

OladimejiOluwayelu

Veterinary

Microbiology

and

Parasitology

Prevalence and Molecular

Characterization of Zoonotic pigs

and Human in Ibadan, Nigeria.

129 Prof. S.O.

Akpavie

Veterinary

Pathology

The pathology of culture

catfish in South West Nigeria.

130 Prof. M.O.

Oyeyemi

Veterinary

Surgery

Sexual development of

Nigerian male and female dogs

with special reference to

testosterone profile, ovarian

development, ovarian and

testicular histomorphometry.

131 Dr. Odesola

Isaac F.

Mechanical

Engineering

Development of Local

Technology for a Small-Scale

Biochar Production Processes

from Agricultural Wastes.

132 Dr. A.S.O.

Ogunjuyigbe

Elect/Elect Micro controller based solar

powered water pumping

system for irrigation.

133 Dr. A.N.

Adewole

Agric. &

Environmental

Development of portable

equipment for converting

billet from tree residues to

wood raw material for

making wooden furniture

parts.


134 Dr. T.E. Omoniyi Agric .&

Environmental

Development and evaluation

of natural fibre reinforced

composite boards for human.

135 Dr. Ezekiel

Olufunke Oluseyi

Food

Technology

Development of Starter

Culture for the Production of

“Owoh” from the

Fermentation of Cotton Seed.

136 Dr. David

Abimbola Fadare

Mechanical

Engineering

Assessment and

Development of Appropriate

Technologies for Sustainable

Management of Metal Cutting

Fluids in Machining Workshop

in Ibadan.

137 Dr. Kolawole O.

Falade

Food

Technology

Charasterisation of Flours,

Starches and Protein Isolate

of some Cultivars of Tubers

and Green Legumes.

138 Dr. Simolowo O.

Emmanuel

Mechanical

Engineering

Design, Construction and

Fabrication of an Archetypical

Dual-Purpose Processing

Assembly for Caracals.

139 Dr. O. O.

Adefisan

Agric .&

Environmental

Production of low cost

building components from

Bamboo particles.

140 Dr. T. A.

Ewemoje

Agric. &

Environmental

Experimental determination

of productivity of Water (PW)

in cassava propagation in the

humid tropics.

141 Dr. Y. Mijinyawa

Agric. &

Environmental

Engrg.

Performance Evaluation of a

termite mound clay soil for

grain storage under humid

tropical environment.

142 Dr. Diji

Chukwuemeka

Jude

Mechanical

Engineering

Design Construction and

Performance Evaluation of a

Biomass Gasified for Energy

Application.

143. Dr. A.A. Dare Mechanical

Engineering

Design, Manufacture and

Installation of a 5KVP Fuel

cell for a Residential Home in

University of Ibadan.

144. Dr. A. O. Raji

Agric. &

Environmental

Design and Development of

Packaging Crates/Structures

for Transportation of Some

Nigerian Fruits Based on their

Engineering Properties.

145 Prof.

G.O.

Adegoke

Food

Technology

Epidemiology of Escherichia Coli

0157:H7 Using molecular

determination by PCR from Human

and animal Source in Ibadan

Metropolis.

146 Dr. Elijah

Adewale

Taiwo

Private and Business Law

The Impact of the Land Use

Act, 1978 on the Property

Right in Nigeria.


2.5 Policy Documents

In line with global practices, the University has developed some policy documents to further

enhance its profile in its march towards becoming a world-class university. The documents are as

follows:

2.5.1 Policy on Authorship of Scholarly Publications

Integral to the University of Ibadan's vision of distinguished scholarship and its commitment to

establish the University among the top research universities in the world is an acknowledgement of

the contribution that academic researchers, their associates/co-workers and postgraduate

students make, and continue to make, in the realisation of this goal. At the same time, the

University recognises that as research problems become more complex and/or interdisciplinary,

greater numbers of researchers, co-workers, colleagues and postgraduate students are drawn into

a research project with a concomitant increase in the production of published research materials

arising from the research. In any academic setting, the ethical and procedural issues around

authorship should be considered. Therefore, it is expedient that guidelines concerning authorship

in the University be formulated. The purpose of these Guidelines, therefore, is to pre-empt

contentious issues around authorship as pressure to quantify research activities and output within

universities increases by providing a framework. It also offers suggestions for the rational, fair, and

ethical resolution of conflicts around authorship of a published research output (that is, whose

names should appear on the published material, be it a paper in an accredited academic

publication, a book or book chapter, a conference proceeding, paper or poster, or any other form of

publicly or privately published research output).

2.5.2 Information Technology (IT) Policy

Information Technology (IT) is one of the cardinal agenda of the University Administration to

provide world-class information technology resources to the University community, including

guests. This is aimed at facilitating the attainment of the core mandate of the University in

research, teaching and public service. In line with this policy direction, the Vice-Chancellor set up

the University of Ibadan Information Technology Committee (UIITC) to, among other things,

ensure quality delivery on all IT-related matters as well as the production of an IT Policy. This has

resulted in the production of an IT Policy for the University.

2.5.3 Gender Policy

A gender policy for the University has also been developed to address all gender-related issues in

the University. This is in response to the University's commitment to the attainment of a gender

equity society. It has thus stimulated a gender-friendly environment to ensure integrity and dignity

of staff, students, service providers and other stakeholders. The policy vision is to be a world-class

university where gender equity is institutionalized, and students and staff integrate gender-

friendly perspectives into personal and professional dealings in achieving the aims and goals of

the University. The policy aims at promoting the mission of the University by nurturing and

cultivating a gender-sensitive space for learning and research.

2.5.4 Sexual Harassment Policy

The University has formulated a sexual harassment policy in line with best practices among world-

class universities. The University is committed to ensuring a safe space for members of the

community, namely students, staff and other stakeholders. The University considers any act of

sexual harassment as gross violation of the fundamental human rights of the victim and academic

freedom in the case of students. The vision policy of the University is to establish an ideal, safe and

secure place of work and learning, where the dignity of everyone is ensured. This policy has

received applause and approval by the upper chamber, the Senate, of the Federal Republic of

Nigeria.

2.5.5 HIV and AIDS Policy

The University has developed an HIV and AIDS policy whose objective is to provide a set of

guidelines for addressing issues related to HIV and AIDS at the University. The guidelines cover

key areas of action, including, prevention of HIV and AIDS among staff and students;

Management and migration of its impact on the staff and students; care and support of staff and

students infected and affected by HIV and AIDS; prevention of stigma and discrimination, as well

as conducting research on HIV and AIDS.

2.5.6 Intellectual Property Policy

The primary function of the University of Ibadan is to provide education, conduct research, public

service (consultancy and services), and disseminate and create knowledge. In carrying out this

function, intellectual property assets, which have both academic and economic values, are

created. There is, therefore, a need for a defined system of management of these assets to the

advantage of the university and the society at large. The UI Intellectual Property (IP) Policy,

approved by the Senate of the University in September 2012, is borne out of the need to have

guidelines in place for proper IP management. In order to strengthen commercialization, there is

a need to develop and establish a protective mechanism for IP asset falling within the UI

framework. In this era of globalization, digital society and knowledge-based economy, the need

for IP policy cannot be overemphasized. The policy on one hand is an instrument for protecting

IP; on the other hand, it facilitates optimal utilization of intellectual knowledge generated from


institutions within and outside the country. It therefore sets forth the rules to harmonize the

conflicting interests of stakeholders relating to ownership of IP, distribution of income, marketing,

commercialization and licensing of patents and intellectual property developed by University of

Ibadan academic staff, administrative and support staff and students. The goals of the policy are to

protect the intellectual property generated at the UI, to promote the progress of science and

technology; and to ensure that discoveries, inventions and creations generated by staff and

students are utilized in ways most likely to benefit the public. Its objective is to provide a

framework, within which the University of Ibadan IP is developed, managed, and effectively

harnessed for the benefit of the University, the inventor/author and the general public. The

Intellectual Property Policy of the University of Ibadan is the first of its kind by any University in Sub-

Saharan Africa.

2.6 New Memoranda of Understanding.

Internationalization is our watchword as this is a key indicator of a world-class University. Hence, in

addition to the myriads of functioning MOUs on ground, the University has further signed MOU

pacts with some international bodies among which are: Deutscher Academischer Austauschi Dieust

(DAAD) in the Department of European Studies. This German organization presents grants and

scholarships opportunity for excellently qualified academics and scientists working in higher

education or at a research institute in their home country and also for young foreign scientists in the

fields of Human Medicine, Dental Medicine, and Veterinary Medicine. Moreover, the Vice-

Chancellor, Prof. I.F. Adewole, FAS, has on behalf of the University witnessed the signing of a

Memorandum of Understanding involving the United Nations University, the University of Tokyo,

Japan and the University of Cape Town, South Africa. The signing ceremony took place at an

International Seminar on Sustainability Science Research and Education in support of Africa's

Development organized by the University of Tokyo Graduate Programme in Sustainability Science

and held in Tokyo, Japan. The University of Chicago and University of Ibadan are to collaborate on

the setting-up of a research laboratory.

2.7 Staffing

The University is being serviced by a total of 4,886 members of staff made up of 1,416

Teaching staff, over 60% of which has a Ph.D certification. There are also 857 Senior

Technical Staff, 1095 Senior Administrative staff and 1518 Junior staff.


2.8 Academic Staff Training and Development

Some members of staff benefited from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) for overseas

training. The beneficiaries who are academic staff members of the University have various

amounts of money approved for them to undertake Masters and Ph.D programmes training in

approved universities in Europe and America.

2.9 Academic Staff Promotion

One Hundred and Five (105) members of Academic staff were promoted to the professorial cadres

of Professor and Reader between March 2011 and September 2012, while two were appointed as

Professors and one as Reader. The effective dates span 8 years of between 2004 and 2012. They

are as listed below:

PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS OF ACADEMIC STAFF (PROFESSORIAL)

March 2011-September 2012

S/N Name Department Promoted Effective Date

From To

1 Dr. M.A. Tiamiyu

Africa Regional

Centre for

Information

Science

Reader Professor 1 October, 2004

2 Dr. A.O. George Medicine Reader Professor 1 October, 2005

3 Dr. A.O . Arije Medicine Reader Professor 1 October, 2006

4 Dr. Moji Oyebola Special Education Reader Professor 1 October, 2006

5 Dr. Bola I. Udegbe Psychology Reader Professor 1 October, 2006

Table 8

Inner Court of the Postgraduate School Complex


6 Dr. A.A. Onilude Botany and

Microbiology Reader Professor 1 October, 2006

7 Dr. L.I. Okeke Surgery Reader Professor 1 October, 2006

8 Dr. R.A. Aderinoye Adult Education Reader Professor 1 October, 2007

9 Dr. O.C. Adesina History Reader Professor 1 October, 2007

10 Dr. E.O. Fagade Botany and

Microbiology

Senior

Lecturer Professor 1 October, 2007

11 Dr. M.A.Y. Rahji Agricultural

Economics Reader Professor 1 October, 2007

12 Dr.

Adeyinka Ashaye Ophthalmology Reader Professor 1 October, 2007

13 Dr. A.S. Jegede Sociology Reader Professor 1 October, 2007

14 Dr. E.O. Olap ade-

Olaopa Surgery

Senior


15 Dr. A. Raji Oyelade English Reader Professor 1 October, 2007

16 Dr. G.O. Adeyemi Geology Reader Professor 1 October, 2007

17 Dr. A.C. Odebode Botany and

Microbiology Reader Professor 1 October, 2007

18 Dr. O.G. Arinola Chemistry

Pathology Reader Professor 1 October, 2007

19 Dr. J.A. Ademokoya Special

Education

Senior


20 Dr. Elizabeth A

Emeke

Institute of

Education Reader Professor 1 October, 2007

21 Dr. I.P. Onyeonoru Sociology Reader Professor 1 October, 2007

22 Dr. S.O. Ogundele Archaeology and

Anthropology Reader Professor 1 October, 2007

23 Dr. V.O. Adetimirin Agronomy Senior


24 Dr. Ajibola Falaye Guidance and

Counselling Reader Professor 1 October, 2008

25 Dr. C.O. Olatubara

Urban and

Regional

Planning


26 Dr.

Olayinka Omigbodun Psychiatry Reader Professor 1 October, 2008

27 Dr. C.O.O.Kolawole Teacher

Education

Senior


28 Dr. M.K. Yahaya

Agricultural

Extension and

Rural

Development


29 Dr. F.A. Adesoji

Teacher

Education


30 Dr. B. O. Asagba

Human Kinetics

and Health

Education

Senior

Lecturer

Professor 1 October, 2008

31

Dr. M.N. Tijani

Geology

Reader

Professor

1 October, 2008

32

Dr. O. Olayemi

Obstetrics and

Gynaecology

Reader

Professor

1 October, 2008

33

Dr. A.A. Fasanmade

Physiology

Reader

Professor

1 October, 2008

34

Dr. A.J Aj uwon

Health

Promotion and

Education

Reader

Professor

1 October, 2008

35

Dr. A.F. Abimbola

Geology

Reader

Professor

1 October, 2008

36

Dr. J.I. Anetor

Chemical

Pathology

Senior

Lecturer

Professor

1 October, 2008

37

Dr. O.A. Olutayo

Sociology

Reader

Professor

1 October, 2008

38

Dr. A.O.

Akinsorotan

Agricultural

Extension and

Rural

Development

Reader

Professor

1 October, 2008

39

Dr. M.O.A. Olateju

Linguistics and

African

Languages

Reader

Professor

1 October, 2008

40

Dr. Catherine O.

Falade

Pharmacology

and Therapeutics

Reader

Professor

1 October, 2008

41

Dr. A.O. Fasola

Oral and

Maxillofacial

Surgery

Reader

Professor

1 October, 2008


42 Dr. Oluwatoyin A.

Odeku

Pharmacology

and Industrial

Pharmacy


43 Dr.

Folake Onayemi Classics Reader Professor 1 October, 2008

44 Dr. A.A. Aderinto Sociology Reader Professor 1 October, 2009

45 Dr. A. Oladokun Obstetrics and

Gynaecology Reader Professor 1 October, 2009

46 Dr. T.K. Hamzat Physiotherapy Senior


47 Dr. A.O. Lasisi Otorhino-

Laryngology

Senior


48 Dr. C.O. Bekibele Ophthalmology Reader Professor 1 October, 2010

49 Dr. M.A. Kehinde English Senior


50 Dr. O.B.C. Nwolise Political Science Senior


51 Dr. O.M. Obono Sociology Reader Professor 1 October, 2010

52 Dr. A. Abimbade Teacher

Education

Senior

Lecturer Reader 1 October, 2004

53 Dr. A.A. Owoade Veterinary

Medicine

Senior


54 Dr. E.B.

Omobowale English

Senior


55 Dr. Adebola O.

Ogunbiyi Medicine

Senior


56 Dr. S.O. Idowu Pharmaceutical

Chemistry

Senior


57 Dr. J.A . Okogun Agronomy Senior


58 Dr. I.O. Osokoya Teacher

Education

Senior


59 Dr. D.A. Adeyemo Guidance and

Counselling

Senior


60 Dr. M.K. Akinsola Teacher

Education

Senior


61 Dr. Ifeoma Isiugo-

Abanihe

Institute of

Education

Senior

Research

Fellow

Reader 1 October, 2007

62 Dr. O.M. Obono Sociology Senior


63 Dr. Oyeronke A.

Odunola Biochemistry

Senior


64 Dr. B.O. Omitoyin

Wildlife and

Fisheries

Management

Senior


65 Dr. Patricia T.

Sotunmbi Anaesthesia

Senior


66 Dr. Aderonke Akinpelu

Physiotherapy Senior


67 Dr. S.B. Olaleye Physiology Senior


68 Dr. Adebola O.

Jaiyeoba

Educational

Management

Senior


69 Dr. Arinpe G.

Adejumo

Linguistics and

African

Languages

Senior


70 Dr. L.A. Akinbile

Agricultural

Extension and

Rural

Development

Senior


71 Dr. L.B. Ayeleru European Studies Senior


72 Dr. Nkiru T.

Meludu

Agricultural

Extension and

Rural

Development

Senior


73 Dr. C.B.N.

Ogbogbo History

Senior



74 Dr. B. Omojola Animal Science Senior


75 Dr. J.O.Aleru Archaeology and

Anthropology

Senior


76 Dr. F.O. Olayemi

Veterinary

Physiology,

Biochemistry

and

Pharmacology

Senior


77 Dr. A.O. Abass

Human Kinetics

and Health

Education

Senior


78 Dr. S.A. Ajayi History

Senior


79 Dr. J.O. Babalola Chemistry Senior


80 Dr. G.A. Lameed

Wildlife and

Fisheries

Management

Senior


81 Dr. Y. Mijinyawa

Agricultural and

Environmental

Engineering

Senior


82 Dr. B.O. Agbeja Forest Resources

Management

Senior


83 Dr. M.G. Olujide

Agricultural

Extension and

Rural

Development

Senior


86 Dr. J.O. Oladeji

Agricultural

Extension and

Rural

Development

Senior


87 Dr. S.G. Jonathan Botany and

Microbiology

Senior


88 Dr. Georgina N.

Odaibo Virology

Senior


89 Dr. S.O. Adedeji Educational

Management

Senior


90 Dr. O.O. Dosumu Restorative

Dentistry

Senior


91 Dr. F.A. Dawodu Chemistry Senior


92 Dr. M.A. Alo English Senior


93 Dr. Titilayo O.

Fakeye

Clinical Pharmacy

and Pharmacy

Administration

Senior


94 Dr. M.S. Eniola Special Education Senior


95 Dr. B. Sofela History Senior


96 Dr. R.O. Akinbote Teacher Education Senior


84 Dr. Stella O.

Odebode

Agricultural

Extension and

Rural

Development

Senior


85 Dr. Dele Adeyanju English Senior


97 Dr. E.K. Ajani

Wildlife and

Fisheries

Management

Senior


98 Dr. J.O. Ajiboye Teacher Education Senior


99 Dr. A. Ogunsiji English Senior


100 Dr. A.O.

Oluwasola Pathology

Senior


101 Dr. Aderoju A.

Osowole Chemistry

Senior



102 Dr. K.K. Oloso Arabic and Islamic

Studies

Senior


103 Dr. O.B. Oyesola

Agricultural

Extension and

Rural

Development

Senior

Lecturer Reader

1 October, 2009

104 Dr. O.O. Sonibare Chemistry Senior


105 Dr. Adenike A.

Akinjobi English

Senior


APPOINTMENTS

APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY REGISTRARS

PROMOTION TO PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT REGISTRAR CADRE

1 Dr. A. A. Sodipo Statistics

Reader Professor 12 September,

2012

2 Dr. G.N. Amahia Statistics Senior

Lecturer Professor

27 September,

2012

3 Dr. B.O.A.

Adegoke Physiotherapy

Senior

Lecturer Reader

27 February,

2012

3.0 HIGHLIGHTS OF ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

3.1.1. Inaugural Lectures

The Inaugural lectures of the University were held as usual. Some of the topics addressed

include:

· “The Future of the Past” by Professor O.C Adesina of the Department of History -

March,2012.

· “The Skeptical Public, the Public Managers and the Decline of the Moral Public

on Nigerian Public Space” by Professor O.B Lawuyi of the Department of Archaeology

and Anthropology - March, 2012.

· “Microbes and Morals- An Unlikely Love Affair” by Professor B.A Bakare of the

Department of Medical Microbiology & Parasitology. - April, 2012.

· “Mathematical Statistics in Forced Marriage with Forestry” by Professor J.S.A Osho

of the Department of Forest Resources Management. - April, 2012.

· “The Impossibility of Sound Economic Outcomes Without Sound Management

and Leadership” by Professor KasseyGarba of the Department of Economics - May, 2012.

· “Including the Excluded: Providing Equitable Access to Information” by Professor

MorayoI .Atinmo of the Department of Library, Archival and Information Studies. - May,

2012.

· “Healthy Fish for Man” by Professor S.AAgbede of the Department of Veterinary

Public Health and Preventive Medicine - June, 2012.

· “Soil, Water and Wastes: A Complex Relationship” by Professor A.Y Sangodoyin of

the Department of Agricultural and Environmental Engineering. - June, 2012.

· “Natural Remedies and Medicines: Evolution and Revolution” by Professor Edith O.

Ajaiyeoba of the Department of Pharmacognosy. - July,2012.

· “Of 'Illiterate' Scholars and National Development: The Arabic Web in Yoruba

Loom” by Professor M.O Abdul-Rahmanof the Department of Arabic and Islamic Studies. -

July,2012.

· “Organometallics: The Indispensable Link in Modern Chemistry” by Professor T.I

Odiaka of the Department of Chemistry. – August,2012.

· “Neurosurgery: Tinkering with Structure of the Mind” by Professor A.O Malomo of

the Department of Surgery. - August, 2012.

· “ Feed Bio-Hazards: Life Destroyers and Life Enhancers” by Professor A.D.

Ologhobo of the Department of Animal Science

· “ Housing in Nigeria: The Socio-Cultural Milieu” by Professor C.O. Olatubara of the

Department of Urban and Regional Planning

· “ Poisons and Poisoning: The Nightmares of a Society Without Diagnostic Tools”

March

Stella O. Soola Deputy Registrar (Student)Ikeoluwapo O. Moody Deputy Registrar (Establishments)

B. T. Adetona Morenike F. AfolabiS. O. OyewumiAbibat A. SanusiRuth A. Adeyinka


by Professor M.O. Abatan of the Department of Veterinary Physiology, Biochemistry and

Pharmacology

3.1.2. University Lecture

The 2011 University lecture was also delivered

by Professor O.A. Itiola of the Department of

Pharmaceutics and Industrial Pharmacy on

behalf of the Faculty of Pharmacy. The three-part

lecture was entitled “ Pharmacy and Society:

Thriving on Trust, Trends and Technology”.

The f i r s t pa r t fo cused on “Ear ly

Developments”; the second part was devoted

to examine the “Current state of Affairs:

Tentacles and Thorns”, while the concluding

part analysed “ Future Trends, Prospects

and the Nigerian Situation”.

3.1.3 Postgraduate School Interdisciplinary Research Discourse

During the year, the Postgraduate School organised the following discourse:nd· The 52 Interdisciplinary Research Discourse of the Postgraduate school was delivered by

Professor Sola Akinrinade on Thursday, 26 April, 2012 titled “of the Dearth (Nay Death)? Of

Values: Patrons, Patronage and Future of the Nigerian University”.rd· The 53 Interdisciplinary Research Discourse was delivered by Professor Eghosa E.

Osaghae on Monday, 2 July, 2012 titled “ Culture and Indentity as Research Labels”

· The 54th Interdisciplinary Research Discourse was delivered by Professor Isaac Olawale

Albert on Tuesday, 2 October, 2012 titled “ Track 5 Diplomacy: Rethinking African Studies

beyond the Culture and Civilisation Thesis.

3.3 Library

The Kenneth Dike Library, the central University Library which is of international standard in terms

of quantity and currency of educational and research materials, commenced a 24/7 operation from

July 01, 2011. This is part of the effort of the University to operate best practices in the academic

world. Staff and students have access to the electronic resources of the library via its website

http;//library.ui.edu.ng. The University has a five-year full subscription to the JSTOR Archive

through the MacArthur Foundation. JSTOR offers researchers the ability to retrieve high-

resolution, scanned images of journal issues and pages as they were originally designed, printed

and illustrated. Journals archived in JSTOR span many disciplines including Music, Mathematics

and Statistics, Language and Literature, General Science, Ecology, Botany, Business, History,

Criminal Law, Education, Economics and Political Science.

The Library has added the following electronic resources to the existing ones available to the

community.

� Wilson Web (Omni File full Text Mega): Wilson Omni

file provides electronic access to full-text articles, page

images, article abstracts, and citations from 4000 journals

covering Education, General Sciences, Humanities, Social

Sciences, Applied Sciences and Technology, Art, Biological and

Agricultural Index, Index to Legal periodicals, Library and

Information Science full texts.

� Nigerian Virtual Library

� EBSCO HOST: provides instant access to thousands of searchable full-text periodicals

� Aluka Digital Library: Aluka Digital Library is an online schorlarly resource of materials from and

about Africa. It is currently organized in three themes: African; Cultural Heritage Sites and

Landscapes; Struggles for Freedom in South Africa; and African Plants.

� AGORA (Access to Global Online Research in Agriculture).

� HINARY (Health Inter Network Access to Research Initiative).

� LANTEEL: The Essential Electronic Agricultural Library.

� eGranary DIGITAL LIBRARY: provides millions of digital educational resources to institutions

lacking adequate internet access.

3.5 MEPI Grant

The University was chosen as the lead Medical School with other five Nigerian Universities as

partners to benefit from a grant of USD 10 million. The grant will cover five years, and it is for the

improvement and strengthening of Medical Education System in Nigeria. The University will thus

be collaborating with other partners in Nigeria and the United States to contribute to:

• Producing well-trained human health resources for research and services

• Promotion of best practices to facilitate retention of human resources

• Presidents' Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (PEPFAR’S) goal.

The objectives of MEPIN include: Evidence based revision, updating and restructuring of the

current medical education programme including MBBS, Bachelor of Dental Surgery, Nursing,

Pharmacy and Basic Medical Laboratory Sciences

(2) Develop a health – issues – training programme for young adults using pre-medical nursing

Professor O.A. Itiola


and health professional students as models

(3) Develop specific mentoring, skill building and continuing medical education programmes for

postgraduate students and faculty.

In its second year, which ran between September 2011 and August 2012, the 100 level GES Course

on Reproductive Health-Issues (GES 107) to expose students to basic knowledge and

understanding of contemporary health related issues was implemented. The teaching of the

Course has also commenced at the Ahmadu Bello University and the University of Jos.

Eight research capacity workshops were organised for senior and junior faculty members, Resident doctors, Ph.D. students, as well as Post Graduate Students. Fifteen awards were made for Mentored Research Training as follows: UI 8; UNILAG 2; UNIJOS 2, and ABU 1. A 3 day workshop on mentorship was organized for all the mentees and their mentors as the first ever of such training in our universities. A site visit by a 5-man-team to review the progress of MEPI project in Nigeria, was led by Prof. Fitz Mullan, MEPI Coordinating Centre (CC), Principal Investigator (PI) George Washington University, USA. A one-day interaction with the Vice-Chancellors, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic / Research), Provosts / Deans of Colleges/ Faculties of Medicine and Deans of Post Graduate Schools of the six Universities and the Annual Faculty Development Retreat were held.

3.6. Patents and Allied Intellectual Properties

One of the significant research outputs of scholars in Ibadan, over the years, is the patenting of

research findings. To date, several patents of national and international origins have been granted

in diverse fields, including medicine, agriculture, engineering, food technology, and basic sciences.

Some of the registered patents and products are as listed below:

Table 9: Registered Patents of the University

Patent No

Title

RP 16173

Briquetting of wood and agricultural wastes for energy

production

RP 16174

Household biogas digester

RP 16646

Organic and Organo-Mineral Fertilizers

RP 16183

Recycling of used 'Pure Water' sachet into pellets PTO

RP 16198

UMR/Tewe Grit

In the Humanities, scholars in the University of Ibadan have been involved in several landmark

projects. One of the most recent is the translation of the Nigerian Constitution into the Yoruba

language.

Name

Department

Product(s)

Owoade, A.A.

Veterinary Medicine

Gene Sequences of IBD virus, Influenza

virus, CIA virus, IB virus, Avian influenza

virus, ND virus and APM virus from

Nigeria

Oluwayelu, D.O.

Veterinary

Microbiology and

Parasitology

Gene sequences of CIA virus

Aiki-Raji,

Comfort

Veterinary

Microbiology and

Parasitology

Avian influenza virus

Olopade, J.

Veterinary Anatomy

Foramen in skull of WAD goat

Ajuwape, A.T.P.

Veterinary

Microbiology and

Parasitology

Gene sequences of Mycoplasma

Adeyefa, C.A.O.

Veterinary Medicine

Gene sequences of EIA virus

Odaibo,

Georgina

Virology

Gene sequences of HIV

Olaleye, D.O.

Virology

Gene sequences of HIV, Avian influenza

virus, PPR virus, Rotavirus, ASF virus,

CIA virus, Hepatitis B virus

Tewe, O.O

Animal Science

Cassava grater

Moody, J.O.

Pharmacognosy

Medicinal compound from herbs

Table 10


4.0 PHYSICAL PROJECTS

4.1 THE UNIVERSITY MASTERPLAN

The University is currently reviewing its Masterplan. This will be sent to NUC for comments and

approval by the Governing Council of the University.

Phase I, made up of 660 hectares or 53% out of the University's total land area of 1,243 hectares,

has been fully developed. The University is moving towards developing the remaining landed area

of 583 hectares. The present campus, developed under phase I, is fully built up to the extent that it

is now extremely difficult to accommodate any new building project. The development of phase II

of the Masterplan is therefore critical to the future development of the University. The Phase II is

located at Ajibode, adjacent to the present site. It is designed to take care of postgraduate

programmes and other private sector-driven initiatives. These include:

The proposed University of Ibadan School of Business

The Centre for Applied Research and Innovation involving multidisciplinary research

laboratories.

Private-sector led build-operate-transfer (BOT) hostel accommodation for postgraduate

students (the University is at present only able to accommodate about 50% of its 21,636

registered students).

New academic and industry-needs based postgraduate programmes.

The dual-carriageway from the present campus to Ajibode with a bridge across Ona River is

now ready for commissioning. TheAjibode side of the land will be opened up by a network of

single-carriageway 50mm thick asphalt concrete roads with considerable amount of

concrete works in the form of bridges, culverts, covered reinforced concrete lined-drains,

kerbs, concrete walkways etc.

4.2 Capital Projects

Capital projects are funded from four main sources:

� Federal Government

� Regular Tertiary Education Trust Fund

� Internally Generated Revenue (IGR)

� Endowment

� Listed in Appendix II are the capital projects embarked upon during the period under review.

During the year under review, the current Administration under Professor I.F. Adewole initiated

and completed capital projects worth 183.9 Million Naira. Other development projects worth

144.5 Million Naira funded from internally generated revenues were also initiated and

completed.

Naira

Capital 2009 (Ajibode Road)

1,319,908,044.00

Capital 2010-12

320,332,289.00

Tertiary Education Trust Fund

(TETFund)

415,043,971.00

Internally Generated Revenue

(IGR)

144,506,440.00

The Pro Chancellor, Chief Wole Olanipekun SAN, OFR, cuts the tape to formally open the administrative office of the Faculty of Dentistry

Table 11


4.3 Commercial Water Project

A factory for the production of sachet and

bottled water has been completed and

commissioned to boost the internally

generated revenue base of the University,

meet the demand for drinkable water in the

University Community and beyond, as well as

provide an avenue of support for the

University's Students Work Study Scheme.

The factory is equipped with modern water

production machines with installed capacity

of 10,000 bags of sachet and 2000 trays of

75 cl – bottle – water per day. The company is fully commercialized and is expected to be self-

financing. Dr. T.A. Akanji is the Pioneer Director, while the Deputy Vice Chancellor

(Administration) oversees the activities of the company.

5.0 ASSESSMENT OF EFFICIENCY

Both the drop-out and repetition rates are very negligible. The repetition rate stands at less than 5

percent. The post-UTME screening exercise embarked upon has drastically reduced the rate of

admitting students with questionable UTME score. The rate of withdrawal of 100-level students

from the University decreased from 12.2 to 6.1. Moreover, the first set of students that came

through the UI model of admission graduated in 2011, and the effect of this model was obvious in

the number of first class students especially Technology which produced 30 first class students in

the year. The University has further reviewed its method of screening to ensure a more objective

and transparent process. In addition, feedbacks from industries do give assurances of the good fit

of our graduates to the needs of industry.

6.0 INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORTS

The University has received immeasurable supports and encouragements from relevant bodies

and organs of government in the fulfilment of its mandate.

6.1 The Senate Committee on Education

The Senate Committee on Education chaired by Professor Uche Chukwumerije, an alumnus,

visited the University as part of its oversight function. The conduct, comments commendations

and interaction of the

C o m m i t t e e w i t h t h e

University community have

further encouraged the

University Management that

there is hope and a great

future for the Nigerian

educational system

6.2 T h e F e d e r a l

M i n i s t r y o f

Education

Official opening of the commercial water project

inside the factory UI commercial water project

The Senate Committee on Education with officials of the University

Fig. 22


The Ministry has been of tremendous assistance to the University especially with respect to

facilitating the take-off of the Pan African

University's (PAU) Life and Earth Sciences (including

Agriculture and Health)Institute . The financial

commitment, the goodwill and the political backing

from government have given the Country and the

University a first place among the competitors and

peers. PAU should have a section devoted to this

laudable initiative

6.3 The National Universities Commission

(NUC)

The NUC has been making genuine and positive contribution to the

growth of the University. The efforts of the Commission to raise the

standard of university education through the various accreditation

visits and the release of the results of the accreditation process are

viewed as a right step in the direction of University education

quality improvement. The NUC has also shown understanding to

the University's peculiar status in Africa with regards to our Centres

of Excellence.

6.4 The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund)

The support from TETFund has greatly and positively impacted our University. The N 5.5 billion

special intervention is being utilised in upgrading the teaching and learning environment.

Construction and rehabilitation are on going while over 700 Million Naira worth of teaching and

research equipment and books have been awarded to various suppliers following due process. The

normal intervention is also being judiciously used in

line with the vision of TETFund. Some of our

members of staff benefitted from the Academic

Staff Training and Development (AST&D) for

overseas training, while the conference fund also

assisted the University's efforts in sending members

of staff for international conferences. TETFund has

also released authorisation for 2008-10 projects

and awarded NGN 1.2 billion for the National

Institute for Maternal and Child Health.

Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufa’i, OON

Honourable Minister Of Education

Prof. Julius Okojie OON

Executive Secretary National Universities Commission

Official opening of the Faculty of Arts Library

TETFUND ACADEMIC STAFF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT BENEFICIARIES

S/N Name Programme Place of Training

Year of

Comple

tion

Amount

Approved

1

Osifunke Ekundayo

M.Phil/Ph.D Law Univ. of London 2014

N17,034,000.0

0

2

Soetan Kehindel

Olugboyega M.Sc. Molecular Biology

London School of

Hyg. 2013 N8,160,000.00

3 Bola Akinyemiju

Ph.D Animal & Plant

Sciences The Univ. of Sheffied 2013

N16,055,000.0

0

4

Yetunde John-

Akinola

Ph.D Animal & Plant

Sciences Nat. Univ. of Ireland 2013

N16,043,000.0

0

5

Adeniji-

Sofoluwe Adenike M.Sc. Molecular Science Univ. of Nottingham 2011 N6,365,000.00

6

Adeyemi Abigail

Tokunbo Ph.D Dentistry

Queen Mary Univ. of

London 2013

N14,750,000.0

0

7

Mojisola O.

Adeniyi

M.Sc. Applied

Meterology&Clim. Univ. of Birmingham 2011 N6,269,660.00

8

Praise Hammed

Adeyemo Short Research Univ. of Mexico 2012 N3,265,600.00

9

Dr.

Olayinka Adebanji Research Grants United Kingdom 2010 N1,500,000.00

10

Funmilola Olaolor

un M.Sc. &Ph.D

John Hopkin

University, USA 2013

N20,373,240.0

0

11 Omolara Lade Ph.D United Kingdom N4,218,300.00

TETFUND CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE BENEFICIARIES

S/N Name of Candidates Details of Conference

1 Dr. H.P. Adeyemo Italy

2 Dr. (Mrs.) Ganiyat K Oloyede Beijing, China

3 Dr. Chioma Jaja Karachi, Pakistan

4 Prof. E.A.Iyayi Denver Colorado, USA

5 Dr.Isaac. A. Adedara Bacelona, Spain

6 Dr.Chiaka Anumudu Bled Slovenia

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7 Dr. Olayinka O. Omigbodun Beijing, China

8 Dr. Bolanle A. Adeniyi Beijing, China

9 Dr. O.T. Adepoju Capetown, South Africa

10 Dr. John I. Anetor USA

11 Mr. I.A Kamil Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

12 Dr. Akin Ademuyiwa Warsaw, Poland

13 Dr. Mubo A. Sonibare Beijing, China

14 Dr. O.O.Tongo United Kingdom

15 Engr. A.R. Zubair Accra, Ghana

16 Dr. R. O Awodoyin Accra, Ghana

17 Dr. Yetunde E. Agbeja USA

18 Mr. Samuel Olabode Fabunmi Abuja, Nigeria

19 Prof. Iyabo Mabawonku Washington, D.C. USA

20 Dr. Olufunke E. O. Ola -Davies Beijing, China

21 Dr. (Mrs.) A.B. Olaniyan Szeged, Hungary

22 Dr. Nkiru T. Meludu Bielswijk, Netherlands

23 Dr. Ben O. Emunemu Nairobi, Kenya

24 Dr. Adams O.U. Onuka Nairobi, Kenya

25 Dr. Chuks J. Diji Antalya,Turkey

26 Dr. D.O. Oluwayelu Atlanta, Georgia

27 Dr. Regina Oladokun Vienna, Austrial

28 Mrs.Evelyn Nkechi Emachara Abuja, Nigeria

38 Mrs. O.G. Akinnibosun Abuja, Nigeria

39 Dr. Folake O. Samuel Durban, South Africa

40 Dr. B .J. Brown Accra, Ghana

41 Dr.O.A .Ogunwole Denver Colorado, USA

42 Dr. Olubukola Adesina Vienna, Austrial

43 Dr. Olufade F.W Onifade London,UK

44 Mr. P.O LifuEsq (JP) Newcastle, Tyne UK

45 Dr. T.A Ewemoje Clemont-Ferrand, France

46 Mr. IgeAbayomi Oluwatosin United Kingdom

47

Mr. Tosin P. Okesanjo

Oyo State, Nigeria

48

Mrs. Helen Ariri

Oyo State, Nigeria

49

Mrs. Elizabeth Omokashi Joel

Oyo State, Nigeria

50

Mr. Donatus Esimekhual

Oyo State, Nigeria

51

Charles O. Bekibeli

WOC, Dubai

52

Dr. Atanda Ademola Ibukunolu

Nairobi, Kenya

53

Obabiyi Olawale Sunday

Atlanta, Georgia

54

Ezekiel Olufunke Oluseyi

South Africa

55

Dr. Abimbola Akinolu Festus

Galway Ireland

56

Kolawole Akinjide Aramide

Abuja, Nigeria

57

Pius Olatunji Olaojo

Abuja, Nigeria

29 Dr.O.S. Ismail Antalya, Turkey

30 Dr. Olumide Babatope Longe Ontario, Canada

31 Dr.A.OAyeni Nairobi, Kenya

32 Dr. S.O Adedeji Nairobi, Kenya

33 Dr. D.K Hamza t Accra, Ghana

34 Dr. O.E .Olubusoye Cairo, Egypt

35 Dr. Olajumoke Morenikeji Melbourme, Australia

36 Prof A.E. Falaye United Kingdom

37 Dr. S.O. Ojo Edmonton, Canada

58

Prof. O.M.Oluwatosin

Taipel Taiwan

59

Omole Omolara Oluwakemi

NISLT Samonda, Ibadan

60

Olaoluwa Florence Olubunmi

NISLT Samonda, Ibadan

61

Dr. Isaac A. Adedara

Bacelona, Spain

62

Dr. Rahmat Adetutu Adisa

Beijing, China

63

Dr. O.A. Adaramoye

Montreux, Switzerland

64

Dr. G.A. Lameed

California, USA

65

Mrs. Kevwe M. Omoragbon

USA

66

Mr. A.I. Atanda

Nairobi, Kenya

67

Mr. W.O. Ajagbe

Denmark

68

Pr. P.A. Amosun

Nairobi, Kenya

69

Dr. Adebimpe Adenugba

Ontario, Canada

70

Prof. Akin Iwayemi

Rio de Janeiro Brazil


7.0. FUND AND FUNDING7.1 Efforts to Generate FundsThe University Advancement Centre is the arrowhead of fundraising for the University with the active support of the Board of Advancement. The University Endowment Fund has been a source of steady funding of the University. The Fund has been giving the University N40 million every year in the last five years.UI Ventures also gives N20million annually to the University.The University is exploring its goodwill to attract funds to the University, individual private developers are coming to the aid of the University.Administration has continued to utilize available resources to run the University as best as possible. Our current efforts include:

· Keeping the finances under check · Spending according to budget and checking areas of wastes· Operation of Finance Committees at the Departmental and Unit levels· Pursuing additional ways of generating fund internally· Fundraising through alumni, alumnae and friends of the University for various projects· Continued pressure on government for better treatment and attention· Exploring new linkages, collaborations, etc. · Investing in fund-generating projects- the University has invested in the production of table

water, dairies farm, and poultry. The Teaching and Research farm is gradually being restored back to its old glorious state where it could produce food items for the community and beyond.

· The International Conference Centre of the University will be put to use to generate funds for the University after it is commissioned in November 2012.

7.2 Alumni and Fund Generation

The University is involving her alumni/alumnae in various activities of the university, including those

of raising funds and making contacts on behalf of University. A computer-based database of

alumni/alumnae is now being populated.

8.0 CHALLENGES AND AIDS TO SUCCESS

8.1 Challenges

The main challenge is the adverse effect of the economy on the activities of the University. The

quantum of fund available after personnel costs is too meagre to move the University towards

realizing its dreams. The University understandably did not achieve its desire for a 24/7 power

supply. The pockets of complaints from students were related to power and water supply as well as

pockets of strikes which are mainly in response to national calls. The high cost of municipalities,

including cost of PHCN, diesel and raw water, as well as maintenance of facilities has affected the

University in many fronts and has been a source of drain on the University's meagre fund

distracting it from spending on core academic areas.

8.2 Aids to Success

Despite the problems, the University has continued to strive to achieve excellence in all its areas of

operation.

The administration has started a process of challenging the complacency of the community and

stirring up the entire staff to rediscover the old time commitment and unity so as to have a

community undivided against itself and to fast-track the University's advancement to a world-

class status.

Also, well-meaning individuals and Bodies have contributed to success in achieving our goals and

objectives so far. A sensitization seminar was organized to sensitize the entire community and

develop benchmarks for quality assessment and improvements. This seminar, a fallout of the

creation of the Directorate of Quality Assurance for the University, involved all categories of staff,

students and service providers on campus. A seminar was also organized for new Deans, Heads of

Departments to orientate them on the nitty-gritty of administration.

9.0 63RD FOUNDATION DAY CEREMONYrdDuring the celebration of the University's 63 Foundation Day on 17 November 2011, four

eminently qualified Nigerians were awarded Honorary Degrees of the University.

1) His Excellency Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar'Adua, GCFR, the immediate Past and Late President

of Nigeria. Awarded the Honorary Doctor of

Letters (D. Lit), late President Yar'Adua was

honoured for his landmark achievements, a

better, refined and focused commitment to

fighting corruption, the granting of amnesty to

militants in the Niger Delta and above all for his

commitment to the Ajibode extension project of

the University.

Fish Pond Fish ProcessingHajia Turai Musa Yar’Adua receiving the award on behalf of her husband


2) Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, Ph. D. The General

Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God was

awarded the Honorary Doctor of Sciences (D. Sc) for his

personal integrity, his goodwill towards the University

and his contributions to national pressing social issues.

3) Chief Folake Solanke SAN, LL. D (Honoris Causa),

FNIALS, CON. The first woman Senior Advocate of

Nigeria was awarded the Honorary Doctor of Literature

(D. Litt) for her contribution to humanity and the Law

profession.

4) Prof. Ibrahim Agboola Gambari. Widely acknowledged

as a leading figure in international development and diplomacy, the

scholar-diplomat was awarded the Doctor of Letters (D. Lit) Honorary

degree for his immense contribution to the promotion of the image of

Nigeria and Africa at the International level.

9.0 HONOURS AND DISTINCTIONS

The following members of the University community have received honours

in recognition of their dedication and invaluable contribution to different learned societies.

1. The University of Ibadan has been given the Full-Bright Achievement Award 2011 (a

plaque) in recognition of the remarkable transformation of the University Campus, which

the Association accorded as the neatest University Campus in Nigeria.

2. The Chairman of the Governing Council and Pro-Chancellor of the University, Chief Wole

Olanipekun SAN, OFR has been conferred with one of the highest national awards in the

country, the Officer of the Federal Republic (OFR), by President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan,

GCFR during the 2012 national honours award in Abuja in recognition of his selfless service

to humanity and the nation.

3. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Isaac F. Adewole FAS, has been elected as President, African

Organization for Research and Treatment in Cancer (AORTIC) for a period of two years. He

assumed office at the Congress of the Organization held in Cairo, Egypt on 01 December,

2011 where he also outlined his plan to fast-track the development of Cancer Control Plan

for African Nations and the establishment of Centres of Excellence for cancer research, care

and training.

4. The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Prof. A.I. Olayinka, has been elected Fellow of the

thNigerian Mining and Geosciences Society (NMGS), at the 205 Meeting of the Council of the

Society, held in Lagos, on Saturday, 04 February, 2012. Consequently, he is entitled to use

the designatory letters FNMGS after his name.

5. The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Prof. A. Idowu Olayinka was elected to the title of

European Geologist during the Board Meeting of the European Federation of Geologists

held on 23 September, 2011. Consequently, he is entitled to use the designatory letters

EurGeol after his name.

6. The University Librarian, Dr. B.A. Oladele, has been elected as the Chairman of the Nigerian

University Libraries Consortium (NLIB Consults Nig. Ltd.)

7. Prof. Isidore Okpewho, an alumnus, and a retired Professor from the Department of

English, has been conferred with the Nigerian National Order of Merit (NNOM) by the

President, Commander –in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr.

Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR.

8. Prof. F.S. Idachaba, an alumnus and a retired professor of Agricultural Economics was

conferred with the Nigerian National Order of Merit (NNOM) by the President, Commander

– in- Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr. Goodluck Ebele

Jonathan GCFR on 01 December, 2011 in Abuja.

9. Prof. Biyi Afonja, a retired Professor of Statistics was honoured with an African Statistics

Award in Cape Town, South Africa on 18 January, 2012 in recognition of his Life-Long

service to the development of Statistics and the nurturing of the Statistics profession in

Africa.

10. The Board of Trustees of the Archives of Ibadan Medicine Incorporated (AIM Inc.) has

selected Professor Emeritus G.L. Monekosso, Late Professor Emeritus Victor Anomah Ngu

and Late Dr. A.S. Agbaje OFR as the 2012 AIM Inc. Honorees. This award is in recognition of

their legendary contributions to both undergraduate and postgraduate medical education

and medical practice in Ibadan.

11. The Director, Institute of Education, Prof. Mac Adewole Araromi was awarded the 2012

African Role Model Award for Excellence by the African AGE International on Thursday, 29

March, 2012 at the Abuja International Conference Centre, Abuja. The award is for his

Exemplary Leadership and Development Initiative in Nigeria and African Sub-region.

12. Prof. S. B. Agbola, the Director, Physical Planning, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, was

appointed by the Heinrich Boll Foundation Nigeria to serve as an expert on a panel on the

coastal erosion of Lagos State and possible response and to discuss the possible impacts of

projects initiated by Lagos State Government, as well as possible alternative solutions

which combine sustainable and economic development for Lagos State.

13. Prof. O.C. Aworh of the Department of Food Technology has been elected a Fellow of the


International Academy of Food Science and Technology (FIAFOST). His induction into the thAcademy took place at the 16 World Congress of Food and Science Technology between

05-09 August,2012 in Iguassu Falls, Brazil.

14. Prof. Simbo D. Amanor-Boadu of the Department of Anaesthesia has been re-elected as

the Chairman of the Faculty Board of Anaesthesia of the West African College of Surgeons

(WACS) for the period of 2011-2013 and also as member of the Council, and of the Grants

and Awards Committee of the West African College of Surgeons.

15. Prof. E. Oluwabunmi Olapade – Olaopa, MD, FRCS of the Department of Surgery has been

elected into the Council of the West African College of Surgeons. He has also been

appointed by the Council as a member of the Strategic Plan Committee.

16. Prof. A.O. Coker of the Department of Civil Engineering has been appointed as a Visiting

Professor in the University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom.

17. Prof. O.A. Moronkola of the Department of Human Kinetics and Health Education was

elected as the National President of the Nigerian School Health Association at the

Association's National Conference held at the Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED),

Ijebu-Ode from 25 to 28 October, 2011.

18. Professor B.O. Ogundele of the Department of Human Kinetics and Health Education has

been elected as the Editor-in Chief of the Nigerian School Health Association at the

Association's National Conference held at the Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED),

Ijebu-Ode from 25 to 28 October, 2011.

19. Prof. Ikechukwu A. Nwazuoke of the Department of Special Educations emerged as the

President of the sub-regional body of West and Central African Association of

Special/Inclusive Eduaction (WACAASIE) at the sub-regional summit on inclusion

Education held in Winneba, Ghana, from 6 to 10 February, 2012.

20. Prof. A. Raji-Oyelade of the Department of English was elected the President of the thAssociation of Nigerian Authors (ANA) at the 30 Annual Convention of the Association held

in Abuja on Saturday, 03 December, 2011

21. The following members of staff of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine have been awarded

Fellowship of the College of Veterinary Surgeons Nigeria (FCVSN) at an Investiture

Ceremony which took place at the International Conference Centre, Abuja on Tuesday, 06

December, 2011:

i. Prof. V.O. Anosa - Dept. of Veterinary Pathology

ii. Prof. G.A.T. Ogundipe - Dept. of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine

iii. Dr. E.A. Okewole - Dept. of Veterinary Medicine

iv. Dr. R.E. Antia - Dept. of Veterinary Pathology

v. Dr. A. Adetunji - Dept. of Veterinary Surgery and Production

vi. Dr. O. O. Babalobi - Dept. of Veterinary Public Health and Prev. Medicine

vii. Dr. Oluwatoyin O. Ajala - Dept. of Vet. Surgery and Production

viii. Dr. Abosede O. Omonona - Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries Management

22. Dr. J.O. Olapade of the Department of Veterinary Anatomy, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine,

has been awarded the Best Oral presentation prize for his paper entitled “ A Review of rdCraniofacial Anatomy of Goat Breeds in Nigeria” presented at the 3 Conference of

Association of Veterinary Anatomists held in Cairo, from 17 to 18 March, 2012.

23. Dr. Olufunke Ola-Davies of the Department of Veterinary, Physiology, Biochemistry and

Pharmacology, Faculty of Veterianry Medicine, received an Award of Excellence for thpresenting the best paper in Medicinal Plant Research at the 12 Annual Scientific

Conference of the Nigerian Society for Experimental Biology (NISEB).

24. Dr. Ebenezer O. Morakinyo of the Department of Human Kinetics and Health Education has

been appointed as the Secretary General of the Sports Organizing Commission of the

Confederation for a third term of four years by the Confederation of African Volleyball

(CAVB).

25. Dr. Aderonke Ajav of the University Health Services has been re-appointed as the South-

West Coordinator of the National Association of Doctors in University Health Services

(NADUHS) for the next two years.

26. Dr. O. Ibiyemi, a Lecturer 1 in the Department of Periodontology and Community Dentistry

has been awarded a three-year Commonwealth scholarship from 03 October, 2011 to 02

October, 2014 for a Ph.D degree in Dental Studies tenable at the Newcastle University,

London.

27. Dr. Olanike Adeyemo of the Department of Veterinary Public and Preventive Medicine has

been selected for membership of the Global Young Academy (GYA), established by the

Global Network of Science Academies (IAP).

28. Dr. Janet A. Ademola, a lecturer in the Department of Physics, has been awarded the

Organization for Women in Science for the Developing World (OWSD) Award for Young

Scientists in the field of Mathematics and Physics for the African Region for 2011.

29. Dr. K.K. Oloso of the Department of Arabic and Islamic Studies was appointed member of

the 2011 Hajj Team/Federal government Delegation for 2011 Hajj operation by the

President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan GCFR.

30. Dr. Bolanle Wahab (FNITP) of the Department of Urban and Regional Planning has been

appointed as Chairman of the Oyo State Task Force on Flood Prevention and Management

by His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Oyo State, Senator Ishaq Abiola Ajimobi.

31. Dr. B.O. Emunemu of the Department of Educational Management, Faculty of Education


Hundred Thousand Naira (100,000.00) only each.

40. The following students of the Department of Computer Science were offered the

2011/2012 NNPC/MOBIL Producing Nigeria Unlimited Scholarship Award:

i. Priscilla Babatunde - 200 Level

ii. Kolawole Salami - 300 Level

41. Miss Okwilagwe Osiro, a Final year student of Dental Surgery (BDS), represented the rdDepartment of Periodontology and Community Dentistry at the 3 Conference of the

African and Middle East Research (IADR) at Abuja in September, 2011. She won the Halton

Unilever Prize, which consequently qualified her for sponsorship by Unilever International

to attend the IADR Conference in January, 2012 at Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.

42. Mr Oyawale Akinyemi Adebiyi, a former student of the Department of Guidance and

Counselling, was awarded the 2011 President's NYSC Honours Award. The award entitles

him to automatic employment and Federal Government of Nigeria Scholarship for Masters

and Ph.Dprogrammes tenable in any part of the world.

43. The following members of staff have been awarded fellowship of the Nigerian Academy of

Science at an Investiture Ceremony which took place in Abuja on Thursday 10 May, 2012.

i. Prof. V.O. Anosa- Department of Veterinary Pathology.

ii. Prof. K. O. Adebowale - Department of Chemistry.

iii. Prof. A.I. Olayinka - Department of Geology.

iv. Prof. A.O. Omigbodun - Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

was awarded the 2012 Grand Achievers in Public Service Award by the African Age

International Magazine on Thursday, 28 June, 2012 at the International Conference Centre,

Abuja.

32. Mrs. Yetunde Oluwatoyin Folajimi of the Department of Computer Science has been

selected by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission for a Professional Fellowship

tenable at the Centre for Computational Intelligence, De Montfort University, United

Kingdom.

33. Mr. A.I. Jimoh of the Kenneth Dike Library has been elected National Vice-President and

Chairman of the Western Zone of Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU).

34. Mr. A.P. Sobowale, an NYSC Teaching Assistant with the Department of English, Faculty of

Arts, (March – June, 2012) has been acknowledged for his outstanding services by the

Head, Department of English, Prof. A. Raji-Oyelade. He was found to be hardworking,

creative and committed to duties assigned to him in the Department. He also provided 25

pigeon holes, valued at N48,000.00 to the Department and documented all Research

Projects/Theses and Dissertations in the Department.th35. The Department of Mathematics came second at the 4 National Mathematics Competition

for University Students (NAMCUS) 2012 that took place at the National Mathematical Centre

(NMC), Abuja from Sunday, 18 to Saturday, 24 March, 2012. The following students from

the Department of Mathematics represented the University:

i. Mr. Abawonse, Olakunle Sunday (SI 144764) received a GOLD MEDAL and emerged

in the FIRST position among all participants from all Universities.

ii. Mr. Ogunkoya Oluwadara Abidemi (SI 145082) received a SILVER MEDAL

iii. Mr. Idumah Gideon (SI. 145008) received a SILVER MEDAL.

iv. Miss Olaosebikan, Sofiat (SI. 145133) received a BRONZE MEDAL.

36. Mr. Longe Olumide Babatope of the Department of Computer Science has been awarded the

Google Computer Science for Higher School (CS4HS) grant to the tune of USD 5,000.

37. Miss Nneamaka Okafor, a student in the Department of Communication and Language Arts,

came first in this year's selection test for the Cannes Lions International Festival of

Creativity. She competed with students from several other Universities and clinched the first

position on 07 April, 2012.

38. The following students of the European Studies Department, Faculty of Arts,, emerged

overall best students at the end of their First Semester on the Language Immersion

Programme at the Nigeria French Language Village, Badagry:stI. Alabi Fola Elizabeth (1 Position in FLV 311 – Translation and Interpretation)stii. Abioye Olumurewa (1 Position in FLV 312 – Grammar)

stiii. Adeyonu Oluwatomilola (1 Position in FLV 313 – Phonetics)

39. The following students are the recipients of the Etisalat Merit Award of the sum of One

S/N FULL NAME DEPARTMENT LEVEL

1. Awoyera Oluwafemi Olanrewaju Elect/Elect 300

2. Ire Obinna Marcel Elect/Elect 300

3. Adetunji Michael Elect/Elect 300

4. Adewale Quadri Adedamola Elect/Elect 300

5. Afolabi Jeremiah Oluwatobi Computer Science 200

6. Erinfolabi Rukayat Ayomide Computer Science 200

7. Adebimpe Olashile Shamisideen Computer Science 200

8. Kogbodoku S herifat Wuraola Economics 300

9. Akinrisade Mercy Adedayo Educational

Management

200

10. Ogunfalu Kehinde Monsuru Educational

Management

200


VISITOR ADDRESS

1. Mr Kayode Fashola Regional Executive, SW Wema Bank Plc, Ibadan

2. Her Excellency,

Mrs Dorothee Janetzke-Wenzel Embassy of Germany, Abuja

3. Arc Samuel S. Ikani NUC, Abuja

4. Prof. Akin L. Mabogunje and

Hon Justice Titilola Mabogunje Bodija Estate, Ibadan

5. Dr. Michel Guedegbe AFDB, Tunis

Mrs Ilde Lambrechts

Dr. James Hough

6. Mr. Agra Nana Accra, Ghana

7. Prof Thandabantu Nhlapo University of Cape Town, Cape Town South Africa

8. Anemieke Van Soelen Embassy of the Netherlands, Abuja

9. Dr.Akinwumi Adesina

Hon Minister of Agriculture, Federal Ministry of Agric and Rural Development Abuja

10. Chief I.O. Dafit Anahoria Investment Lagos.

11. Takashi Okuda 1-2 Ohwashi Tsukuba, Japan

12. Charles Odeyale P.O. Box 1932 Severn MD 22123

13. Professor Nimi Briggs University of Port Harcourt

14. Minoku Sasaki Department of Human Information

Systems Engineering, Gifu University Japan

15. Prof. S.J. Oniye Department of Biological Sciences,

Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

16. Prof. Vincent Ado Tenebe National Open University of Nigeria,

Victoria Island, Lagos

17. Mrs. L.N. Ahmed Federal Scholarship Board, Federal

Ministry of Education, Abuja

18. Prof. Joshua A. Yusuf All Saints University, Dominica

19. Mr. Michael Horig DAAD – German Academic Exchange

Service, Bonn – Germany

20. Chief O. Obasanjo Hilltop, Abeokuta, Ogun State

21. Senator Anyim Pius Anyim Abuja

22. Prof. Placid Njoku President Nigeria Institute of Animal

Science on behalf of the Embassy of

Switzerland

23. Prof Peter Hofs Zollikofen, Switzerland

24. Jerry Agada Former Minister of State I, Education, Abuja

25. Atere Clement Segun Leadway Assurance Co. Ltd.

26. Mrs. Lola Lindsey-Adeola Rovell International 58 Liberty Stadium Road, Ibadan

27. Air Chief Marshal O. Petinrin Defence Headquarters Ministry of Defence, Abuja

28. Mr. A. Ibosiola University of Ilorin on behalf of ANUPA

National Executive

29. Dr. Arvind Kumar Deputy Director General Education,

ICAR New Delhi, India

Dr. H.S. Gaur Dean PGS IARI, New Delhi

Dr. M.M. Chaturvedi Director, Institute of Lifelong Learning,

Delhi University, Delhi

30. Prof Lukman I. Diso Bayero University, Kano

31. Bode Ogunlana Eku-nla Court, Ogere Remo

10.0. VISITATION TO THE UNIVERSITY


32. Prince Paul Adelabu Special Assistant (Disability) to the Oyo State Governor

33. Jimi Ogunnusi University of the West of England, Cold

Harbour Lane, Berside, U.K.

34. Jenifer Azuka-Okocha UWE In-Country Office, Plot 10A BlockA 58 Omorinre, Johnson, Lekki, Phase I

35. T.Y. Muhammed Commissioner of Police, Oyo State

36. Prof Victor Owhotu Faculty of Education University of Lagos

37. Oba Dr. Olusanya Adegboyega The Olowu and Paramount Ruler of Owu Kingdom

38. Brimo Bordage Institute de Recherche Pour La

Development (IRD)

39. Mr. Andrew Moore South African Institute of Distance Education

40. Bankole Oluwadamilare Independence Hall, University of Ibadan

41. Comrade Peter Esele The President Trade Union Congress

42. Apata A.S. Federal Secretariat Complex, Ikolaba, Ibadan

43. Prof. A. O. Kuku Grambling State University, Grambling L.A. 71245, USA

44. Prof. B.A. Chokor Shell Port Harcourt

45. Stanley Harcourt Shell Port Harcourt

46. Ojo M. Adebayo Esq Ministry of Justice Oyo State

47. Dr .Detlef Virchow Food Security Center, University of Wohenheim,

D-Stuttgart, Germany

48. Prof J.C. Ogbonnaya FRSC, RSC,OON Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences, Madonna University,

Elele Campus, Rivers State

49. Chief Osita Okeke 34 Kitwe Street, Wuse Zone 4, Abuja

50. Chief P.A. Dunkwu 1 College Road, Okpanam Delta State

51. Jeanne McDermott Fogarty International Center N.H. Bethside MD USA

52. S.A. Akinremi SSANU, University of Ibadan

53. Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola Executive Governor of Osun State

54. Prof Francis (Frank) Sottile Department of Mathematics, Texas A&M University

College, Station, Texas USA

55. Arc Ugo Chris-Aluta A.T. Onajide Architects Ltd, 11 Awolowo Road,

Ikoyi Lagos

56. Dr .Nteranya Sanginga IITA, Oyo Road, Ibadan

57. Prof Toyin Falola University of Texas Austin, USA

58. Chief Yemi Ogunyemi Chairman Talking Drum Festival, 2012

59. Okunola Mujidat Special Persons Club

60. Lt. General Rtd.)

Abdulrahman Dambazau Abuja

61. Mr.Ryuichi Shoji Embassy of Japan

62. Prof. Anne E. Asuquo Department of Medical Lab. Science,

The Ambassador of Japan Mr. Ryuichi Shoji in a Group Photograph


and Assessment University of Calabar.

Team from NUC

63. Prof. Bruce Coulman Department of Plant Sciences, University

of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada

64. Carlos Perez Cassico Char of CGIAR CONSORTIUM, Bulevar Eirana

2954, Montevideo, Uruguay

65. Frank Rijsberman CEO of CGIAR Consortium, Agro-Polis,

Montpellier France

66. Jimmy Smith DG ILRI, ILRI Campus, Kabate, Nairobi

67. Kester Dashiell PDG IITA, Oyo Road, Ibadan

68. Prof.Oladimeji Oladepo Faculty of Public Health, College of

Medicine, University of Ibadan

69. Dr. Ade Abolurin NSCDC, Abuja

70. Dr. Kofi A.A. Makinwa and Delft University of Technology

Dr. (Mrs.) Makinwa Netherlands.

71. Mr. Tor Nygard Berger Paints Nigeria Plc.

72. Prof C.N.B. Tagoe University of Ghana, Legon

73. Prof C.D. Okujeni University of the Western Cape, South Africa

74. Prof Million T. Adege Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma, USA

75. Olajide Olufemi Camac Nigeria Ltd., Lagos

76. Lanre Lawal Camac Nigeria Ltd., Lagos

77. Antonia Folarin Schleicher Indiana University, Indiana,

Bloomington, USA

78. Charles Schleicher University of Wisconsin-Madison

Madison, Wisconsin USA

79. Ego Obi Google

80. Stephen Obaro University of Nebraska Medical Centre, Omaha NE

81. Phar/Mrs Gloria Omobola Abumere Pharmacists Council of Nigeria

82. Dr. N.C. Merenu UIAA National President

83. Prof Peter Okebukola C/o NUC

84. Demola Bakare ICPC Headquarters, Abuja

85. Olukile Olusesan ICPC Oyo State

86. Victor Famuyibo Nigerian Breweries Plc

87. Prof Gabriel Ogunmola, FAS Lead City University

88. Prof G.O. Adeoye NOAN National President, Agronomy

Department, University of Ibadan

89. Raymond Dokpesi DAAR Communications Plc, Kraduma Hill, off Gen T.Y.

Resource Danjuma St., Asokoro, Abuja

90. Dr. Alex Ezeh APHRC Campus Box 10787, 00100 GPO, Nairobi Kenya

91. Arc Isan A. Mann Tertiary Education Trust Fund, Maitama, Abuja

92. Alhaji Ahmed I. Matane Office of the Head of Service, Niger State, Minna

93. Engr. L. Adisa Ojoo, Ibadan

94. Kolade Olaoluwa NANS Senate President

95. Dr.Kunle Abiade Christian Veterinarians Nigeria

96. Dr.Olukolade Odekunle HERPNET

97. Management members Federal College of Education( Special), Oyo

FCE Oyo led by the

Provost Dr.E.O.Adeniyi

98. Akogun Olusegun Okeowo 1978 NUNS National President

99. Ale Oludare Michael Renown Plaza, Opposite Rehoboth

Cathedral, Oluyole Estate, Ibadan

100. Chief Emeka Wogu CON Honourable Minister of Labour and

Productivity, Federal Ministry of

Labour and Productivity Abuja

101. Her Excellency Dorothee

Janetzke Wenzel Embassy of Germany, Maitama, Abuja

102. HRH Eze Dr. Alex Anozie Eze Ndigbo, Oyo State

103. Princess Sarah A. Sosan OFR Ikoyi, Lagos

104. Prof. K.S. Chukkol Faculty of Law, Ahmadu Bello

University, Zaria

105. Prof P.E. Oshio NUC, Abuja

106. Dr. E. Owusu-Ansah University of Ghana, Legon

107. Mrs. R.S. Jimeta mni Federal Ministry of Science and

Technology, Abuja

108. Bunmi Makinwa Africa Regional Office, UNFPA

Johannesburg, South Africa

109. Dr. John Kirkland Deputy Secretary General,

Association of Commonwealth

Universities, London UK

110. Diana Coates Organisation Systems Design

111. Dr. Sara Grabbelaar CREST University of Stellenbosch


11.0. UNIVERSITY BENEFACTORS

The University gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the

following Companies, Foundations, Agencies, Individuals, including anonymous donors, during

the 2011/2012 Session

11.1.1 DONORS TO THE 26 AUGUST, 2011, DISASTER RELIEF FUND

1. LEADWAY ASSURANCE CO. LTD

2. WEMA BANK PLC

3. ALABA ISAAC OLUGBOYEGA

4. EKITI STATE GOVERNMENT

5. DR. OKOYE NSUBE

6. PROF. BOJUWOYE BABABODE

7. SENATOR DR. AHMADU ALLI

8. PROF. EMERITUS UMARU SHEHU

9. PROF. A.B. OJEDIRAN

10. PROF. & PROF. (MRS) B.O. OKE

11. PROF. O.O. AKINYINKA

12. PROF. OKA OBONO

13. PROF. & Dr. (MRS) AYOADE 0. OGUNKUNLE

14. PROF. A.B. ODAIBO

15. DR. OSHIOTSE A. OKWILAGWE

16. DR. SODIPO A.A.

17. CHIEF TUNDE AFOLABI

18. PROF. S.A AGBEDE

19. PROF. ABATAN M.O.

20. PROF. PROMISE N. OKPALA

21. PROF. E.A. AJAV

22. AGRIC FAMILY COOPERATIVE

23. DR. OLANIKE R. ADEYEMO

24. DR. K.K. OLOSO

25. DR. P.C. OBAKPONOVWE

26. PROF. C.A.O. ADEYEFA

27. FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA PLC

28. DR. OLUFUNKE OLA-DAVIES

29. PROF. CHINEDUM PEACE BABALOLA

30. PROF. A.S. GBADEGESIN

31. THE GRAND ORDER OF THE NUCKERS

32. Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso

33. PROF. EVVIRHOMA

34. ADESOJI FRANCIS

35. PROF. O. ADEWOYE

36. WOLE OLANIPEKUN & CO,.

37. STANBIC IBTC BANK PLC

38. ACADEMIC STAFF UNION OF UNIVERSITIES

39. UI ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

40. AJISAFE AKINKUNMI

41. OBA DOKUN ABOLARIN

42. MAIN STREET BANK LTD

43. C/O MRS. MARGARET AZIBA

44. GOLDLINK INSURANCE PLC

45. GUARANTY TRUST BANK PLC

46. MONILOLA AJAYI ELIZABETH R.

47. PROF. SAMUEL ALIMI GARBA

48. NUC - STABILIZATION FUND

49. UWANZE ANAYO FELIX

50. PROF. ISAAC OLAWALE ALBERT

51. PROF. I.F. ADEWOLE

52. PROF. A.A. ADERINTO

The University acknowledges with thanks other benefactions from:

11.1.2. INDIVIDUAL

1. 'G' Subomi Oluge, President, The Grand Order of the Nucleus, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

2. Alhaji Abdul-Azeez Arisekola Alao

3. Adetoyese Odekunbi, 400 Level Law Student of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife

4. Akwunwa Lilian Nonye (S. I. 143365) 300 Level, Department of English

5. Alhaji Bayewu Kamal, Chairman of Ajeromi/Ifelodun Local Government Area of Lagos

State, and an alumnus of the Department of Psychology

6. Alhaji J. A. Bankole

7. Alhaji Tunde Basaru, Honourable Commissioner for Lands and Housing, Ondo State.

8. Ambassador Joe Keshi, Ogudu GRA, Lagos.

9. An anonymous donor

10. Anonymous Donor, Agric. Faculty, U.I.

11. Arc. Olugbenga C. Olajubutu, MD/CEO,MOGOC Limited, 26, Ladoke Akintola Avenue,

Bodija, Ibadan


12. Chief (Mrs.) I. D. Oyegade Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Industry, Applied Science

and Technology, Oyo State

13. Chief Adeniran Adetoye, Solicitors, Advocates, Notary Public & Consultants,

14. Chief Famoriyo of Jaagee Nigeria Limited

15. Chief Wole Olanipekun, SAN (Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Governing Council)

16. Dr. & Mrs. A. Olaniyan, NIHORT, Ibadan

17. Dr. (Mrs.) Bunmi Fadina, CPEB Dept., U.I.

18. Dr. (Mrs.) Foye Aduramigba-Modupe, CPEB Dept., U.I.

19. Dr. (Mrs.) Lucy S. Newman, FITC House 164/166 Muritala Muhammed Way, Ebute- Meta,

PMB 1115, Yaba Lagos.

20. Dr. (Mrs.) Morufat Balogun, CPEB Dept., U.I.

21. Dr. A. A. Omoloye, CPEB Dept., U.I.

22. Dr. A. Olayemi, Department of Natural History Museum, Obafemi Awolowo

University, Ile-Ife.

23. Dr. A. P. Aluko, FRIN, Ibadan

24. Dr. A.M. Salam, Dept of Botany, U.I.

25. Dr. Adedayo Ajayi, Renaissance Medical Services, Victoria Island, Lagos State.

26. Dr. B.O. Omitoyin, Dept of Fisheries & Aquaculture, UI

27. Dr. C.C. Ononuju, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike

28. Dr. C.O. Ilori, CPEB Dept., U.I.

29. Dr. D.A. Adelaja, NIHORT, Ibadan

30. Dr. E. O. Morakinyo, Department of Human Kinetics and Health Education, University

of Ibadan

31. Dr. Elechi Asawalam, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike

32. Dr. F.S. Oluwole, Department of Physiology, U.I.

33. Dr. Femi Oladele, Chief Executive Officer of Glotograte Company

34. Dr. Femi Pitan, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB)

35. Dr. Feyi Okelana CRIN, Onigambari, Ibadan

36. Dr. I. Chiluwa of the Department of Languages, Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State.

37. Dr. J.A. Durojaiye, Fed. College of Education (Special), Oyo.

38. Dr. J.O. Oladeji, Dept of Agric. Ext. & Rural Dev., U.I

39. Dr. James Klauning, Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA.

40. Dr. John Mata of the College of Veterinary Medicine, Oregon State University,

Corvallis, USA.

41. Dr. Juliana O. Taiwo of the Department of Periodontology and Community Dentistry,

Faculty of Dentistry, College of Medicine, U.I.

42. Dr. Jumoke Fayinminu, CPEB Dept., U.I.

43. Dr. K.A. Thomas, Dept. of Agric. Ext. & Rural Dev., U.I.

44. Dr. Kehinde A. Kemabonta, University of Lagos

45. Dr. Kunle Ogunmola, Resident Electoral Commissioner, Lagos State

46. Dr. M. Fabunmi, formerly of the Department of Educational Management, U.I.

47. Dr. Matthew Ayoola, 2 Spinney Road, Manchester, England, M231 AB

48. Dr. Nkechi Christopher of the Department of Communication and Language Arts,

Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

49. Dr. O. K. Adekunle, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State

50. Dr. O. S. Adesina of the Department of Political Science, U.I.

51. Dr. O.K. Agagu, Ibadan

52. Dr. Okeyoyin O. Agboola, the Director and Conservator of Park, Gashaka Gunt:

National Park, Taraba State:

53. Dr. Olufunke E. Ola-Davies of the Department of Veterinary Physiology, Biochemistry

and Pharmacology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, U.I.

54. Dr. Oyeronke A. Odunola Ag. Head of Department of Biochemistry, U. I.

55. Dr. R.O. Awodoyin, CPEB Dept., U.I.

56. Dr. Rasak Ismaila, Federal College of Education (Special) Oyo, Oyo State

57. Dr. Remi Osunlola, Pest Control Services, Ilorin

58. Dr. S. O. Owumi, Department of Biochemistry, U.I.

59. Dr. S. T. Ogunbanwo

60. Dr. S.O. Agbato, Fed. College of Education, (Special) Oyo, Oyo State

61. Dr. Segun Aina, Lagos

62. Dr. Sifau Adejumo, CPEB Dept., U.I.

63. Dr. T. O. O. Ogunlesi (Ogunlesi Memorial Foundation)

64. Dr. Tayo Dairo, CEO, Quinta Renewable Energy Solutions Ltd, 542, Oba Adesida Road,

Akure.

65. Dr. V.C. Umeh, NIHORT, Ibadan

66. Dr. Winifred Adams, Stanford University, Stanford, California, U. S. A.

67. Emeritus Professor Ayo Bamgbose, NNOM, FNAL, 19A University Crescent, Old Bodija,

Ibadan.

68. Engineer Wole Agbaje, Chief Executive Officer, Idea Consult Limited

69. Engr. (Dr.) Muttaga Rabe Darma, MNSE, MNIM, Executive Secretary, Petroleum

Technology Development Fund, Plot 627, Port-Harcourt Crescent Off Gimbiya Street,

Garki, (Area II) Abuja.

70. Engr. Abasi Ekpeyong (MNSE) 21/22 Marina Street, Lagos.

71. Friends of Late Bewaji (Class of 2009)


72. His Royal Majesty, Alayeluwa Oba Adedokun Omoniyi Abolarin, Aroyinkeye IV, The

Orangun of Oke-Ila, Osun State.

73. Hon. Olakunle Oshodi, Alhaji Taofik Yusuf, Messrs Sunday, Jonathan Samuel and Olaniyi

Oyeniyi of the M. Sc. Housing Class of 2010/2011 set

74. Messrs M. Ojo Adebayo and Kazeem A. Gbadamosi, Principal Partners, Adebayo &

Gbadamosi, Legal Practitioners, Lister House, M. K. O. Abiola Way, South West,

Ibadan.

75. Miss F. R. Moyib, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijebu Ode.

76. Mr. A. Olunloyo, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

77. Mr. A.A. Adenle, M.Sc. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

78. Mr. Adeyinka of the Ibadan Office of the Nigeria Bottling Company

79. Mr. Akinloye Deyeye, Haykeens Travels, 3rd Floor, Cocoa House, Ibadan.

80. Mr. and Mrs. Banji Kolade (Alumni)

81. Mr. Ayobami Adeniji, 500L Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

82. Mr. B. O. Akinremi, Director of Audit, University of Ibadan

83. Mr. Bartholomew O. Ndulue of No. 278, Ikorodu Road, Anthony, Lagos, an Alumnus of

the Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science, U.I.

84. Mr. Bernard Egewusi of SW8/492, Joyce B Road, Ring Road, Ibadan.

85. Mr. Bode Adedeji c/o Alhaji Umaru Shinkafi 25, Ribadu Road, South West, Ikoyi, Lagos

86. Mr. Boladale Adebayo, S7/999 Yejide Osungbade Avenue, Ibadan.

87. Mr. Chikwe E. Edozien, FNAPE, General Manager Exploration, ESSO Exploration and

Production Nig. Ltd, Mobil House, Lekki Expressway, Victoria Island, Lagos.

88. Mr. Chinedu Obikor (Alumnus)

89. Mr. Dele Akinbulum, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

90. Mr. Dele Odugbesan, Ibadan

91. Mr. Diran Babalola, Western Union Travels Agency and an alumnus of the Department

of Psychology

92. Mr. Edward Oyekanmi, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

93. Mr. Eregbae Aikhojie, Plot 25 Trans Amadi Industrial Estate, Port-Harcourt, River State.

94. Mr. Festus Olasupo, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

95. Mr. Gbolahan Asejeje (Alumnus)

96. Mr. J. A. Ajayi, Former CPEB Staff, Ibadan

97. Mr. J.A. Ogunjobi, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

98. Mr. J.A. Ojo, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

99. Mr. Joshua Olanrewaju Abdulai, c/o Dr. R. O. Awodoyin, Tedder Hall, University of

Ibadan

100. Mr. M. Momoh, Abuja

101. Mr. M. O. O. Oyatogun, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta.

102. Mr. M. Salaudeen, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

103. Mr. O.A. Dada, Ph. D. Student; CPEB Dept., U.I.

104. Mr. O.J. Mopayi, CPEB Dept., U.I.

105. Mr. Omomeda Ashofor (Former Student of the CPEB Department)

106. Mr. Remi Adegoke (Alumnus)

107. Mr. S. A. Abere of the Department of Forestry and Environment, Rivers State

108. Mr. Sina Kawonise, former Commissioner in Ogun State and Chief Executive/

Director, Western Publishing Company Limited.

109. Mr. T. A. Umar, Nigeria Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

110. Mr. T. Bakare, CPEB Dept, U.I.

111. Mr. Timothy Arowoogun, Group Head, Public Sector Group, First Bank Nigeria

112. Mr. Toni Akardh (Alumnus)

113. Mr. Wole Toriola, Lagos.

114. Mrs. Abiola O. Ibrahim, Lagos

115. Mrs. Adeola Amori, the U.I. International School Caterer

116. Mrs. Amure and Family

117. Mrs. Bola Okeowo, Ibadan

118. Mrs. Folake Akinbode, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept, U.I.

119. Mrs. Folake Olusa (Alumna).

120. Mrs. Funmi Ayeni, London, U.K.

121. Mrs. Janet Edegbe, African Union, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

122. Mrs. Joy O. Nwogwugwu, Ph. D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I

123. Mrs. Joyce Iyamu, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I

124. Mrs. Juliana A. Ugwu, Ph. D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

125. Mrs. Mary Azu Egbeyemi, Assistant Commissioner of Police, State Criminal Investigation

Department (CID), Oyo State.

126. Mrs. O. A. Akinola, the Principal of Abadina College, Junior School 3, U.I.

127. Mrs. Omolara Adewola, Ibadan

128. Mrs. Ore Sowonla (Alumna)

129. Mrs. Suleiman Ibrahim, Lagos

130. Mrs. Tanwa Tanimola, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

131. Mrs. Tolulope Adeyemo, Lagos

132. Mrs. Tomiwa Ajayi (Alumna)

133. Mrs. Tosin Adeigbe, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.


134. Mrs. Toyin Adegbayibi, CPEB Dept., U.I.

135. Mrs. Udochi (Alumna)

136. Ms. Abiola Oke, NIHORT, Ibadan

137. Ms. Bukola Opaleye, Lagos

138. Ms. Imoh Antiabong, M.Sc. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

139. Ms. Imuwahem Woghiren, M.Sc. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

140. Ms. Kemi Adeogun, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

141. Ms. Tundun I. Okesiji, Ph.D. Student, CPEB Dept., U.I.

142. Ms. Wickliffe Omowumi, Vaccine Territory Manager, South West Glaxo Smith Kline,

Nigeria Ltd

143. Omololu Adegbenro, Deputy Registrar (Information, Protocol & Passages), Federal

University of Technology, Akure.

144. Otunba Mrs. Folasade Olukoya, 17, Mosunro Street, Abule-Oja, Yaba, Lagos.

145. Parents/Teachers Association, International School, University of Ibadan.

146. Pastor Muyiwa Bamgbose Coordinator, Education Advancement Centre, Ibadan.

147. Prof. A I. Olayinka, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) University of Ibadan

148. Prof. Esther Ofulue, University of Wisconsin, Plattevile, U. S. A.

149. Prof. I. F. Adewole, Vice Chancellor, University of Ibadan

150. Prof. L. Popoola, Director, Centre for Sustainable Development (CESDEV), University of

Ibadan, Ibadan.

151. Prof. O. G. Ademowo Ag. Director, IMRAT. U. I.

152. Prof. O.C. Aworh, Department of Food Technology, Faculty of Technology, UI.

153. Prof. Omoniyi Adewoye, Professor of History and former Vice-Chancellor, University of

Ibadan (1996-2000)

154. Professor A. O. Dasylva, Department of English, U.I.

155. Professor A.A. Ladele, Dept of Ag. Ext & Rural Dev., U.I.

156. Professor A.O. Togun, CPEB Dept. U.I.

157. Professor C. O. Onocha, Institute of Education, U.I.

158. Professor Dan Enobakhare, University of Benin, Benin

159. Professor Dupe Olutunbosun, Chairman, Funduk Industries, Moniya Ibadan.

160. Professor E. A. Ajav, Hall Master, Tedder Hall, University of Ibadan

161. Professor E. A. Bamigboye, former Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration),

University of Ibadan, Ibadan

162. Professor E. A. Iyayi, Department of Animal Science, University of Ibadan, Ibadan

163. Professor G.I. Atiri, CPEB Department., U.I.

164. Professor Godwin Chukwudum Nwaobi, an alumnus of UI

11.1.3. CORPORATE BODIES

1. 2009/2010 M.Sc Class, Department of Computer Science 2. 34 M. Sc. Students, CPEB Department, U.I.3. 7-Up Bottling Company Nig. Plc.4. Abiola Faso Holding Ltd5. All 2012 Foreign Pharmacists Graduate Orientation Programme (FPGOP) Participants.6. Business Group, Secretariat Roundabout, Ibadan.7. Cocoa Research Institute of Nigeria (CRIN), Onigambari, Ibadan8. DEBSON Engineering Company Limited, Oluyole Estate, Ibadan, Oyo State.9. Department of Animal Science, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.10. Department of Political Science, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.11. Ekiti State Governor, Ado-Ekiti on behalf of the Ekiti State Government.12. Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited.13. Estate of Late Justice J. Olatunji Ogunbiyi14. Fadaka Prime Services Limited, Ibadan.15. Faithway Contractors.16. Fakete Associates, Canada.

165. Professor Jane Platow of the Centre for African Studies, University of Leeds

166. Professor M. A.Y. Rahji, Dept. of Agric. Economics, UI

167. Professor O. O. Akinyinka, Provost, College of Medicine

168. Professor S. O. Badejo, Executive Director, Forest Research Institute of Nigeria,

Jericho, Ibadan.

169. Professor T.O. Tayo, Former CPEB Staff, Ibadan.

170. Professor Ukachukwu Awuzie, President ASUU

171. Professor V.O. Okoruwa, Agric. Economics Dept., U.I.

172. Professor Winifred Makanjuola, University of Lagos

173. Professor Yahaya Muhamed Kuta, Chief of Staff, Office of the Governor of Niger

State, Minna

174. Professor B. O. Oke.

175. Rev. Dr. N. O. Oigiangbe, Ekpoma.

176. Rt. Rev. C. T. Omotunde, Ekiti Diocese, Ado Ekiti

177. Sam Omatseye, Chairman, Editorial Board, The Nation Newspapers, 27B Fatai Atere

Way, Matori, Lagos.

178. The Popoolas of 14, Esuru-oso Layout, off Oluyole Estate Extension, Ibadan.

179. Ven. (Dr.) & Professor (Mrs.) Ogunseyinde, Ibadan

180 . Venerable Collins O. Babalola c/o Prof. Chinedum Peace Babalola, FAS, of the

Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Faculty of Pharmacy U.I.


17. Fan Milk Nig. Plc.18. GOLDLINK Insurance plc, Ibadan Zonal Office, 4th Floor Broking House, 1 Alhaji Jimoh

Odutola Road, P. O Box 38611, Dugbe, Ibadan.19. Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, First Bank Nigeria Plc, Samuel

Asabia House, 35, Marina, P. O. Box 5216, Lagos Esso 20. Guaranty Trust Bank PLC/TineX Limited.21. Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB).22. Halleluyah Group of Companies.23. Horla-Mat Ventures24. Human Resources Manager, Sumal Foods Limited.25. Ibukun Farms Limited.26. ICT Forum & NRSC Team, c/o Dr. A. O. Raji, Director MIS, University of Ibadan.27. Konrad Adaenaeur Stiftung – a German Foundation based in Abuja28. M. Sc. Biochemistry Students (2009/2010 Session).29. Managing Director, NNPC Depot, Ibadan.30. Master in Strategic Studies (MSS) Batch 18 2010/2011 Class. 31. MBA Students' Association (2009/2010 Class).32. National Universities Commission.33. Nigeria Field Epidemiology and Laboratory Training Program, (FELTP), Abuja.34. Nigerian Breweries Plc, Ibadan35. Nigerian Television Authority (Ibadan Network Centre).36. Nigerian Television Authority (Network Service).37. Oyo State Tertiary Games Association (OYSTIGA).38. Parents/Teachers Association, International School, University of Ibadan. 39. PHB Healthcare Ltd, a subsidiary of Key Stone Bank.40. Redeemer University, Redemption Camp, Lagos Express Way, Ogun State. 41. Regional Director, NCRI, Ibadan.42. Regional Head, Mainstreet Bank, Orita UI, Oyo Road, Ibadan on behalf of Mainstreet Bank.43. Regional Sales Manager, MTN South-West Zone, Ibadan.44. Rom Oil Mills, Ibadan.45 SEAP Micro-Finance Bank Limited.46. Self-Reliance Economic Advancement Programme (SEAP), Ilorin.47. Shop Tenants, Old Sports Centre, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.48. Splash FM Radio.49. Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc, IBTC Place, Walter Carrington Crescent, P. O. Box 71707, Victoria

Island, Lagos50. The Bursar, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.51. The Candel Corporation, Lagos.52. The Communication for Change, formerly of 55, Aba Johnson Crescent, Adeniji

Jones, Ikeja, Lagos. 53. The Deputy Registrar (Students), University of Ibadan, Ibadan.54. The Director, Centre for Econometrics and Allied Research (CEAR)55. The Director, National Centre for Genetic Resources and Biotechnology, Federal

Ministry of Science and Technology, PMB 5382, Moore Plantation, Ibadan.56. The Directorate of Sports, University of Ghana, Legon.

57. The Fulbright Alumni Association of Nigeria c/o Professor A. D. Ologhobo, 58. The Management of Snow Trust Ventures Nigeria Limited, Ibadan59. The Manager, Zenith Bank Limited, Iwo Road Branch.60. The Managing Director, Cyberspace Network Limited, 33, Saka Tinubu Street, P.O. Box

25484, Victoria Island, Lagos.61. The Managing Director, Forest Research Institute of Nigeria, Jericho, Ibadan.62. The Managing Director, Fumman Agricultural Products Industries Ltd. Apata, Ibadan.63. The Postgraduate School, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.64. The Project Director, Oba Otudeko Foundation, 6B Mekunwen Road, Off Oyinkan

Abayomi Drive, Ikoyi, Lagos.65. The Registrar, Environmental Health Officers Council of Nigeria, Abuja.66. The Registrar, University of Ibadan, Ibadan. 67. The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited, Exploration and

Production, Eastern Division, P. O. Box 263, Portharcourt, Nigeria.68. Tree Crops Development Unit, Ministry of Agriculture , Ibadan69. U. I. Ventures Limited70. UNICEF International Headquarter.71. University of Ibadan Alumni Association (National).72. University of Ibadan Baptist Church.73. University of Science and Technology, Port-Harcourt, Rivers State.74. West African Network for Peacebuilding, Accra, Ghana.75. ZARTECH, Ibadan.76. Zonal Manager, Wema Bank Plc, Ibadan Zone South West.


12.0 SPORTS

The commitment of the University to the physical and mental development of the community

through sports has never waivered. The University continues to promote the development of

grassroots sports through the annual organization of the Age Group Summer Sports for children

aged 4 – 15 years.

The University makes it compulsory for sportsmen and women to undergo Electrocardiogram Test

(ECG) before taking part in sports to prevent the sudden collapse of athletes during sporting

activities. The age long Bilateral Games between the University of Ibadan and the University of

Ghana, Legon, continues to wax stronger.

The Management has resuscitated the University of Ibadan Football Club. The club made up of

staff and students has been registered with the Ibadan Football Association (IFA League). A 30-

seater Toyota Coaster Bus for the exclusive use of the club in their match engagements has been

provided.The Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, has given a special invitation to the University of thIbadan for a football match to commemorate the 50 Anniversary of that University. The University

continues to participate in all the regular sporting activities with other institutions in the country.

13.0 CONCLUSION

The University is maintaining a steady pace in its race to become a world-class university. The

indices are becoming manifest. Ibadan is already becoming a toast of many international

organizations wishing to partner with the University. There are obvious indications that given a

friendlier environment, the University will attain and maintain the status of a world-class university

and a hub for high-class research activities, thus attracting researchers from all over the globe.

The University has distinguished itself in the field of academic breakthrough having defied the

financial crunch and the myriads of problems facing it to produce high quality graduates that are

still distinguishing themselves in their various fields of endeavour and places of employment.

Moreover, our members of staff are highly qualified and dedicated to the progress of the

University. The import of these is that given a more favourable and conducive environment and

adequate funding, it will be just a case of few years for the University of Ibadan to attain its goal of

being one of the topmost universities in the world.

U.I.Soccer Team


APPENDIX I

A. PROJECTS INITIATED AND COMPLETED BY THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION

No Project Contractor Contract Cost

(N)

Completion

Period

Progress

% Remarks

AI. 2011 CAPITAL PROJECT

1

Construction of

Walkways at Atiba,

Benue and Barth

Roads

Fairface

Contractor’s

Ltd.

18,855,178.65 7 Weeks 100% Completed

2 Rehabilitation of Bini /

Dan-Fodio Roads

Divine

Contact

Nig. Ltd.

19,124,143,50 6 Weeks 100% Completed

3 Rehabilitation of

Establishment Building

Highdef

Control Ltd. 15,000,921.71 8 Weeks 100% Completed

4

Supply of Low Tension

Cables to the

University

Derilar Nig.

Ltd. 32,724,967.28 4 Weeks 100% Completed

5

Flood Control at the

Dept. of Forest

Resources

Management and DLC,

Morohundiya

Microvert

Nig. Ltd. 6,114,697.05 8 Weeks 100% Completed

6 Supply and Installation

of RMU’s

Voltamp

Equipment

Nig. Ltd.

40,705,665.00 6 Weeks 100% Completed

7

Rehabilitation of

Indoor and Outdoor

Sub-Stations

Gioco Nig.

Ltd. 13,618,605.00 6 Weeks 100% Completed

8

Construction of Car

Park at Faculty of

Veterinary Medicine

Athman

Corp Nig.

Ltd.

7,368,397.58 8 Weeks 100% Completed

9

Purchase and Installation of

Low Lift Transfer Pump and

Panelfor the Water

Treatment Plant

Abjais

Heritage

Ventures


10 Rehabilitation of Junior

Staff Canteen

Akistoria

Nig. Ltd. 3,924,863.25 4 Weeks 100% Completed

11

Purchase and Installation

of High Lift Pump and

Panels for Eleyele

Pumping Station

Solao

Ventures

Ltd.


12

Rehabilitation of Electrical

Installation at Anatomy

Dept.

Jol

Associates 7,794,529.05 6 Weeks 100% Completed

13

Rehabilitation of Lander

Road including Entrances

and Access Roads within

Queen Idia Hall of

Residence

Wab-Sad

& Sons

Ltd.

13,331,535.53 6 Weeks 100% Completed

14

Rehabilitation of Car

Parks at Faculty of

Agriculture

Brofain

Ltd 9,174,315.15 8 Weeks 100% Completed

15 Addditional works on supply of

Ring Main units to the

University of Ibadan

Voltamp

Equipment Nig. Ltd.

178,539,350.00

85%

16Construction of

MaternityWard and Consulting

Rooms for the University

Health Services

Talfroy Nig Ltd

87,046,956.35 8 Weeks

85%

17

Supply and Installation of 2

nos c225od5 11,000 volts

cumins Basic power generator

with MV panel

Cummins West

Africa Ltd

249,539,144.00 25 Weeks

100% Completed


18

Supply and Installation of 2

nos c225od5 11,000 volts

cumins Basic power generator

with MV panel Cummis west

African Ltd249,539,144.00 25

100%

19Supply and Installation of

Prepaid meters including

Training & After salary services Momas Nig Ltd

29,000,000.00 6

95%

20Supply & Installation of LT MD

meters including Training &

After salary service

Emeritus Engr.

Company Ltd

18,000,000.00 6

85%

21

Additional works on the supply

of XLPE Steel Armoured Cable

11KV 3,000M

Rehoboth

Standard Int. Ltd

6,062,650.00

100%

22

Purchase and installation

Electrical Control / Protection

Devices for Universtiy of

Ibadan

Debson

Engineering

Company Limited

206,613,330.00 16

100%

23

Purchase of fault Detectors for

University of IbadanElgar Nig ltd 53,942,991.30 9

100%

AII. 2012 CAPITAL PROJECTS

1

Rehabilitation and Re-Roofing

of Car Park at Faculty of

Veterinary Medicine

Dyne

Ventures

Ltd.


Totalc 1,026,754,810.40

Upgrading of the Senate Chamber

Maternity Centre under construction


PROJECTS INHERITED AND COMPLETED BY THE PRESENT

ADMINISTRATION

Completion Progress No Project Contractor

Contract Cost

(N) Period (%)

Remarks

A. 2009 CAPITAL PROJECTS

1

Construction

of Access

Roads and

Bridges for

the

University of

Ibadan,

Ajibode

Extension Lot

1

Hajaig

Const. Nig.

Ltd.

1,319,908,044.52 36 Weeks 100% Completed

B. 2010 CAPITAL PROJECTS

Rehabilitation

of Students’

Union

Building

Chief

Cornerstone

Nig. Ltd.

39,506,363.74 18 Weeks 100% Completed

Construction

of Office

Block for

Faculty of

Technology

S.S.

Ladsom

Ltd.

87,036,973.68 27 Weeks 100% Completed

Construction of

Ultra Modern

Kitchen for the

Catering Services

Unit

Brofain

Ltd. 9,834,241.00

12

Weeks 100% Completed

TOTAL 136,377,578.42

INTERNALLY GENERATED REVENUE PROJECTS INITIATED AND COMPLETED BY THE PRESENT

ADMINISTRATION

No Project Contractor Completion

Period

Contract

Sum (N)

Progress

(%) Remarks

1

Supply and

Commissioning of

500KVA Generating Set

for the Students Union

Building Area

Cummins

West Africa

Ltd.

2 Weeks 13,588,050.00 100% Completed

2 Rehabilitation of Vice-

Chancellor’s Lodge

Snow Trust

Ventures

Ltd.

4 Weeks 9,582,187.50 100% Completed

12 Weeks 17,705,400.00 100% Completed

3

Ducting of Electrical

(High Tension) Cable

Via 33KVA Sub-Station,

Power House,

Education, Tedder Hall,

SUB, Kuti Hall

Ayo

AramideNig.

Ltd. 4 Weeks 32,724,967.28 100% Completed

4

Rehabilitation of

Chancellor’s Lodge

Annex

Love

Integrated 13 Weeks 19,484,472.00 100%

Completed

5

Re-roofing of

Department of

Mathematics Building

Love

Integrated 4 Weeks 11,411,568.28 100% Completed

6

Renovation of

Temporary Office for

Pan African University in

the University

Love

Integrated 4 Weeks 5,363,505.00 100% Completed

7

Construction of

Blockwall Fence at the

Zoological Garden

Daa-Jofad

Nig. Ltd. 6 Weeks 10,341,153.90 100% Completed


8

Renovation of Warthog

Enclosure at the

Zoological Garden

N.D. Top

Ventures 4 Weeks 622,479.13 100% Completed

9

Rehabilitation of Apes

Enclosure at Zoological

Garden

Sadif

Consortium

Ltd.


10 Renovation of Senate

Chamber

Snow Trust

Ventures

Ltd.


11

Abadina Water Supply:

Internal Plumbing

Works- Phase II

Aishbos

Ventures

6

Weeks 6,636,358.58 100% Completed

12

Construction of 4 Nos.

Additional Rooms for

the Lion Cage at the

Zoological Garden

Clustergate

Nig. Ltd. 8 Weeks 8,437,569.53 100% Completed

TOTAL 144,506,440.18

ETF SPECIAL INTERVENTION PROJECTS (BATCH B) COMPLETED BY THE PRESENT

ADMINISTRATION

S/N DESCRIPTION CONTRACTOR CONTRACT

SUM (N)

COMPLETION

PERIOD

PROGRESS

(%) REMARKS

1

Construction

of Dairy

Buildings

Abioloye

Limited, Ibadan 37,459,961.82 15 Weeks 100% Completed

2

Construction

of Auditorium

for the

Department of

Dentistry

Abioloye


3

Construction

of Faculty of

Arts Library

for Faculty of

Arts

Aze-Kaz

Ventures

Limited, Ibadan

26,812,283.93 16 Weeks 100% Completed

4

Construction

of Isolated

Paddocks

Bolak Nig.


5

Construction

of Slaughter

House

Day-Star FM 5,257,648.20 6 Weeks 100% Completed

6

Construction

of Feedmill

and Fish

Ponds

Faithway Ltd 25,085,943.95 10 Weeks 100% Completed

7

Construction

of Poultry

Buildings

Helzon Limited,

Ibadan 49,612,311.00 12 Weeks 100% Completed

Channelization Project


8

Construction of

Large Animal

Theatre for

Veterinary

Teaching

Hospital

LabishOmis

(Nig) Limited,

Ibadan

25,975,492.46 12 Weeks 100% Completed

9 Construction of

Piggery

Lanre-Niran&

Sons, Ibadan 15,784,906.00 12 Weeks 100% Completed

10

Construction of

Goat and

Sheep House

MicrovertNig

Ltd 9,028,765.37 8 Weeks 100% Completed

11

Construction of

Academic

Building for

Office

Accommodation

for the

Department of

Dentistry

O.A.A. Nig.

Limited 45,536,833.84 20 Weeks 100% Completed

12

Construction of

Lecture Rooms

and Academic

Offices for

Faculty of

Pharmacy

Snow Trust

Ventures Nig

Ltd

105,918,270.13 24 Weeks 100% Completed

14

Construction of

a Block of

Seminar room

and Offices for

Industrial

Training and

Coordinating

Centre

Trust Base MX

& Engr.

Limited, Ibadan

24,425,201.33 14 Weeks 100% Completed

TOTAL 415,043,971.23

13

External

(Main)

Electrical

Power supply

to Computer

Science

Department

TalfroyNig Ltd 2,781,324.00 2 Weeks 100% Completed

Unibadan Microfinance Bank


List of Memoranda of Understanding, Agreements, Subcontracting

FundingArrangements Involving the University of Ibadan

S/No

Name of

Institution/

Organization

Host Unit(s) Field Date

Agreement

Signed

1. University of

Pennsylvania,

Philadelphia,

USA

Education, Arts,

Dentistry, Nursing

Exchange of staff and

students/collaborative

research

February 23,

1981

2. National War

College, Abuja

Department of

Political Science

Collaborative activities.

Exchange of staff and

students, and strategic

studies

April, 1995

3.

Global Health

Course with

University of

Kuopio,

Finland

Community

Medicine

Student exchange

programme

1999

4. Southern

Illinois

University,

Edwardsville

Faculties in

General

Collaborative academic

activities.

Current

renewal

February 12,

2009

5. The Bill and

Mellinda Gates

Program,

Johns Hopkins

School of

Public Health,

Baltimore, USA

Obs. &Gynae.

Public Health,

Inst. Of Child

Health.

Population and

Reproductive Health

2004

6. Kennesaw

State

University,

Georgia, USA

Faculty of

Education and

Department of

History

Systemic exchange of

academic and professional

staff and students

engaged in study,

instruction, research publication and other

scholarly activities.

March 2009

7. Penn State

University

Faculties of

Technology &

Science

Collaborative research in

Engineering, Science, staff-

student exchange (major

work with the AESEDA)

2004

8.

Mortenson International

Library Centre, USA

Kenneth Dike

Library

2004

9. Moi University, Kenya University-

wide

Exchange of graduates and

postgraduate students, staff and

material and information,

Development of internationalized

curricula, mounting of joint

internship, credit transfer, joint

Degree and research

programmes.

November

2004

10.

University of Nairobi,

Kenya

University-

wide

Staff/student exchange, exchange

of academic materials,

development of internationalized

curricular, credit

transfer and collaborative

research.

January

2005

11.

University of Wales,

Swansea, U.K.

Faculty of

Clinical

Sciences and

Department of

Paediatrics

Exchange of rare books,

cooperative research, exchange

scholars/undergraduate and

postgraduate students.

2005

12. National Action

Committee on

AIDS/ECOBank Nig.

Plc., Lagos

Coll. Of Med.

Establishment of Youth Friendly

Centre for combat HIV/AIDS

pandemic

2005

Appendix II


13.

North-South-South

Public Health Higher

Education

Network(PHEN), School

of Public Health and

Clinical Nutrition,

University of Eastern

Finland, Kuopio, Finland.

Coll. Medicine,

Department of

Preventive

Medicine and

Primary Care..

Staff and Students Exchange 2005

14.

Indiana University, USA Coll.of Med. Neurosciences 2005

15.

Njala University, Sierra

Leone

University-wide Collaborative research, mounting of

split-site programmes, curriculum

development, staff/student

exchange/sabbatical/teaching

assignments, postgraduate training

January,

2006

16.

Northwestern University,

USA

Social Sciences Alliance to combat HIV/AIDS (REACH) January

2006

17.

Aravind Eye Hospital

Madurai, India

Coll. Of Med. Ophthalmology 2006

18

IEEE Foundation

(Spectrum)

Coll. Of Med.

Donation of computers and

telecommunication equipment

January

2006

19

The International Centre

of Insect Physiology and

Ecology (ICIPE) Nairobi,

Kenya

Coll. Of Med.

Collaborative participation in the African

regional postgraduate programme in

insect science

February

2006

20

University of Florida,

USA

University-wide Research and other collaborative

activities

April

2006

21

Columbia University,

New York, USA

Inst. Of African

Studies

Collaborative research, exchange of

scholars, information and students.

April

2006

22

University of Stanvager,

Norway

Faculty of

Technology,

Sciences, Social

Sciences, Arts and

Education.

Exchange of students and

strategy collaborative research,

internationalized curricular,

joint internship and practical

field courses and joint degree

and non degree awarding

programs and cooperation

by credit transfer and joint

programme

July 2006

23

Associations of African

Universities (AAU), Ghana.

University-wide Organising a training of

trainers, workshop for Nigerian

Universities – Gender

mainstreaming tool kit.

October,

2006

24

University of South Africa

(UNISA)

Distance Learning

Center

Exchange of staff, academic

materials and information.

Development of


joint degree programs and

research programs. Training of

staff in Distance Learning

Management and Practice

October

2006

25

The United Nations Institute

for Training & Research

Department of

Geography

Development of full proposals

of pilot actions for the ACCCA

project

October

2006

26

The United States of America Department of

History

Grant for promotion of

democracy and its institutions

22

September

2006

27

New Horizons Nigeria, Lagos ARCIS Delivery of professional IT

Certification programmes and

training of staff and students

for IT Certification.

2007


28

Centre for the Study of African

Economies, University of Oxford

Department of

Political Science

2007

29

Bowen University, Iwo University-wide Academic collaboration 2007

30

University of Zululand, South

Africa

Departments of

Food Technology,

Pharmaceutical &

Biochemistry

Research collaboration in

areas of Technology,

Science, Agric, Pharmacy

and Basic Clinical Sciences

2007

31

Information Training and

Outreach Centre for Africa

(ITOCA)

University- Wide U.I. contracted to provide

logistical support to organize

and carry out a 4-day

workshop to train Librarians

and

Scientists delivery program

in the use

of electronic scientific

journal delivery programme

2007

32

The Ibadan-Swansea Partnership

for Medical Education in

International Health

College of

Medicine

E-Learning and Medical

Education

2007

33

Cardiovascular/Endocrine Science

Group, University of Manchester

Paediatrics and

Child health

Paediatrics and Child health 2007

34

Royal Manchester Children’s

Hospital, Manchester

Paediatrics Paediatrics and Child health 2007

35

Visionary Technology in Library

Solutions (VTR) Inc. Virginia,

USA.

K.D. Library Grant of Software License January,

24, 2007

36

Northwestern University, Illinois,

USA.

Faculty of Law Access to Justice CDP

project

February

26, 2007

37

Northwestern University, Illinois,

USA.

Department of

Agricultural

Economics

Entrepreneurship in

Agribusiness. Project on

palm oil in the South &

Sorghum in the North.

March 14,

2007

38

University of Turin (Dipartimento

di Discipline Medico-

Chirurgiche), Italy

College of

Medicine

Prevention of mother to Child

transmission of HIV

March

2007

39

L’Universite Nancy 2 Departments of

Computer Science

& Economics

Exchange of student and

trainees in defined and co-

ordinated programs of

Education and/or research

March

23,

2007

40

iThembaLaboratoratry for

Accelerator-based Sciences,

Faura, South Africa.

Department of

Physics

Collaborative research

programmes. Initiative of new

projects in the field of

environmental radioactivity.

April

2007

41

School of Pharmacy, University

of Nairobi, Kenya

Faculty of

Pharmacy

Staff/Student exchange,

exchange of academic

materials, development of


credit transfer, joint degree

programs and development

and mounting of joint research

programme

May 18,

2007

42

The Florida International

University Board of Trustees

Pharmaceutical

Microbiology

Collaboration in scientific

research

May,

2007

43

Centre for Black and African Arts

and Civilization

Institute of African

Studies

Promotion of global

understanding and

appreciation of black African

culture.

July 10,

2007

44

National Biotechnology

Development Agency (NABDA),

Federal Ministry of Science &

Tech., Abuja

Faculties of

Science, Basic

Medical Sciences

and Agric. &

Forestry

Research and development

and capacity building in

Biotechnology

July,

2007


45

University of Oxford, Wellington

Square, Oxford

Political Science To fund a research

project entitled

“Improving Institutions

for pro-poor growth in

Africa and South Asia”

August 1,

2007

46

Schlumberger Technical Services

Incorporated,

Malabo, Equatorial, Guinea

Faculty of

Technology

Developing specific

cooperative programmes

in the field of higher

education and human

resources training.

Interest in energy

engineering

August 23,

2007

47

College of Pharmacy, University of

Houston, USA

Faculty of

Pharmacy

Exchange of staff

students including

academic materials and

joint research

programmes

October

2007

48

National Space Research and

Development Agency (NASRDA)

and GIS Unit.

Department of

Geography and

Department of

Agric. Economics

GIS Study of Migration

and Settlement Patterns

of Nomads in Nigeria

06 May

2008

49

Instituto de ProductosLacteos de

Asturias (IPLA) Consejo Superior de

InvestigacionesCientificas, Asturias,

Spain

Pharmaceutical

Microbiology Dept.

Training 21 May

2008

50

Friedrich-Schiller-Universitat Jena

Germany

Department of

European Studies

Academic and Cultural

Links on Foreign/Second

Language

30 May

2008

51

Swedish University of Agricultural

Sciences

Department of

Forest Resources

Management

Academic and Scientific

Cooperation

24 June

2008

52

University of Oxford

(Ref: R06088/CN003):

Re-Project on “African

Perspectives on

Human Mobility”

Department of

Geography

African Perspectives on Human

Mobility

04 July

2008

53

Institut De Recherche

En Sciences De La

Sante, Direction

Regionale De L’ouest.

Department of

Food Technology

Development of a product with

anti plasmodial activity isolated

from indigenous South African

traditional medical plant.

July 28,

2008

54

New

Carnegie/American

Council of Learned

Societies (ACLS)

Humanities Fellowship

Programme in

Collaboration with all

Southern Universities

Promoting research writing in the

humanities.

July 2008

55

MOU between

Jackson State

University JSU

Mississippi (USA) and


Biochemistry,

Technology and

Pharmacy

Academic and cultural exchange,

collaborative research projects,

dual degree programme&

international academic

conferences.

September

2008

56

Department of Health

Behaviour, University

of North Carolina,

Chapel Hill, USA

57

Department of

International Health,

Johns Hopkins School

of Public Health,

Baltimore, USA

Health Promotion

and Education

Future Health Systems 2005


58

Harvard University,

USA

Bioethics

59

University of

Stellenbosch, South

Africa

Psychiatry/Neurosciences 31 July

2008

60

University of Cagliari Department of

Public Health

Psychiatry 2007

61

OsigweAnyiam-

OsigweFoundation,

Nigeria

Department of

Philosophy

Development Philosophy, Seminars,

Workshops, Conferences and

Publications

September

2008

62

The University of

Chicago & The

University of Chicago

Medical Centre, USA

Exchange of undergraduate medical

students for clinical observer ships and

graduate medical students as clinical

observers. Exchange of staff,

academic material and information,

development of joint internationalized

curricula and mounting on joint

clerkships, rotational and/or practical

field courses. Credit transfer and joint

research programmes.

September,

2008

63

Institute of

Immunology,

LNS/CRP-SANTE,

Luxembourg

Department of

Vet. Medicine

Exchange of staff, students and

teaching; academic materials and

information; development and

mounting of joint research

programmes especially but not limited

to generic characterization of avian

viruses in Nigeria.

2008

64

TOTCO Nigeria Ltd Distance

Learning

Centre

Franchise Agreement for Computer

Literacy Training and Skills

Certification

January

2008

65

Institute of Development

Administration of Nigeria

The University of Ibadan

for its Distance Learning

Centre (DLC)

Partnership Agreement for the

Provision of Administrative

Support and tuition to DLC

students in respect of the

Advance Diploma in

Development Administration

66

Nigerian Publishers

Association (NPA) (The Ford

Foundation)

Publishing House Resuscitating scholarly

publishing in Nigerian

Universities

67 MOU between Jackson State

University JSU Mississippi

(USA) and University of

Ibadan

Biochemistry, Technology

and Pharmacy

Academic and cultural

exchange, collaborative

research projects, dual degree

programme& international

academic conferences.

68

NUC Linkage with Experts on

Academics in the Diaspora

(LEAD) Programme

University-Wide All fields

69 Southern Illinois University

Edwardsville and University of

Ibadan

Institute of African Studies Provide research and teaching

opportunities in all faculties

70 Schulportals Technologies

Limited and University of

Ibadan

Distance Learning Centre Development of a portal brand

to reflect DLC, for JAMB,

WAEC and NECO and module

for pre-testing DLC applicants

71. Africa Knowledge Transfer

Partnerships

The British Council Nigeria

and Magnificent

Interiors/KAYPEE Furniture

and Joinery -

Dept. of Industrial and

Production Engineering

Provide access to its research

and knowledge base.

Supervise the associates

assess and then contribute to

training, reporting and

evaluation

72 AGRA Grant – Alliance for a

Green Revolution in Africa

Dept. of Agronomy


73 The University of Western

Ontario, Ontario, Canada

Africa Regional Centre

for Information Science

The links wish to enter

into research

collaboration with a view

to their mutual

enrichment in scientific,

academic, and cultural

areas

January

15, 2009

74

The Michael Keiser

Olopade Fellowship for

Global Health Research,

University of Chicago, USA.

College of Medicine Global Health Research 2008

75 African Population and

Health Research Centre

(APHRC) Nairobi, Kenya

Coll. Of Medicine/Social

Sciences

Population and

Reproductive Health

2008

76 United Nations Population

Fund (UNFPA)

College of Medicine Development of Curricula

for Training Health

Workers in Population

and Reproductive Health

2006

77 Consortium for Advanced

Research Training in Africa

(CARTA)

College of Medicine Strengthening of Doctoral

Training Programmes in

Population Sciences and

Health

2008

78 EDULINK Programme of

the ACP-EU (to Consortium

of West African

Universities and the

Universities of Swansea &

Liverpool, UK)

College of Medicine

(Partnership with the

Jos, Ahmadu Bello,

Kwame Nkrumah, Sierra

Leone & Gambia

Universities

Medical Education August

2008

79 The Aboderin Foundation College of Medicine Research into

Lymphomas

2003

80 PEPFAR/APIN-Plus (Fellows

of Harvard University,

USA)

College of Medicine Prevention and

Treatment of HIV/AIDS

2004

81 World Health Organization Pharmacology Prevention and Treatment

of Malaria

2003

82 World Health Organization EMSEH Improving Home

Management of Malaria

August

2005

83 World Health Organization Pharmacology Transfection Network Sept.

2005

84 GlaxoSmithKline Pharmacology CDA Phase III Clinical Tr ial Dec.

2006

85 University of Texas, USA Obstetrics

&Gynaecology

Stop Cervical Cancer in

Nigeria

January

2006

86 King’s College, University of

London, England

Paediatrics Malaria Proteomics February

2007

87 International Agency for

Research on Cancer

Pathology Cancer Registry 1999

88 World Health Organization EMSEH Human Resource

Development

1998

89 World Health Organization Health Promotion

and Health

Education

Community Direct

Intervention for Health

2004

90 PATHS Health Promotion

and Health

Education

Capacity Development

Training for Health

Promotion

Nov.

2006

91 Wellcome Trust Psychiatry Profile and Determination of

Successful Living in a

Changing World

January

2007

92 World Health Organization Psychiatry Mapping of Research

Factors in Mental Health

Sept.

2004

93 UNICEF Human Nutrition Consumption of Vitamin A 2007

94 MalPAR Network Institute of Child

Health

Genetic Diversity of Human

Malaria Parasite

June

2007

95 Korea-Nigeria Biotechnology

Co-operation Project

Institute of

Advanced Medical

Research &

Training (IAMRAT)

Biotechnology June

2007


96 World Health Organization Institute of

Advanced Medical

Research and

Training (IAMRAT)

Natural Products Development for

Malaria Treatment

97 FOGARTY/AITRP College of Medicine Control of HIV/AIDS

98 World Health Organization Health Promotion &

Health Education

Improving Healthcare Delivery in

Urban Communities

99 World Health Organization Virology Polio Eradication Initiative

100 AIDS Care Research in Africa Health Promotion &

Health Education

Peer Education in Counselling for

HIV Among Young Persons

101 Johns Hopkins University College of Medicine Strengthening Graduate Training

and Research in Reproductive

Health

102 APIN Virology HIV/TB in DOT Centres

103 Global Forum for Health

Research

Institute of Child

Health

Capacity Building of drivers on

Provision of First-Aid

104 World Health Organization Psychiatry Re-Designation as WHO Centre for

Research and Training in Mental

Health, Neurosciences, Alcohol and

Drug Abuse

105 World Health Organization EMSEH Diagnosis & Treatment of Severe

Malaria in Rural SW Nigeria

106 EDCTP Surgery Capacity Building on Ethics

107 University of Connecticut

Health Center, Farmington CT

Surgery Genetic Analysis of Keloid Formation

108

Georg-August-Universitat

Gottingen

Centre for Nature

Conservation, Dept. of

Conservation Biology

Dept of Forest

Resources

Management

Managing Forest Wildlife For Human

Livelihoods in the Korup-Oban Hill

region West/Central Africa project

funded by Volkwagen Foundation,

Germany.

109

International Development

Research Centre (IDRC)

Indigenous

Knowledge (IK)

Project.

Research Support Grant Agreement

for the IK and Intellectual Property

project.

110

d GB Group of

Nijverheidstraat 11-2,7511

JM Enschede, The

Netherlands and 1 Sugar

Creek Centre Blvd, Suite

935,Sugar Land, TX77478,

USA.

The University of

Ibadan.

Opendtect Plugins Research

License Agreement.

June

02,

2009

111

University Nancy 2, France The University of

Ibadan for its

Dept. of

Computer Science

Agreement for the Preparation of

a co-supervised doctoral thesis in

Computer Science & Information

and Communication Sciences for 2

students.

July

2009

112

Directorate of Technical

Cooperation in Africa

(DTCA), Ministry of Foreign

Affairs, Abuja.

The University of

Ibadan.

Agreement for Staff Training

1

1

3

University of Bedfordshire

Higher Education

Corporation, Park Square,

Luton, Bedfordshire,

England.

The University of

Ibadan for its

Distance Learning

Centre (DLC)

Transfer from Ibadan to

Bedfordshire for study at Level

one after completing one year of

Pre-degree course at Ibadan

under the DLC

114

Chief (Mrs) Janet E.

Bolarinwa, OloriAbimbola J.

Ojomo& Engr. Akinola O.

Bolarinwa

The Universsity of

Ibadan for its

Distance Learning

Centre (DLC)

Lease Agreement on the

properties at Alaafia Institute,

Mokola , Ibadan.

August

2008

115

German Academic Exchange

Services (DAAD), Bonn,

Germany.

The University of

Ibadan for its

Centre for Peace

and Conflict

Studies (CEPACS)

Agreement to offer 5 in-region

scholarships to MHRS of CEPACS

annually

April

2004


116

Electronic Test

Company Limited,

Ikorodu Road, Lagos.



Centre (DLC)

Agreement in the area of

Computer – based testing

(CBT) in (i) New students

admission exercise through

the entrance examination.

(ii) Internal examination

conducted each semester

for students

April 2009

117

Schulportals

Technologies Limited

20 Adesoye Street,

Maryland, Lagos.



Centre (DLC)

Consultancy Agreement for

the provision of Open

Distance and E-Learning

Platform with technology

and Online Enterprise

Educational Services.

April 2009

118

Nigeria Federal Ministry

of Tourism, Culture

and National

Orientation


for the Indigenous

Knowledge Study Group

(IKSG)

Agreement to conduct

research to map the

cultural/ethnic and linguistic

character of Nigeria,

including monuments and

historical sites of importance

in the country.

May 2009

119

Primetime Business

Consulting Limited, 1

Aperin Street, Bodija,

Ibadan.

The University of Ibadan Agreement on the provision

of training for individuals

and groups on acquisition of

entrepreneurial skills.

September

18, 2009

120

American Council for

International

Education, 1776

Massachusetts Avenue

NW Washington, DC

20036, USA

The University of Ibadan. Agreement on the Flagship

project on the study of

African Languages by

undergraduate students

from US Colleges and

Universities.

June 15,

2009

121

BRAVeCONTENT

LIMITED, No 36 Chris

Maduike Drive, Lekki

Phase 1, Lagos.


for the Ibadan University

Press.

Agreement to digitalize

books published by the

Press and sell electronically

worldwide.

June 2009

122

University of Western

Ontario, Canada

University of Ibadan, for the

African Regional Centre for

Information Science

(ARCIS).

Agreement on joint

implementation of Project

for the Institutional

Strengthening of the

African Regional Centre for

Information Science under

the Global Security and

Sustainability Programme

of the MacArthur

Foundation.

15

September

2009

123

School of Pharmacy

and Pharmaceutical

Sciences, State

University of New York

at Buffalo, Buffalo,

New York, USA

University of Ibadan for the

Dept of Pharmacology

&Therapeutics,College of

Medicine

Teaching, research,

exchange of Faculty and

students.

September

2009

124

CARTA Collaborative

Agreement with the

African Population and

Health Research

Centre

(APHRC),Nairobi,

Kenya.

University of Ibadan for the

College of Medicine.

Sub-award Agreement to

bring together a party of

20 Institutions into a

Wellcome Trust funded

programme, “Research

Capacity Strengthening in

Africa Institutions

Initiative”.

16

September

2009

125

John D. and Catherine

T. MacArthur

Foundation, 140 South

Dearborn Street, Suite

1200, Chicago, Illinois

60603-5285, USA.

University of Ibadan. Agreement in support of

the project to develop the

University museum as an

educational and cultural

resource.

2 October,

2009


126

Prince Adeniyi

Samuel Oladeinde

of Ladsom

Construction

Company Ltd.

Ibadan, Nigeria.

University of Ibadan Agreement on provision and

maintenance of an Information

Communication Technology Centre

located in Queen Elizabeth II Hall

by the Sponsor

29

September,

2009

127

Kampala

International

University, Uganda,

School of Post-

graduate Studies

and Research.

The University of

Ibadan for its Depts.

Of Educational

Management,

Guidance

&Counselling, Special

Education and Teacher

Education.

Collaborative training and research

efforts, to assist KIU manage a

successful doctoral programme in

some management studies etc

September

2009

128

Lamb Shepherd

International Ltd.

and Roseporter

International Co.

Ltd. No.44, Ondo

Street, Old Bodija,

Ibadan.

University of Ibadan. Agreement for intra and inter-

campus transport operation, and

vehicle hire service in the

University and to the College of

Medicine.

21 October,

2009

129

Rutgers, The State

University of New

Jersey, USA

University of Ibadan,

for its Department of

Agronomy.

Agreement to implement the

International Science and

Education (ISE) Project jointly

funded by the USDA/CSREES and

Rutgers’ New Jersey Agricultural

Experiment Station.

18

November,

2009.

130

NEMA Department of

Geography

Collaborative Center for Disaster

management and Development

Studies –to train potential disaster

risk managers, decision makers

and planning officials who will

appreciate disaster risk

management as a developmental,

poverty reduction and income generating issue

2009

131

South African Institute

For Distance Education

(SAIDE), c/o P.O. Box

31822, Braamfontein,

2017, South Africa.

University of

Ibadan

Collaboration with the University

to run an Educational Technology

Initiative (ETI), via the PHEA,

which entails managing, supporting

and funding educational

technology projects

1

December,

2009

132

Roehampton University,

United Kingdom

University of

Ibadan

For the development of an

employability and entrepreneurship

training programme for students at

Ibadan with funding by the British

Council through an Education

Partnership in Africa (EPA) grant

28

December,

2009

133

Consortium for

Development partnership

Co-ordination – Access to

Justice

University of

Ibadan, for the

Faculty of Law

CDP Phase ll/Project No.4 –

Women’s Law Clinic

11 January,

2010

134

International Institute of

Tropical Agriculture

(IITA), Ibadan.

University of

Ibadan, for the

Dept. of

Agronomy

The Project on Strengthening

Capacity for Yam research for

development in Central and

Western Africa (SCYReC)

13 January,

2009

135

Greennovative Chain

Consulting Ltd. (GCC),

47, Francis Okediji Street,

Bodija, Ibadan, Nigeria

University of

Ibadan, for its

Centre for Entre-

preneurship and

Innovations

Collaborative effort towards

assisting academic researchers and

private sector clients in

commercializing research projects

and establishing sustainable value

chain models for deployment

across Nigeria and W/A

28 January,

2010

136

Pathfinder Kleeners Ltd,

18A, AdelekeOdunuga

Street, Harmony Estate,

College Rd, IfakoIjaye,

Ogba-Lagos

University of

Ibadan, for the

Distance

Learning Centre

A facility/house-keeping

management agreement for the

DLC’s property at 18B, Herbert

Macaulay Way, Yaba, Lagos

26 January,

2010


137

University of Nairobi, Nairobi,

Kenya (The Faculty of

Veterinary Medicine)

University of

Ibadan on

behalf of the

Faculty of

Veterinary

Medicine

Establishment of cooperative

programmes to promote the

development of joint studies,

research and training activities

February 11

, 2010

138

Emman Ro-Ten Nig.Ltd University of

Ibadan, for the

Student

Lodgings

Bureau

Maintenance and servicing

agreement of fire extinguishers

in Halls of Residence

17

February,

2010

139

L’Institut de Recherche pour

le Developpement(IRD),

Marseille, France

University of

Ibadan on

behalf of

Geography

Department.

For the project on International

Migration, territorial re-

composition and development in

South-western and South-

eastern Benin Republic

February

24, 2010

140

Evimalar Consortium

Agreement with 32 other

Universities/ Institutes and

the University of Glasgow,

UK as Coordinator.

University of

Ibadan on

behalf of the

College of

Medicine.

Towards the establishment of a

permanent European Virtual

Institute dedicated to Malaria

Research (Evimalar)

March,2010

141

Directorate for Technical

Cooperation in Africa(DTCA)

and Institute for Peace and

Conflict Resolution(IPCR),

Abuja, Nigeria.

University of

Ibadan.

A tripartite agreement that is

aimed at collaboration on

Capacity Development,

Technical Cooperation and

Peace-building in Africa

May 4,

2010.

142

Otto-Von Guericke University

of Magdeburg, Madgeburg,

Germany.

University of

Ibadan on

behalf of the

Faculty of

Science.

An agreement aimed at

cooperating and strengthening

links in the areas of training,

research, staff and student

exchange in the fields of Medical

Microbiology and Biological

Sciences

March 26,

2010

143

BRAVeCONTENT

LIMITED, No 36 Chris

Maduike Drive, Lekki

Phase 1, Lagos.

The University of

Ibadan for Kenneth

Dike Library.

Agreement to digitalize the

publications in UI’s archives as

determined by the Library plus

the right to sell and distribute

the said digitalized publications

worldwide during the duration of

this agreement.

March 30,

2010

144

GuttmacherInstitite, 125

Maiden Lane,

7th Floor, New York,

NY 10038, USA

The University of

Ibadan for the Dept

of O&G

Agreement for research on

Maternal mortality/morbidity and

unsafe abortion in Nigeria

May 25,

2010

145

The Academy of Science

for the Developing

World(COMSTECH-TWAS)

The University of

Ibadan

Dr A.A. Osowole’s project on

Synthesis etc of M(ll) amino

indaneetc in carcinomas induced

albino rats

June 3,

2010

146

Dodowa Health Research

Centre,

P.O. Box DD 1,

Dodowa, Ghana.

The University of

Ibadan

Sub-award agreement on the

Wellcome Trust Research

Capacity Strengthening in Africa

Institutions Initiative:Award from

Research Institute for Infectious

Diseases of Poverty(IIDP)

June 2010

147

Medical Research Council

(MRC),

20 Park Crescent,

London, WIN 4 AL

The University of

Ibadan, for the

Department of

Paediatrics.

Collaboration in the

establishment of the Childhood

Malaria Research Group at the

College of Medicine, University of

Ibadan.

July 1,

2010

148

Prince of Songkla

University, Songkla,

Thailand.

The University of

Ibadan.

To promote collaborative

projects in training, education,

research and consulting.

July 20,

2010

149

International Centre for

Information Technology

(ICITD), Southern

University, Baton Rouge

and ICT University,

Louisiana, USA.

The University of

Ibadan, for the

Department of

Computer Science.

To facilitate and enhance

research, scientific and technical

exchanges between the parties

in the areas of Computer

Science, Computer and

Information Systems, \Cybercrime, ICT Penetration in Sub-saharanAfrica Research etc

July 20,

2010


150

FATADES Nig. Enterprises,

Plot 16 Block 18, Oluyole

Estate, Ring Road,

Ibadan.

The University of

Ibadan

Deed of Lease for a Car

Wash Bay

August

2010

151

POWER-AGE Christian

College, 64 Gifford Road.

London, UK.

The University of

Ibadan

Collaboration in Student

exchange/training in

specified courses at diploma,

degree and post-graduate

levels.

August

2010

152

Institute National des

Langues et

CivilisationOrientales

(INALCO)


for the Faculty of Arts,

Social Sciences and

the Institute of African

Studies

To facilitate and develop a

researcher/instructor

exchange, and also a student

exchange

August

2010

153

African University of

Science and Technology

(AUST), Abuja

University of Ibadan Cooperation in the area of

teaching and student training

August

2010

154

Administrators of the

Tulane Educational Fund.

DBA Tulane University

School of Medicine, New

Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

Tripartite Agreement

involving the

University, for its

Malaria Research

Laboratories at

IAMRAT, College of

Medicine and Irrua

Specialist Teaching

Hospital, Irrua, Edo

State

Collaboration in support of

Epidemiological and Medical

Research and activities for

the control and prevention of

infectious diseases in both

countries.

September

2010

155

College of the Holy and

Undivided Trinity of

Queen Elizabeth near

Dublin at College Green,

Dublin 2, Ireland.


for its Department of

Sociology.

Collaboration on Doctoral

Training for Development in

Africa.

September

2010

112 The Insitut Universitaire Sonou D’Afrique (UISAF), Porto-Novo, Republic of Benin.

University of Ibadan, for its Distance Learning Centre.

Collaboration on provision of tuition and academic support to students registered in certain courses and programmes offered by UI Distance Learning Centre

October2010 (wef 1st

November, 2009).

113

Institute of Management Consultants of Nigeria (IMCON),

c/o Aret Adams House,

233 Ikorodu Rd, Ilupeju, Lagos.


Collaboration towards the implementation of the Higher Educational Management Programme

October 2010

114

Educational Advancement Centre (EAC) Ltd.

Awolowo Avenue,

Old Bodija, Ibadan.


Partnership via the use of the ICT mode called MOBILE LEARNING for capacity-building

among students and others.

October 2010

115

Texas Southern University,

3100 Cleburne, Houston,

Harris County, Texas,

United States of America.


Promote cooperation between the parties in the area of Education, Training and Research for mutual benefit. Faculty and Student exchange.

October 2010

116 NIH/HRSA/Office of Global AIDS Coordinator, USA.

University of Ibadan in collaboration with Unijos, Unilag, UNN, Unimaid.

NIH/Forgarty International Centre Medical Education Partnership Initiative (MEPI) for medical training.

September 2010

117

Louisiana State University Agricultural Centre and Louisiana State University Agricultural and Mechanical College, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA.

University of Ibadan for its Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Management

Collaborative education, research and extension outreach; staff exchange; graduate student exchange

October 2010

118

University of the West of England, Bristol, UK.

University of Ibadan for its Department of Civil Engineering

Collaborative design, development and delivery of a Postgraduate programme of study leading to a dual award in the areas of Construction Project Management

November 2010

119

Kirkhouse Trust

Oxford Gene Technology IP Limited,

United Kingdom

University of Ibadan, for its Department of Agronomy.

Collaboration for training activities towards development of mutually strengthening scientific, educational and research experiences for global development.

February 2011

120

Tantalizers Plc.

Makay Plaza, Road 21,

1 Close, Festac Town, Lagos.


Lease Agreement for use of the Central Cafeteria in the SUB.

February 2011

121 Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine, Centre for Global Health, Illinois, USA.

University of Ibadan, for its College of Medicine.

Collaborations on research/research grants, curriculum development, exchange of Faculty members and students, exchange of academic materials etc.

June 2011


122 University of Mines and Technology (UMaT),P.O. Box 237, Tarkwa, Ghana.

University of Ibadan for its Faculty of Technology.

Scholarly cooperative linkage and collaboration in teaching and research, exchange of staff and students, co-supervision of graduate research etc.

June 2011

123 University of Sierra Leone, Freetown, (Institute of Public Administration and Management)

University of Ibadan Collaboration in split-site degree programmes, external examining, exchange of academic materials/information, staff and student exchange etc

August 2011

124

DuPont de Nemours Nig. Ltd, 1679 Karimu Kotun Street, V/I Lagos.

University of Ibadan for its Dept of Crop Protection and Environmental Biology

Collaboration to develop field test data for use of an Avaunt 150 EC based product on cowpeas in Nigeria.

August 2011

125

American Council For Learned Societies(ACLS), 633 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017-6795


Collaboration towards the establishment of an African Humanities Programme (AHP) Fellowship Centre at UI.

August 2011

126

XYBET Solar Technologies Ltd, 5 Adenuga Street, Kongi-Bodija, Ibadan.

University of Ibadan on behalf of Kenneth Dike Library

Service Agreement for the Installed

5KVA Continuous Running Inverter/Charger/Transfer Power Backup System at Kenneth Dike Library

August 2011

127

ITHAKA,(“JSTOR”)

151 East 61st

Street,

New York, NY 10065

Tel. 212 500 2600

Fax 212 500 2366

WWW.ITHAKA.ORG

University of Ibadan on behalf of Kenneth Dike Library

A pilot digitization project that will enable UI to digitize and provide metadata, making it available for use by

scholars all over the world.

September 2011

128

University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa


Research Collaboration in a broad range of fields, and Exchange of Academic materials etc

July 2011

129

University of Arizona,

Tucson, Arizona, USA.

University of Ibadan university-wide, but with more particular reference to Veterinary Medical research.

Collaborative programmes in areas of mutual interest, exchange of faculty and scholars, collaborations in curricular development.

March 2011

130

University of Florida

170 HUB, P.O. Box 113225


Collaborations in the field of Agriculture and Life Sciences

March 2006

131 Global Change System for Analysis, Research and Training(START) –

University of Ghana.

University of Ibadan on behalf of researchers in the Department of Geography

Contract for the Urban Agriculture-Climate Change Assessment Activity for the city Ibadan

May , 2011

132

African Regional Institute,

Imeko, Ogun State, Nigeria

University of Ibadan on behalf of its Institute of African Studies

An agreement to cede to UI/IAS all ARI academic programmes and infrastructures to run for the purpose of education and research

September 2011

133

O’REILLY Institute,

Trinity Research and Innovation,Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.


with particular

reference to the Department of Sociology

Co-supervision of doctoral student in the field of global health.

October 1, 2008

134

NEXGEN AGRO LTD,

2A Lalupon Close,

South West Ikoyi,

Lagos State, Nigeria.

University of Ibadan on behalf of Agronomy Department.

Collaboration on laboratory greenhouse and field trials on 3 soil additives:-

FluvaGrow, HumaGrow and HumaGrow NSC)

September, 2011

135

Otunba Tunwase National

Paediatrics Centre,

Ijebu-Ode


on behalf of the College of Medicine. Also involved the UCH.

An affiliation to afford the students of the COM practice in Paediatrics at the OTNPC.

September 2011

136

Nigeria Field Epidemiology and Laboratory Training Programme (N-FELTP)

University of Ibadan on behalf of the Faculty of Public Health

An affiliation with the Federal Ministries of Health and Agriculture, plus a consortium of 4 others to provide training that will strengthen the Epidemiologic and Laboratory management capacity of Nigeria.

April 2011

137 E-Skripts Technologies LtdClose 17, House 438,Mayfair Garden Estate,Lekki, Lagos.

University of Ibadan An agreement towards facilitating an electronic transcript ordering facility in the University.

July 2011.

138 Olumide Ope-Ewe 20 Adedotun Dina Crescent, Mende,

Maryland, Lagos.

University of Ibadan on behalf of Centre for Sustainable Development (CESDEV)

Consultancy Agreement on Training in Short Courses

June 2011

139

EMPI Group of Institutions, New Delhi,

India


Joint development, implementation and delivery of Executive Education courses for working professionals in fields like International Management and business, Cross-cultural understanding and communications etc.

November 2011

140

Airtel Networks Ltd(Formerly Vee Networks Ltd)


Lease Agreement on the erection of Antenae. Cellular Base Station.

2011-2013

141

Novus International

Inc

University of Ibadan on behalf of a research team based in the Animal Science Dept.

Trial Agreement on a product –

CIBENZA-

which is being tested on poultry

Till March 31,2011

142

United Nations University-Institute for Sustainability and Peace

University-wide Agreement

Quadruple agreement with 3 other

institutions –

University of Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and University of Devpt. Studies on collaborative research.

October, 2011

143

Ayan Agalu Soungobi Foundation

University of Ibadan on behalf of the Institute of African Studies.

An Agreement to permanently host an

Annual talking drum festival as well as other cultural events.

February 2012

144

Russkiy Mir Foundation

121433 Russian Federation, Moscow, Mosfilmovskaya.

University of Ibadan, on behalf of the Dept. of Modern European Studies.

A benefaction to gratuitously transfer of literature, information, multimedia and

presentation materials.

January, 2012

145

University of Development Studies,Tamale, Ghana.


Collaborations on many fronts including research and student exchange

January, 2012


146 University of Tokyo Graduate School of Frontier Sciences


Research Collaboration, Exchange of staff and students etc

March 2012

147

Cuttington University, Suakoko Bong County, Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa.

University-wide

General Research Collaboration, Staff and Student Exchange

March 2012

148

University of Buea, Cameroun.

University of Ibadan, for its department of Fisheries.

The World Bank Financed CORAF/WECARD Sub-grant Agreement for the project on “Sustainable Integrated pond-based aquaculture with rice

and poultry production: economic, social and environmental assessment”

June 2012

149

Green Technology and Development Centre, Essex, UK.

University-wide Agreement but with particular reference to the Faculty of Technology

Academic and Scholarly cooperative linkage in areas that

can support the mandate to promote scientific and technological development by the two Institutions.

July 2012

150

Chief Adebayo Akande

No. 1 Adewumi Street, Felele, Ibadan , Oyo State, Nigeria


A Build, Operate and Transfer agreement for the development of 3Nos. Students’ Hostel Blocks within the University Premises.

March 2010

151

International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), P.M.B. 5320, Oyo Road, Ibadan.

University-wide, but with particular reference to the Faculty of Agric and Forestry.

Collaborative agreement in research and development on topics of mutual interest.

August 2012

152 University of Nebraska Medical Centre (UNMC), Omaha NE 69198, USA.

University of Ibadan Collaborative programme for medical education and exchange of paediatric health care professionals

August 2012

153 Integrated Health Care Limited, 19 Jos Street, Area 3, Garki,Abuja

University of Ibadan. National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) Agreement as an Health Management Organisation (HMO)

August 2012

154

University of Southampton,

United Kingdom

University of Ibadan on behalf of the Faculty of Law.

Collaboration on Jointly supervised PhD programme

October 2012

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UPDATE ON THE HIRING FOR THE 2011/2012 SESSION OF TUTORIAL ASSISTANTS

Appendix III

S/N Participating Departments

No. of Appointed Tutorial Assistants

Names and Level of Appointed Tutorial Assistants

1 Mathematics 3 Adeniran A.C.(MSc), Taiwo Adeolu (MSc), Chukwuedo U.D.(MSc)

2 Physics 5 Ekpo M.E. (PhD), Ayinmode B.O.(PhD), Nwankwor C.U.(MSc), Adekola .F.M.(MSc), Adegoke O.(MSc)

3 Zoology 5 Oluwale F.M.(PhD), Monebi Christianah O.(PhD), Akponine A. Juliet(PhD), Otarigho Benson (PhD), Gbadebo A.M. (MSc)

4 Communication Arts

3 Amenaghawon Francis (M.Phil/PhD), Obasanjo J.O.(M.A), Atunbi Bukola C. (M.A)

5 Religious Studies 1 Oladele V.I. (M.A)

6 Adult Education 1 Ojo Funmilola E. (PhD)

7 Arabic and Islamic Studies 1 Abdulrazaq A.D. (M.A)

8 Anatomy 3 Onatola Olubunmi A.(PhD), Kanu Chioma L. (M.Sc), Onyinye Zelibe P. (M.Sc)

9 Mechanical Engineering

2 Ajayi O,K. (PhD), Adebunmi Okediji (PhD)

10 Economics 2 Ibrahim T.M(M.Sc), Adeniran A.P.(M.Sc)

11 Botany 4 Adewumi Deborah M. (M.Sc), Abiola A.O. (M.Sc), Omosowon S.M. (M.Sc), Babalola B.J. (M.Sc)

12 Statistics 1 Ojo O.O. (PhD)

13 Chemistry 7 Ibeji Collins (PhD), Oyedokun Rukayat A. (PhD), Aghanu Vivian (PhD), Okoli Peter (PhD), Oyeniyi Oluwatoba E. (M.Sc), Bamidele Temitope M. (M.Sc), Akinfenwa Omolaja (M.Sc)

14 History 1 Alanamu Temilola (PhD)

15 Public & International Law 1 A. Adewumi (PhD)

Total 40
