University of Ibadan Appoints 17 Professors Emeriti + Full List  

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The University of Ibadan (UI) has appointed seventeen retired professors as Professors Emeriti, in recognition of their distinguished contributions to scholarship, teaching and research across various disciplines.

 

 

The appointments confer on the retired academics the title of Emeritus Professor.

 

The newly appointed Professors Emeriti represent a broad range of disciplines spanning the Sciences, Medicine, Education, Social Sciences, Pharmacy, Veterinary Medicine and Environmental Studies.

 

The appointees are:

 

Professor Alexander Bababunmi Odaibo — Zoology

Professor Rotimi Ayodele Oderinde — Chemistry

Professor Matthew Shokunbi — Anatomy

Professor Ambrose EmilolOrun Aiyelari — Soil Resources Management

Professor Adenike Elizabeth Emeke — Institute of Education

Professor Adegoke Gbadegesin Falade — Paediatrics

Professor Helen Okihaofe Osinowo — Psychology

Professor Oladimeji Oladepo — Health Promotion and Education

Professor Kolawole Timothy Jaiyeoba — Pharmaceutics and Industrial Pharmacy

Professor Stephen Akpavie — Veterinary Pathology

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Professor Michael Asuzu — Community Medicine

Professor Ezekiel Ayoola — Mathematics

Professor Samuel Babatunde Agbola — Urban and Regional Planning

Professor Eyiwumi Falaye — Aquaculture and Fisheries Management

Professor Olayemi Omotade — Institute of Child Health

Professor Bola Ayeni — Geography

Professor Isaac Folorunsho Adewole — Obstetrics and Gynaecology

The appointments highlight the university’s recognition of their outstanding contributions to teaching, research, mentorship and service to the University of Ibadan, as well as their enduring impact on the academic and institutional development of the university, and their contributions to their respective fields.

 

 

Source:Prime Star News

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