LAUTECH Doctoral Alumni Endow ₦1 Million Prize in Honour of Prof. Julius Kola Oloke
A ₦100,000 prize will go to the top graduating microbiology student, starting with the April 2026 convocation.
A ₦100,000 prize will go to the top graduating microbiology student, starting with the April 2026 convocation.
Prof. Florence Adeyemo praised nurses' work during the Ebola and COVID-19 outbreaks.
Officials of the Industrial Training Fund's Ibadan Area Office joined the on-campus session.
A seven-member committee led by Prof. I. A. Adeyemo will review and modernise the association's bye-laws.
The committee, chaired by Prof. Remi Aworemi, will grow alumni membership and engagement across the university.
Mar&Mor Engineering Services, founded by LAUTECH alumni, donated the system that now runs the centre.
Alumni donations and a friend of the university funded a co-working space in the Seyi Makinde Innovation and Technology Hub.
Adebimpe Ibrahim turned his final-year project on ogi into a business pitch and won ₦500,000.
Three LAUTECH teams reached the seven-team finals; SAOT took first place at the hackathon in Lagos.
The Nigeria Computer Society gave its highest professional ICT honour to the LAUTECH Council member.