The Industrial Park Unit (IPU), of the University has reviewed upward, the price per bread loaf. A release signed by the Production Manager, IPU, Mr. Abayomi Leigh informed that the upward review was as a result of the increasing cost of bakery ingredients. The release further stated that, in July alone, flour which is a […]

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APPLICATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE INTO THE 10-MONTH INTENSIVE & RESIDENTIAL CAMBRIDGE ‘A’ LEVEL PROGRAMME, AT THE END OF THE PROGRAMME SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES ARE GUARANTEED ADMISSION INTO THE 200 LEVEL OF ALL COURSES OFFERED BY FUNAAB OR ANY OTHER UNIVERSITY WITHIN AND OUTSIDE NIGERIA. Forms are obtainanble at ZENITH BANK, Isale-Igbein Abeokuta Branch on the payment […]

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The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olusola Bandele Oyewole has described as untrue, the speculation of a hike in tuition fees in the forthcoming 2012/2013 Academic Session. Professor Oyewole made the clarification and dispelled other similar rumours as baseless and unfounded, at a luncheon, organised for the Students’ Union Executive, in appreciation of their contributions to the success […]

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… The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olusola Bandele Oyewole foreclosing the issue of late registration among students at a Luncheon in honour of the Executives of the Students’ Union I want to tell our dear students that it is now mandatory for them to get registered within two weeks of resumption because I’m surprised that some students […]

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In a bid to fulfil his pledge of boosting Internet services on campus, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Olusola Bandele Oyewole, has approved the increment of the University’s bandwidth from five megabytes per second (mbps) to 50 (mbps). Professor Oyewole disclosed this achievement even as he pleaded with members of the University community to bear with […]

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The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olusola Bandele Oyewole has foreclosed late registration among students, warning that none of them will be allowed to register after two weeks of resumption, as stipulated in the University regulations. Professor Oyewole stated this even as he disclosed that nine out of the 10 students of the College of Management Sciences that […]

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In what could be described as a vote of confidence, members of the FUNAAB Staff Cooperative Multipurpose Society Limited have returned most of their Executive officers, to run its affairs for the next one year. They were asked to simply “take a bow” and continue their tenure, at the 25th Annual General Meeting of the […]

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The Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Professor Olusola Bandele Oyewole has stated that strong student unionism would engender great leaders for the nation. Professor Oyewole made this observation at a Luncheon organised in honour of Student leaders, held at the International Scholars’ and Resource Centre, FUNAAB. He stated that the successful […]

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The Area Manager, Industrial Training Fund (ITF) Abeokuta Area Office, Mr. Abayomi Moses Ososona, has paid a courtesy call on Professor Olusola Bandele Oyewole, following his appointment as Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. During the visit, Mr. Osasona highlighted the mandate of the ITF which focuses on Human Capital Development and Students’ […]

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The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund)’s Impact Assessment Team, has commended the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), for its judicious utilization of capital projects funds. The team leader, Mr. Aliyu Mustapha, stated this during the team’s inspection of capital projects executed by the University as other members of his team expressed satisfaction with the […]

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