₦airaland Forum

Kingseex1:
Covid19 must take the blame na something tells me that over 30% of covid19 deaths all over the world may not be actually caused by covid
modified
For those quoting me, the WHO and our NCDC Has said it severally that most of the covid19 deaths are those with underlining illness. REASON AM

nothing to reason

You can't understand because you are not a medical doctor!

SaintBeehot:
but we offer the highest number of courses in africa.

That's another lie bro

SaintBeehot:
bro let us make Noise is not easy, mind you we're not just Proud we're intelligently Proud .

But you are disgracing yourself; just like some of you are doing now....the ignorance I just exposed shows lack of intelligence.Assumption,which you guys do is the lowest level of knowledge!


Be cool headed!

SaintBeehot:
which course isn't available please i'd like to know o.

You don't have faculty of veterinary medicine

You don't offer course in Medical laboratory science

You don't offer course (train graduates) in physiology


Those are the one I can remember for now and there are 50s self!


OAU students worldview is too parochial..... everything you guys know about a university is OAU..and you guy don't listen

SaintBeehot:
that was years ago our new Vc is doing well. Hope you get ?

another lie!!!!!!



.that ranking is 2020


Chill!

Let's the school makes noise for itself

yusman14:
OAU is Africa's most beautiful campus..
Google is there for you sir...
Even university of pritoria can't stand in terms of Architectural design...

It's not!

OAU students!

You guys can lie to overhype your school.

What is your problem

SaintBeehot:
Oau is the only unversity in africa that has all faculties and we offer all courses except aeronautic engineering which they are about to start offering. The only thing delaying the course in an airport which the vc i about to build.

All courses

You too dey lie!


You are disgracing other OAU Products!

UI DVC, Adeyemo Wins Scientist of the Year 2020 Award

June 2, 2020 4:18

The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research, Innovation and Strategic Partnerships), University of Ibadan, Professor Olanike K. Adeyemo, has won the Scientist of the Year 2020 Award of the International Achievements Research Center (IARC)

Prof. Adeyemo’s award, according to the IARC, is in the Natural Sciences/Earth and related Environmental Sciences competition category.

The IARC, located in Chicago, IL, USA, is an international organisation empowering talented professionals in science, education, industry, business and technology to achieve new possibilities. IARC stated on its website that it has international programmes and partnerships that provide connections, resources, opportunities and a supportive environment of capable scientists, researchers, engineers, technologists, businessmen and entrepreneurs.


Adeyemo joins another Nigerian, Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina, President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), who was among nine scientists that won the 2019 award.


In 2019, Akinwumi, whose research interest was the development of pro-poor agricultural policies, markets and institutions, reduction of rural poverty, management of large research and development operations, received the Sunhak Peace Prize for his achievements in promoting food security in Africa through agricultural innovation.

The biennial award honours individuals and organisations who have made a significant contribution to world peace for future generations.

According to IARC, on account of Prof. Adeyemo’s scholarship and leadership in transdisciplinary research, a new conceptual, theoretical, methodological, and translational innovation at the Environmental, Animal, Wildlife and Human health interface have been created.

Dr. Adeyemo’s research provides credible transdisciplinary research-backed evidence on the complex linkage between Environmental, Animal and Human Health (One Health), including data on environmental pollution, food safety /anti-microbial resistance, and emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases (global public health) with significant policy implication for the African Continent. Within a continually shrinking world (for example, manner of worldwide spread of Ebola and COVID-19), understanding of the epidemiology of diseases at the environment-wildlife-human interface is very beneficial to global public health and security.


Adeyemo joins another Nigerian, Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina, President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), who was among nine scientists that won the 2019 award.


In 2019, Akinwumi, whose research interest was the development of pro-poor agricultural policies, markets and institutions, reduction of rural poverty, management of large research and development operations, received the Sunhak Peace Prize for his achievements in promoting food security in Africa through agricultural innovation.

The biennial award honours individuals and organisations who have made a significant contribution to world peace for future generations.

According to IARC, on account of Prof. Adeyemo’s scholarship and leadership in transdisciplinary research, a new conceptual, theoretical, methodological, and translational innovation at the Environmental, Animal, Wildlife and Human health interface have been created.


Dr. Adeyemo’s research provides credible transdisciplinary research-backed evidence on the complex linkage between Environmental, Animal and Human Health (One Health), including data on environmental pollution, food safety /anti-microbial resistance, and emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases (global public health) with significant policy implication for the African Continent. Within a continually shrinking world (for example, manner of worldwide spread of Ebola and COVID-19), understanding of the epidemiology of diseases at the environment-wildlife-human interface is very beneficial to global public health and security.


Adeyemo has been using her well-established transdisciplinary collaborative approach in addressing the ecological basis of emerging zoonotic diseases, investigating the interrelated factors of land and water use change, natural resource management (including wildlife conservation and livestock production), and human population behavior that may alter the emergence and spread of zoonotic disease agents, the Centre said.


Prof. Adeyemo’s research findings have linked ecotoxicology to epidemiology of diseases in fish, wildlife and established human health risk associated with zoonotic infectious diseases. Her study on Buruli Ulcer (Mycobacterium Ulcers Disease) directly models the interconnectedness of Environmental, Animal, Wildlife and Human health with the most important finding being establishment of genetic relatedness of environment and human sample isolates.

According to reports, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka said, “The impressive accomplishments she has been demonstrating over the years along with her commitment to excellence, as well as the scientific value and impact of her works on the modern world and human being, contributed in no small measures towards this recognition.”



Adeyemo has been using her well-established transdisciplinary collaborative approach in addressing the ecological basis of emerging zoonotic diseases, investigating the interrelated factors of land and water use change, natural resource management (including wildlife conservation and livestock production), and human population behavior that may alter the emergence and spread of zoonotic disease agents, the Centre said.


Prof. Adeyemo’s research findings have linked ecotoxicology to epidemiology of diseases in fish, wildlife and established human health risk associated with zoonotic infectious diseases. Her study on Buruli Ulcer (Mycobacterium Ulcers Disease) directly models the interconnectedness of Environmental, Animal, Wildlife and Human health with the most important finding being establishment of genetic relatedness of environment and human sample isolates.

According to reports, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka said, “The impressive accomplishments she has been demonstrating over the years along with her commitment to excellence, as well as the scientific value and impact of her works on the modern world and human being, contributed in no small measures towards this recognition.”


Dr. Adeyemo received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and postgraduate trainings (MVPH and Ph.D.) at the University of Ibadan, and was employed as Lecturer Grade II in the Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. She rose rapidly through the ranks to the grade of Full Professorial Chair in 2011. Within the University Dr. Adeyemo has served on 25 Boards and Committees, to date. Most significantly, as sub-Dean (Postgraduate), 2009-2013, Chairman, UI Research & Development Fair (2016-2019), Head of Department (2016-2017) and Pioneer, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research, Innovation and Strategic Partnerships), 2017-date. Outside of the University, she has been serving regionally and internationally, for example, as a Reviewer to 22 internationally recognised learned journals (2003 to date); Executive Member of the Global Young Academy (2013); member, African Academy of Sciences’ Commission on Women in Science in Africa (2014-date); member, Mauritius Declaration on Ocean Sciences (2016); member, Nigeria Academy of Science Committee on Science Advice in Africa (2019); member, Expert Group of the High-Level Panel on Building a Sustainable Ocean Economy (2019); member, TWAS Independent Expert Committee (IEC) in Earth, Astronomy And Space Sciences (2019).



According to reports, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka said, “The impressive accomplishments she has been demonstrating over the years along with her commitment to excellence, as well as the scientific value and impact of her works on the modern world and human being, contributed in no small measures towards this recognition.”


Dr. Adeyemo received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and postgraduate trainings (MVPH and Ph.D.) at the University of Ibadan, and was employed as Lecturer Grade II in the Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. She rose rapidly through the ranks to the grade of Full Professorial Chair in 2011. Within the University Dr. Adeyemo has served on 25 Boards and Committees, to date. Most significantly, as sub-Dean (Postgraduate), 2009-2013, Chairman, UI Research & Development Fair (2016-2019), Head of Department (2016-2017) and Pioneer, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research, Innovation and Strategic Partnerships), 2017-date. Outside of the University, she has been serving regionally and internationally, for example, as a Reviewer to 22 internationally recognised learned journals (2003 to date); Executive Member of the Global Young Academy (2013); member, African Academy of Sciences’ Commission on Women in Science in Africa (2014-date); member, Mauritius Declaration on Ocean Sciences (2016); member, Nigeria Academy of Science Committee on Science Advice in Africa (2019); member, Expert Group of the High-Level Panel on Building a Sustainable Ocean Economy (2019); member, TWAS Independent Expert Committee (IEC) in Earth, Astronomy And Space Sciences (2019).


Dr. Adeyemo has 110 publications including chapters in books, journal articles, conference proceedings, technical reports and monographs; supervised 28 DVM, 22 postgraduate students (MVPH and PhD), and currently supervising 12 postgraduate Students. She has obtained funding /awards towards research and professional development from several organizations, including MASHAV, Israel (2005); START/PACOM, USA (2006); USDA/USAID, USA (2006); USDA/Foreign Agricultural Service, USA (2008); NUFFIC Fellowship Program Grant, Netherlands (2009); IFS, Sweden (2010-2012) and Schlumberger Foundation, USA (2013-2015); USAID (2019-2022).






https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/06/02/ui-dvc-adeyemo-wins-scientist-of-the-year-2020-award/

zeekeyboy:
You no happy say UI dey first 5......wetin you want make Unilorin con talk

what a fallacy

who is talking about being happy here...

lilbarracuda:
GBA GBA!!!!!
it's no fluke that OAU is the most beautiful campus in Africa

I hate this lie
stop disgracing us with your ignorance and noisemakeing

https://www.nairaland.com/5892794/two-new-state-universities-south

lablonclacla:
Easy man, most of these shots aren't up to 10% of the schools. They won't fit in if everything is to be visible and if you really want everything shown, then you need satalite images not drone shots.

bro,I know what I am saying.
I have been to Unilag and OAU and I saw there drone pictures

The person that shot U.I picture is not serious at all
why will you shot just 10% of U.I and call it drone picture.. rubbish

Yenefer:
Good job Sango owoluwa meanwhile

OPINION: Why A Southerner Cannot Become Minister For Abuja
Hello guys. I've been wondering for a while now why we've never had a southern person as minister for FCT, at least, since 1999 till date.

Under Olusegun Obasanjo, these were his FCT ministers:
- Ibrahim Bunu
-Mohammed Abba Gana
-Nasir Ahmad el-Rufai

During Yar'Adua:
-Nasir Ahmad el-Rufai
- Aliyu Modibbo Umar
-Adamu Aliero

During Jonathan's govt:
- Bala Mohammed

Buhari's govt:
-Mohammed Bello

Verdict: ALL of them northerners!

If Northerners have been and are still ministers of petroleum, GMDs of NNPC back to back, why have "foolish" southern presidents made the position of the minister for FCT an exclusive northern affair? And the Northern presidents have now borrowed a leaf from it by continuing it.

Nigeria is a time bomb because when this injustice gets to a boiling point, what's currently happening in the US will be a child's play, if we don't reverse this nepotism that the north is practising over the north despite the fact that nearly 100% of our resources come from the south.

Do you also know that Aso rock architecture is Northern!!!

It's like a typical beautiful old northern house

yusman14:
He is correct sir..
UI has the best medical school..
OAU is better in other courses..

Empty barrel makes the loudest noise

when OAU don't even feature in the first 1000 in the whole world

Onlyonebuhari:
Lol, there is only one great ife, may be you should check webometrics rating of universities and stop petty sentiment.

waoo

I now agree with saying that 60 % of OAU students are brilliant students from villages,who have never traveled and believe OAU is the best thing that has ever happened to them and hence the loudness and noisemaking.

who reckons with webometric ranking again,and to burst the bubbles in your noisemaking brain.

latest webometric ranking you are making noise about,like typical OAU student:

University of Ibadan- 1st in Nigeria 1233 in the whole world...note that U.I is one of top 600 in the whole world according to Times higher education...and their medical school is in top 400 in the whole world


OAU-4th in Nigeria and 2077 in the whole world..like 800 universities are between the noisemaking OAU and cool headed U.I....
like I always say,you guys shouldnt be dragging U.I into your folly,she is on the league of her own.,you are like a child to her.You guys are mate to UNN,UNILAG, UNILORIN etc...most times self those ones, like in this ranking are better than you noisemakers

yusman14:
No need for arguments...
Ask people that attended both schools..

I attended both
I don't have your time either

And those that have persistently ranked U.I higher and NUC knows better

yusman14:
He is correct sir..
UI has the best medical school..
OAU is better in other courses..

Mr Man you are wrong in all your claims!

Even the faculty of Arts?
Agriculture

Vet medicine

SO WHY IS TIME HIGHER EDUCATION ALWAYS RATING U.I HIGHER?

INFACT OAU IS NLT ALWAYS SECOND TO U.I!

DrMuzungu:
His Thiefcellency Tinubu should shut his soakaway pit mouth up and enjoy looted money while he still can, instead of trying to stir more $h1t.

You came late

You are looking for likes from your fellow fools right

Shikena:
Ife was very good in the first few decades of its existence, then brain drain came under Ibrahim Babangida - which affected all - it gradually started becoming empty noise. However, one need to realise that a large chunk of the student population are often brilliant kids from remote villages, so pardon the loud noise. You need to see them trooping in to Ife town from all corners at the beginning of the semester. Most of these have never seen any real university campus so Ife remains the only barometer. UI near them, most of them have never seen. One of several examples, a friend from Ife was from Ijan Ekiti, graduated from Ife, served in Benue & worked in Ibadan for few years & told me he was just entering UI for the first time early this year. Unilag? Lailai, I doubt if the guy won't even get lost in Ojota if just by himself. Yet he can loudly analyse all our universities as an 'expert'. Again, to avoid generalisation, the points here have lots of exceptions so it's not a blanket opinion.

Let me leave story. The big five remain the big five and when you cut off the propaganda, manipulations & ego tripping they are all about the same level generally - UI, ABU, UNILAG, UNN and OAU.

You are right

I know of a bro just like me who decided to go to U.I instead of OAU after visiting both university

yusman14:
UI is not better than OAU in Engineering and some other courses ..

What made the OAU engineering better

You don't need to answer...I don't have time for back and forth argument

Rubbish
OP stop wasting your time

CodeTemplar:
Hmmm....

The UI vs OAU supremacy battle is like Pasuma vs Osupa amongst Fuji faithfuls. It will still be alive 100 years from now walahi.

U I doesn't see you as a rival.

OAU is like a child to it..so also unilag,unilorin and ABU

may be convenant and university of Ghana

U.I has been rated as the best on 8 consecutive times be the times higher education ranking.

the first Nigerian university to be ranked from 300 to 600 in the whole word.


OAU wasn't even in the first 1000 then!

oneman2k7:
OAU is a city on his own

every university is

Onlyonebuhari:
U just made me laugh, UI can't stand OAU in all aspects except one; the Medical school.
I know everything about UI

You sound like a 16yr old 100level student of OAU


when you grow up,come back

If you know U.I very well,you will know that U.I electrification is underG.

Also,your first and second VC were just ordinary professor in U.I when OAU was established just like 1/2 of U.I man power was dashed to unilag after establishment.UNILORIN itself was a college to U I.You can only be comparing yourself with the likes of UNILORIN, UNILAG,UNN and ABU not U.I.

U.I is in a league of her own!

Onlyonebuhari:
The best and most beautiful University in Nigeria. The only place where electricity is underground. No single useless wire like all those glorified secondary schools.

Obviously,you have not gone out.

have you bee. to U.I

YorubaKing:
60% are Yoruba! Fact!

When you're on top of your "food-chain", who dem born well to challenge you?

Is there anything positively great in this nation not dominated by the Yorubas?

Nothing

We just don't shout!

Unlike them

whoelse remember this thread

darecool:
The way Lagos grew from being poor to riches in 20years? How much are you paid to support these evil politicians and their evil hangups

You can Google the IGR and GDP of Lagos in 1999 and 2019

greypencils:
You mean 10%. No Stadium, no Awba dam, No Awo Hall, Idia Hall, PG hall, other halls of residence, no catholic chapel, chapel of the resurrection, no mosque, no alumni guest house, no conference centre, and the one at 2nd gate? No staff club, no Adebayo Akande Hall, no Zoo, faculty of vet medicine, the new CBN building, the CBN hostel? No Gamaliel Onosode park, no social sciences faculty building, no Arts theatre, no view of the department of maths and statistics building, no egbogah building, no tech faculty, faculty of Education annex, faculty of Agriculture nko? Faculty of science nko? the entire layout, all roads and greenery, no ISI? you we never go UCH o?

You are on point up
getting a drone view of 70% of U.I might be difficult.

And U.I is expanding very fast

lablonclacla:
Not anymore bro
https://www.4icu.org/Africa/

4icu ko,4icu ni

who reckons with again
we talking of the times higher education ranking

greypencils:
You've already revealed the excellence of our college of medicine so I won't say more about that. The major difference between the University of Ibadan and Unilag has been stated earlier. Unilag students/graduates are street smart but Uites are research minded. With regards to U.I's faculty of Law, their graduates are still ranked the highest. The number of UI graduates with first class at the last induction at law school is proof, 26, beating OAU with 13, UNN with 10, Babcock with 10 and Unilag with 9. Our faculty of Engineering is also top notch. Have you seen guys being admitted into Cambridge for a PhD in Engineering with just a first degree, skipping Masters? Come to U.I, that's where you see them. Our faculty of Arts and Science still have the best minds. I respect Akokites for their swag, yes I do. Still, Uites are in a class of their own, the very best.

Bro,you are on point