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The Faculty of Computing, Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), has successfully conducted its maiden orientation programme for newly admitted students of the 2025/2026 academic session.
Dean, Faculty of Computing, Dr. Gabriel Ogunleye
The event, held on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, at the New Faculty of Science Auditorium (NFSA), was designed to equip fresh students with essential information required to excel academically, socially, and professionally in the field of computing.
In his welcome address, the Dean of the Faculty of Computing, Dr. Gabriel O. Ogunleye, gave a brief history of the Faculty, explaining its unbundling from the Faculty of Science to better serve students pursuing computing-related disciplines.
Dr. Ogunleye, who was also the pioneer Head of the Department of Computer Science, urged the students to remain focused and dedicated to their studies. He cautioned them against social vices.
“I urge you to shun cultism, examination malpractices, indecent dressing, and any behavior that could truncate your promising future.” Dean said
He further encouraged them to be good ambassadors of the University.
The programme featured a series of lectures delivered by distinguished scholars within the University community. The Deputy Dean, Dr. L. B. Adewole, spoke on career opportunities within the computing field, while the ASUU Chairman and Head of Software Engineering, Dr. O. A. Fagbuagan, addressed the challenges of campus life and strategies for overcoming them. The Head of the Department of Computer Science, Dr. Olaiya Folorunsho, outlined important examination regulations, and the Head of Cybersecurity, Dr. Stephen A. Mogaji, warned against involvement in secret cults and the use of hard drugs.
Also speaking at the epoch event , the Head of Data Science and Analytics, Dr. (Mrs.) C. Y. Daramola, delivered a lecture on decent dressing. Mrs. Anyakorah sensitized the students on the proper use of the University Library, while the Faculty Counsellor, Mrs. Folahanmi Oluwakemi Ekundayo, highlighted the vital roles of guidance and counselling in students’ academic success. Mr. E. A. Adeoti educated the freshers on laboratory and safety regulations, and Dr. Maximilian Ikenna Odoh enlightened them on the services available at the University Medical Centre.
A lively interactive session followed the presentations, giving students the opportunity to ask questions and gain clarity on essential aspects of university life.
In his vote of thanks, the Faculty President, Comrade Vincent Oluwatobiloba Kelvin, expressed deep appreciation to the faculty management and staff for their continuous support.
He commended the Faculty Officer, Mrs. Helen Ajibaye, for her motherly guidance and dedication to student welfare.
Comrade Vincent warmly welcomed the fresh students and encouraged them to take full advantage of the resources and opportunities available within the Faculty.
Faculty President, Comrade Vincent
Elebamnews gathered that the orientation programme marks a significant step in shaping the academic and personal development of FUOYE’s newest students, reinforcing the University’s commitment to producing disciplined, well-rounded, and academically sound graduates.
