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Legacy of Compassion Lives On as JUBOF Distributes Food Baskets in Ado-Ekiti

Our Correspondence

Hundreds of residents of Odo-Ado community in Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria were filled with joy and relief as the Julius Boboye Olanipekun Foundation (JUBOF) rolled out its 2025 Food Basket outreach, extending vital support to the less privileged and reaffirming the enduring legacy of generosity left behind by the late Chief Julius Boboye Olanipekun, whose life of selfless service continues to inspire meaningful humanitarian action years after his passing.

JUBOF Chairman, Hon. Segun Olanipekun (HSO)

To preserve and institutionalise his enduring legacy of compassion and service, his children founded JUBOF in 2020. Since its inception, the foundation has remained committed to humanitarian intervention, community development, and the promotion of selfless giving. A major expression of this commitment is its flagship annual outreach programme, “JUBOF Food Basket,” which has been held consistently during the Christmas and New Year season since December 2020.

The 2025 edition of the outreach, tagged “JUBOF Food Basket 2025,” recently commenced at Owode Street, Odo-Ado, Ado-Ekiti. The initiative brought relief, hope, and festive joy to residents of the area, particularly members of the less-privileged population within the late Chief’s immediate community. Hundreds of beneficiaries received food items and expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Olanipekun family, offering prayers for continued strength and divine reward.

Beneficiaries

Several beneficiaries recalled the late Chief Julius Boboye Olanipekun as a man of uncommon kindness and generosity whose benevolence positively impacted many lives, noting that his good deeds continue to resonate years after his passing.

Speaking at the outreach, the Chairman of JUBOF, Hon. Segun Olanipekun, explained that the Food Basket initiative was conceived to alleviate hardship among vulnerable members of society, strengthen communal bonds, and sustain the values of love, compassion, and service exemplified by their late father.

distribution of food stuff to the community

Olanipekun reaffirmed the foundation’s resolve to continue uplifting lives and contributing meaningfully to societal well-being, especially during festive seasons.

Also speaking at the event, the Secretary of the Foundation, Mrs. Tosin Adeyemi, highlighted the organisation’s core objectives, which include providing humanitarian assistance, supporting community development, and encouraging a culture of altruism.

She commended the Odo-Ado community for its unwavering support, prayers, and goodwill towards the foundation since its establishment of the scheme.

The JUBOF Food Basket 2025 once again underscores the timeless truth that legacies rooted in kindness endure beyond a lifetime, as the spirit of generosity championed by Late Chief Julius Boboye Olanipekun continues to thrive through impactful and purposeful humanitarian action.

Elebamnews gathered that the Julius Boboye Olanipekun Foundation (JUBOF) is a humanitarian organisation established in honour of the late Chief Julius Boboye Olanipekun, a respected traditional chief and prominent indigene of Ado-Ekiti. Until his demise in June 2020, the late Chief was widely known for his exceptional generosity, selfless disposition, and unwavering commitment to the welfare of Ado-Ekiti sons and daughters, as well as Nigerians across communities.

Late Pa Boboye Olanipekun

Faculty of Computing Admin Staff Host Maiden End-of-Year Party in Grand Style

Bamidele Eleniola

The Administrative Staff of the Faculty of Computing, Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), on Wednesday , December 10,2025 held their maiden end-of-year party, celebrating teamwork, unity and progress in a colourful and heart-warming atmosphere.

Faculty Officer, Mrs Ajibaye

The event opened with an earnest prayer led by the Head of Department, Cybersecurity, Dr. Stephen Alaba Mogaji, who committed the gathering to God and expressed gratitude for the achievements of the year.

In his welcome remarks, the Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Gabriel Ogunleye, appreciated the staff for organizing such a beautiful event. He commended their contributions toward the steady growth of the young faculty and encouraged them to remain dedicated to the development of the faculty and the university as a whole.

Dr. Ogunleye wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year in advance.

The Faculty Officer, Mrs. Helen Oluwatosin Ajibaye, in her heartfelt address, described the event as a special moment, noting that it was the first of its kind since she assumed office as the faculty officer.

She expressed deep appreciation for the unity, support and commitment she has enjoyed from all members of staff, urging them to continue projecting the faculty and the university positively.

The Head of Administration, Data Science and Analytics, Mr. Onaga, also lauded the staff for their cooperation and advised everyone to make meaningful impact wherever they find themselves.

Similarly, the Chairman of the Local Organising Committee (LOC), Mr. Paul, thanked the Faculty Officer for her exemplary leadership which, according to him, has enabled the “baby faculty” to make steady progress. He expressed delight at the harmonious working relationship among the staff.

The Head of Admin, Software Engineering and Secretary of the LOC, Mrs. Olorunfemi Oluwaseun, appreciated all staff for their dedication, noting that their collective commitment remains a major driver of the faculty’s growth.

In her goodwill message, the Head of Admin, Computer Science, Mrs. Veronica Ige, offered prayers for the Faculty Officer and all staff members. She encouraged everyone to uphold the university’s rules and maintain a hardworking, disciplined attitude.

Also speaking, Mrs. Ojo of the Faculty Office expressed her joy and thanked staff for their unwavering support for the Faculty Officer, calling for continued unity and love within the administrative team.

The event also had in attendance ex-corper Bright, and current corps members Timilehin, Emmanuel, Jennifer, Jane, and Goodness, who expressed gratitude to the staff for their fatherly and motherly mentorship in the cause of their service period.

The maiden end-of-year party was filled with camaraderie, laughter and reflections, marking a memorable moment in the Faculty of Computing’s journey.

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Faculty organizes orientation for fresh students

Princess Ken

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.

Manfriend kills FRSC Officer,her daughter for ritual purpose

Victor Fajemirokun, the manfriend of the late officer of the Federal Road Safety Corps, Lasisi Funmilayo, and her daughter, Sewa, has explained why he lured the d3ceased to their death in the hands of some herbalists in Osun State.

Fajemirokun, aged 40 years, was paraded alongside two herbalists, Gboyega Daramola and Sunday James, at the headquarters of the Osun State Police Command in Osogbo on Wednesday.

Suspect

The Osogbo-based businessman said he lured the deceased from Ogun to Ijebu-Jesa in Osun State, having been told by a Muslim cleric that Funmilayo, relying on spiritual manipulations, had used his glory.

PUNCH Metro earlier reported that 39-year-old Funmilayo and her daughter were reported missing on the morning of Sunday, November 2, after they left their residence at the Obasanjo Hilltop Estate, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta, and never returned.

Responding to questions from journalists, Fajemirokun said he was told by a cleric that, as long as Funmilayo was alive, he would not be successful.

Fajemirokun, who said he told his wife in Osogbo that he was going for prayer in Ikoyi, Osun State, admitted inviting Funmilayo from Ogun to Osun because he needed to perform some spiritual cleansing to free himself from the spiritual grip of the deceased.

Fajemirokun said, “I met one Gboyega Daramola on TikTok. The agreement between Funmilayo and me was to go and meet him for spiritual cleansing. So when this man (Gboyega) did a spiritual consultation for me, he said Fumilayo was the one causing misfortune for me. So, he asked me to come with her.

“I went there with Funmilayo to his place at Ijebu-Ijesa. The man told Funmilayo that she had to do some rituals and instructed three men to take her to the bush to perform the rituals. It was in the bush that we k!lled her. The daughter went to the bush with us.

“After killing them, I ran to a mountain in Ikoyi. It was from there that I went to Ibadan. It was as if I was hypnotised. I never really wanted to do that. So, when we got there, I knew that they were going to kill her. I never knew they harvested their organs. I only heard that on the news, and that was when I decided to come back home.”

Stating the role he played in the incident, one of the two herbalists arrested in connection with the crime, James, said he met the two deceased on November 2, in the house of his boss, Daramola.

“I went to my boss’s house, where I met Victor, a woman, and a young girl. My boss (Daramola) told me that Victor had gone to an alfa before, where he was told that his woman friend had used his glory. So, he was there for them to kill his wife and his child.

So, my boss ordered me to k!ll them and threatened me. We took them to a bush where we used a knife to slit their throats. After that, we cut the woman into pieces,” James said.

Daramola, who allegedly gave the order for the k!lling, however, told PUNCH Metro that it was Fajemirokun who instructed them to k!ll the deceased, but denied being present when the crime was perpetrated.

Stating the facts of the case, Osun Police Command CP, Gotan, said Fajemirokun was reported missing on November 2 in Ikoyi, where he had gone to a mountain for prayers.

Subsequently, through intelligence-led investigation and painstaking analysis, on the 16th November, 2025, one Gboyega Daramola ‘m’ a.k.a. ‘Aberefa’ was arrested and confirmed to be an herbalist. During his interrogation, he emphatically confessed that one Fajemirokun Victor ‘m’ was one of his customers, that on the 2nd November, 2025, a woman and her daughter were brought to him by Fajemirokun Victor ‘m’ for a money ritual, and the subject had been k!lled. He further mentioned one Sunday James ‘m’, one Kehinde, and one Idowu to be part of the killers.

Furthermore, on Monday, 17th November, 2025, the suspect Gboyega Daramola ‘m’ a.k.a. “Aberefa” led the detectives to Esa-Odo Dam, Osun State, where the body of one Lasisi Funmilayo Oluwamayokun ‘f’ 38yrs was dumped, who happens to be a senior officer of the Federal Road Safety Corp (FRSC) serving in Ogun State.

“Thereafter, it was recovered and deposited at UNIOSUN Teaching Hospital Morgue for autopsy. Meanwhile, some vital parts of the body, such as the head, breast, two hands, private parts, and others were missing,” the CP said.

During interrogation, he confessed to being the one who slaughtered both mother and her daughter on the instruction of his boss, herbalist, Gboyega Daramola a.k.a. Aberefa’ while the duo of Kehinde and Idowu were the ones who bütchered the body.

“However, the suspect, Sunday James, led the detectives to recover the body of the daughter, Sewa Lasisi, from the bush where she was k!lled. Likewise, some vital parts of the body, such as the Head, the two hands, and the feet were missing. The remains were also deposited at UNIOSUN Teaching Hospital Morgue.

However, it was gathered that Fajemirokun Victor, who masterminded the k!lling, had absconded from being arrested. Through the collaboration with Interpol, Victor Fajemirokun was apprehended in Ghana and repatriated to Nigeria,” Gotan further said.

Assuring that perpetrators of the crime would be taken to court after investigation had been concluded, the CP said efforts would be intensified to arrest others involved in the crime who have not been arrested.

SOURCE: PUNCH

Ogunjobi, Regional Commander, Heads Delegation to RS Major Bamidele Samuel’s Marriage Ceremony

Bamidele Eleniola

The Regional Commander of the Sophia Ajayi Region Command, RS Major General Pius Ogunjobi, on Saturday led a distinguished delegation of senior officers to the wedding ceremony of RS Major Bamidele Samuel, the Divisional Commandant of Ikere-Ekiti.

The marriage ceremony, held at Four Square Church, Idi Isin, Ikere-Ekiti, Nigeria, attracted top-ranking officials including, RS Tayo Omidiji, RS Major Farotimi Micheal ( The Regional treasurer) , Regional Training Officer, RS Captain Temitope Oguntoyinbo, the Ado Divisional Commandant, RS Major Michael Ogunmodede, alongside several senior officers who turned out to honour the couple.

A key highlight of the event was sword of Honour mounted by Royal Shepherd officers immediately after the church service, reflecting discipline, respect, and celebration for the newlyweds

In his homily, the Pastor-in-Charge, Pastor Ojo admonished the newly wedded couple to love one another wholeheartedly, stressing that God dwells in any home where true love and understanding flourish. He reminded them that marriage is a sacred covenant that requires patience, forgiveness and mutual commitment.

The pastor charged the wife to remain submissive in line with biblical principles, while also urging the husband to cherish, honour and respect his wife at all times. He added that when both partners play their God-given roles diligently, peace, progress and divine blessings will abound in their home.

The ceremony was marked by joy, camaraderie and heartfelt support as RS Major Bamidele Samuel and his wife began their new journey together.

FUOYE SSANU Congratulates Prof. Ogunwole on Appointment as Vice-Chancellor

The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) Branch, has congratulated Professor Ogunwole on his appointment as the new Vice-Chancellor of the institution.

Prof. Joshua Olalekan OGUNWOLE

In a goodwill message signed by the Branch Chairman, Comrade Benjamin O. Faleye, and Secretary, Comrade Ayomikun Aluko, the Union described Professor Ogunwole’s emergence as a great recognition of his academic excellence, administrative acumen, and unwavering commitment to the ideals of university education.

The statement reads in part: “Your appointment comes at a defining moment in the life of our University – a time that calls for renewed trust, collective responsibility, and visionary leadership. We believe that your wealth of academic experience, administrative competence, and commitment to excellence will usher in a new era of stability, innovation, and progress in FUOYE.”

According to the Union, SSANU-FUOYE expressed optimism that the new Vice-Chancellor’s tenure would usher in a new era of peace, inclusiveness, and sustained institutional development. The Union reaffirmed its readiness to collaborate with the new administration to promote staff welfare, academic growth, and overall university progress.

“We are confident that Professor Ogunwole’s wealth of experience, visionary leadership, and passion for excellence will propel FUOYE to greater heights. SSANU, as a responsible stakeholder, pledges its full support and cooperation towards the success of his administration,” the statement added.

NOUN Commends Prof. Oyawoye for Her Role in Establishing Ilupeju-Ekiti Study Centre

The management of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) has showered praises on Professor Olubukola Oyawoye for her exceptional commitment, visionary leadership, and selfless service in the establishment of the NOUN Special Study Centre, Ilupeju-Ekiti.

DVC, Administration , Prof Shehu, Sir Dipo Ajayi and a former DVC, NOUN , Prof. Baswat cutting the ribbon

The commendation came during the official commissioning and launch ceremony of the newly completed special centre, which brought together dignitaries from diverse sectors, academia, and government institutions.

Speaking on behalf of the Vice-Chancellor of NOUN, Prof. Olufemi Peters, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration), Prof. Shehu Usman Adamu, described Prof. Oyawoye as a diligent academic whose expertise and dedication played a pivotal role in the realization of the centre. He noted that the establishment of the Ilupeju-Ekiti Centre aligns with NOUN’s vision of expanding access to quality higher education across Nigeria, particularly in communities that are underserved.

“Prof. Oyawoye has been instrumental in translating this vision into reality. Her professional guidance, hard work, and commitment to excellence reflect the spirit of NOUN and the ideals of service to humanity,” the VC said

Also speaking at the historic event , The Donor and Facilitator of the centre, Asiwaju Sir Dipo Ajayi, also expressed deep appreciation to Prof. Oyawoye for her dexterity and unwavering support throughout the project. According to him, the success of the centre was made possible through teamwork, dedication, and the invaluable consultancy services rendered by Prof. Oyawoye.

The Donor and Facilitator of the National Open University of Nigeria, Special Centre Ilupeju Ekiti, Asiwaju Sir Dipo Ajayi

Sir Ajayi further commended the management of NOUN for its collaboration and commitment to ensuring that the centre meets national standards, adding that the initiative was borne out of his desire to bring tertiary education closer to the people of Ilupeju-Ekiti and its environs.

In his remarks, the Registrar of the institution, Mr. Oladipupo Ajayi, expressed satisfaction with the level of readiness of both the centre and the host community. He affirmed that the facilities were up to standard and that the Ilupeju-Ekiti Study Centre was fully prepared to commence academic activities without delay.

The traditional ruler of the town, the Apeju of Ilupeju-Ekiti, Oba Sunday David, commended Sir Dipo Ajayi for his generosity and vision, describing the project as a blessing to the community. The monarch offered heartfelt prayers for the donor, appreciating his continued commitment to the progress and educational advancement of Ilupeju-Ekiti.

The commissioning ceremony attracted a distinguished array of guests, including Hon. Akin Rotimi Jr., the Spokesperson of the House of Representatives; the Vice-Chancellors of Ekiti State University (EKSU), Prof Babatola Ayodele and the Federal University of Technology and Environmental sciences, Prof Olugbenga Aribisala; and the Chief Medical Director of the Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital (EKSUTH), Dr Olabanji, Bishop Felix Ajakaye, Bishop Catholic Diocese of Ekiti, Global Evangelicalist Toyosi Omope,among several others.

The highlight of the event was the official ribbon-cutting ceremony performed by the DVC Administration, followed by a guided tour of the facilities within the centre, led by the consultant, Prof. Oyawoye. The guests expressed delight at the quality of infrastructure and the serene environment of the study centre, describing it as a model for other NOUN centres across the country.

The establishment of the NOUN Study Centre in Ilupeju-Ekiti marks a significant milestone in the expansion of educational opportunities for residents of Ekiti State. It is expected to provide flexible and accessible learning opportunities to working-class individuals, students, and professionals seeking to further their education without leaving their jobs or families.

The event concluded with songs of thanksgiving and celebration as the community expressed gratitude to God and all stakeholders who made the dream of having a federal tertiary institution in Ilupeju-Ekiti a reality.

Oreniwa Youth Forum Donates Writing Materials to Primary Schools

Nifesimi OGUNGBE, Ekiti

As part of its social responsibility to ensure that students in Ikole West LCDA have access to quality education, the Oreniwa Youth Forum donated writing materials to primary schools in the area.

This event commenced on Thursday, October 9, 2025, when the Oreniwa Youth Forum visited several primary schools in Ikole West LCDA, providing students with exercise books, pens, pencils, and school bags.

During this significant event, the President of the Oreniwa Youth Forum, Damilola Adewale said, “It is our commitment and dedication to give back to our community and to support the growth and development of our LCDA, with or without political influence.”

The pupils and teachers at the visited schools expressed their gratitude with words of appreciation and prayers for the Youth Forum’s efforts.

The schools visited included:

Community Primary School, Igbona Ekiti
Holy Apostolic High School, Asin Ekiti
L.A West, Ootunja Ekiti
St. Paul’s Primary School, Ori-Apata Usin Ekiti
C.A.C Primary School, Isaba Ekiti, and
Community Primary School, Ikoyi-Ile Ekiti among others

Responding, the head teacher said, ” We extend our heart. This is thanks to everyone who contributed to this initiative. Your generous donations made this success possible”

Also, the elated students appreciated the forum for providing the materials, promising that the actions would spur them to work harder and ensure they are more focused on their studies

In his appreciation message, Adewale showered encomium on those who contributed to the success of the program.

” I want to appreciate everyone who contributed to the project adding that God Almighty will continue to replenish their pockets”

ORENIWA KO NI BAJE O
LONG LIVE ORENIWA YOUTH FORUM
LONG LIVE IKOLE WEST

FABOTAS College Set to Participate in NBTE/NIPOSSGA Technical Meeting at Auchi Polytechnic

In a bid to strengthen its commitment to sports excellence and national visibility, FABOTAS College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria will be participating in the forthcoming Technical Committee Meeting of the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE)/Nigeria Polytechnic Senior Staff Games Association (NIPOSSGA), scheduled to hold between 7th and 9th October, 2025 at Auchi Polytechnic, Edo State.

The meeting, which precedes the 22nd edition of the NBTE/NIPOSSGA Games slated for December 4–14, 2025, will gather sports directors, coaches, and technical heads from all Accredited institutions across Nigeria to deliberate on technical guidelines, logistics, and innovations for the upcoming games.

FABOTAS College will be represented by its Head Coach, Mr. Oguntuase Ebenezer, who will participate as a Technical Committee Member. His attendance marks a significant step in the college’s growing involvement in national sporting activities since joining the association in 2024 and participating as observers in the Ijakadi Offa Games 2024.

According to the College Board of Directors, this participation will not only provide exposure and networking opportunities but also serve as an avenue for publicity as the college continues with its 2025/2026 admission exercise. The coach is also expected to engage in promotional outreach by sharing the college’s vision and distributing flyers and banners during the event.

FABOTAS College remains committed to promoting academic excellence, health/physical fitness, and institutional visibility through active participation in national and intercollegiate sporting activities.

#FABOTASCollege #NIPOSSGA2025 #NBTE #SportsDevelopment #AdoEkiti #EducationAndSports

FUOYE Launches Data Privacy Club in Partnership with NDPC; Inaugurates Pioneer Executives

Segun Owolabi

On Thursday, September 11, 2025, the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) launched its inaugural Data Privacy Club, a groundbreaking initiative facilitated by the Directorate of Advancement, under the leadership of Professor Olubukola Oyawoye, in collaboration with the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC). This initiative aims to enhance awareness of digital rights, data protection, and responsible online engagement among students.

Ag. Vice Chancellor , Professor Olubunmi Samuel Shittu

The launch event, held at the university, was attended by Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor Olubunmi Shittu, Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Administration Professor Tajudeen Opoola, and the Registrar, who was represented by Mr. Sunday A. Akinkumi, along with NDPC representatives, faculty members, and students.

During the launch, Professor Adebola Aderibigbe, Director of the Directorate of Career Services, encouraged students to view data privacy not just as a regulatory requirement, but as an essential life skill that protects their personal identity in an increasingly digital world. He also urged the newly inaugurated executives to incorporate honesty and integrity into the club’s operations, emphasizing that transparency in leadership is crucial for maintaining the club’s credibility and impact.

Barrister Alex Onwe, a representative from the NDPC, reiterated the Commission’s commitment to supporting the club with resources and technical guidance to enhance its effectiveness.

A highlight of the event was the inauguration of the pioneer executives of the FUOYE Data Privacy Club. The elected officers are:

Alademomi Stephen Tioluwani – President
Nwanya Uche Paul – Vice President
Oluwagbamila Erioluwa – General Secretary
Fawole Deborah Tosin – Public Relations Officer I
Aremu Adesina Oladapo – Director of Research I
Adewuyi Toba Francis – Director of Operations I
Awolusi Elizabeth Oluwaseun – Financial Secretary

In her remarks, Professor Olubukola Oyawoye, Director of Advancement, noted that the establishment of the club is part of the Directorate’s mission to foster partnerships, innovation, and student-centered initiatives that position FUOYE as a globally competitive institution.

“The Data Privacy Club is expected to organize a variety of activities, including workshops, peer learning sessions, and community outreach programs, aimed at equipping students with the knowledge needed to protect personal and institutional data, while also becoming advocates for responsible digital behavior.”