EKITI STATE UNIVERSITY

Welcome to the Registry

The Registry is the administrative arm of Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti. Established in 1982, it is as old as the University itself.

The Registry provides administrative support for the day-to-day running of the University. It is the custodian of the University’s laws, statutes, procedures and operations.

Since inception, the Registry has recorded significant growth in staffing, structure and operations. It plays a pivotal role in actualising the vision of the University: to be a world-class university.

Philosophy of the Registry

Given the complex nature of Nigeria’s university system, the Registry is strategically positioned to organise, coordinate and support the University in serving its diverse communities, without fragmenting the academic system.

The Registrar and the Registry reflect the University’s knowledge base through the management services they render, ensuring that intellectual goals, human interactions and institutional needs are addressed promptly and effectively.

Objectives of the Registry

The Registry is the engine room of university administration and the major service provider to Management in the pursuit of the University’s objectives.

Under the Registrar, the Registry articulates and coordinates deliberate efforts towards the development of the Institution. It does this through its structures and personnel, by promoting and preserving sound administrative practices and procedures.

The Registry supports University Management in achieving its goals through observance of rules and regulations, promotion of institutional culture, and the acquisition of managerial skills and leadership capacity required for higher education administration.

The committee system remains the bedrock of University administration. It is supported by the University’s administrative structures, organs and offices. University administration exists to serve, articulate and achieve the management objectives of the Institution.

The SUBLIME Model for EKSU Registry

The University administration is being strategically repositioned by the EKSU Registry under the current administration of the Vice-Chancellor through the adoption of the SUBLIME Model:

– S — SPECIALTY: Pioneering best practices and innovative approaches for continuous improvement in university administration.

– U — UNISON: Partnering seamlessly with all staff across divisions to achieve the University’s goals.

– B — BOUNDARIES: Treating all students, staff and community partners with dignity, fairness and justice, while operating a student-centred, alumni-oriented and staff-engaged system that consistently meets stakeholders’ needs.

– L — LEADERSHIP: Demonstrating a high level of collaboration for shared institutional goals and mutual support between academic and non-academic personnel.

– I — INTEGRITY: Upholding transparency, ethics and accountability in work processes and relationships.

– M — MAINSTREAMING: Building an equitable and accessible environment for all.

– E — EXCELLENCE: Delivering high-quality, accurate and efficient academic records management and archival services.

A Clarion Call: This model is a call to service for all Registry staff to embrace these thematic strategies in promoting the growth and development of the University, and in ensuring productivity, best practices and exemplary standards.

Structure of the Registry

The Registry presently comprises:

1. The Office of the Registrar
2. The Directorates
3. Divisions, Units and Offices of the Registry

As custodian of rules and regulations, keeper of the University’s values and traditions, and enforcer of its regulations, the Registry provides support services and administrative and secretariat functions. It services statutory committees in the academic and non-teaching Departments, Programmes, Centres, Institutes, Colleges and Faculties, as well as University organs established by law.

From the central administration to the Faculties, Colleges, Sections, Units, Divisions, Directorates and Departments, the University administration exists to promote uncompromising quality standards, innovative academic organisation and a well-structured educational enterprise, in support of teaching and learning, community service and sustainable research.

The University continues to expand its scope of operations. This has led to the creation of several Offices, Directorates and Units, headed by seasoned administrators who are responsible to the Registrar.

The Office of the Registrar

The Office of the Registrar is the administrative hub of Ekiti State University. It coordinates all administrative functions and non-academic affairs of the University to ensure smooth, efficient, effective, accountable and transparent functioning of the Institution.

The Registrar’s Office plays a pivotal role in servicing key decision-making bodies, implementing University policies, and overseeing critical administrative units, including Personnel Affairs (Establishment), Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, Council Affairs and General Administration, and Pension and Allied Matters. Other Divisions include Admissions, Senate and Academic Matters, Examinations and Records, Notification and Certificates, and the NELFUND Desk, among others.

The Registry is headed by the Registrar, a Principal Officer of the University and member of University Management. The Registrar serves as the Chief Administrative Officer of the University and Secretary to the Governing Council, Senate and Congregation.

Appointment of Registrars Since Inception

After the creation of the University in March 1982, the Proprietor, the State Government, constituted the Governing Council. The Council was constituted by the Government with a Permanent Secretary, Mr. Faba, as the Secretary. He served in that capacity until the pioneer Registrar and Secretary to Council was appointed.

The University has been served meritoriously by seven substantive Registrars in succession as follows:

1. Chief Dr. Johnson George Oladeji Adegbite (1982–1995)

He joined the services of the University on 1st August 1982 as pioneer Registrar and Secretary to Council. He laid the foundation and pillars of the University Registry on which the Registry subsists for many years. He was the former Director of Student Affairs at the University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. He retired in 1995 from the University.

2. Chief Michael Olatunde Ogunniyi (1995–2005)

Following the retirement of Chief Adegbite, Mrs. Rachael O. Faluyi, the first Deputy Registrar produced by the University was appointed as the Ag. Registrar until Chief Ogunniyi, then a Deputy Registrar at the University of Ilorin, became the 2nd substantive Registrar. He made varied efforts by giving leadership direction to the Registry towards playing a meaningful role in the university activities, its town and gown relationship, the administration of academic programmes and providing a robust atmosphere for Registry services in the university community with the help of his subordinates. His tenure ended in 2005.

3. Dr. Omojola Omowumi Awosusi (2005–2014)

He was another Deputy Registrar produced by the University, before he was appointed as the 3rd substantive Registrar and Secretary to Council in 2005. He was committed from the outset at providing an enabling environment for Registry staff to provide prompt and efficient services in different aspects of the University administration. He was also focused on addressing staff welfare, staff development and training, mentoring, provision of working tools and use of ICT, proper orientation in the use of communication skills for improved work performance, punctuality at work and playing visible roles in university affairs. He retired in 2014.

4. Mr. Emmanuel Adebisi Ogunyemi (2014–2016)

He was a former Deputy Registrar before he served as the Registrar of defunct University of Education, Ikere-Ekiti. He later returned to the University as a Director until he was appointed as the 4th substantive Registrar on 10th October 2014. He provided leadership with finesse and and modesty and remained above board in his approach to work organization and leadership ethics. He saw to the proper coordination and placement of staff in the Registry to be able to perform their roles and helping the Registry to focus on university activities to improve the delivery of quality services. He retired in 2016.

5. Mr. Akinwumi Olusola Arogundade, Esq. (2016–2021)

He was a Deputy Registrar (Legal Services) in the University before he was appointed by Council on 9th May 2016 as the 5th substantive Registrar. During his sojourn in the Registry, he experimented with many changes on Registry role across the university. He deploying younger personnel to leadership positions in the core Registry, restructure Registry operations for centralized control, proper supervision and accountability while addressing administrative bottlenecks and lapses. He served a five-year term ending in May 2021.

6. Mr. Ife Joseph Oluwole (2021–2026)

He is an alumnus of the University and a Deputy Registrar at the Federal University of Technology, Akure before he commenced work in the University as the Registrar on 10th May 2021 for a five-year term, which ended on 8th May 2026. He was a believer in Registry use of ICT and in organizing training programmes for staff development with commitment towards addressing reforms in the areas of transcript issuance and certificate production. He increased Registry commitment towards Alumni engagement and advancement and maintained a student friendly relations in the University. Upon his exit at the tenure expiration, a Director in the Registry, Mr. Emmanuel O. Akindele briefly served as the Acting Registrar.

7. Dr. Jadesola Eyitayo Taiwo Babatola (2026–date)

He was a Deputy Registrar in the University, an alumnus and had served as Registrar in three tertiary institutions, before the Governing Council appointed him as the 7th substantive Registrar and Secretary to Council on 17th September 2026. He assumed duty on Monday, 5th October 2026, for a five-year term as Registrar.

Short Profile of the 7th Substantive Registrar – Dr. Jadesola Eyitayo Taiwo Babatola

The Governing Council of Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, at its regular meeting held on Thursday, 17th September 2026, approved the appointment of Dr. Jadesola Eyitayo Taiwo Babatola as the 7th Substantive Registrar and Secretary to Council for a five-year term with effect from Monday, 5th October 2026.

Family Background

Dr. Babatola is in his mid-50s. He was born into the family of the late Chief Dr. J. E. Babatola, the Olora of Ado-Ekiti, a renowned educationist, nationalist and politician from Ekiti and the late Chief (Mrs.) M.E. Babatola, a pioneer of Montessori education in Ekiti State. He is married to Chief (Mrs.) Modupe J. Babatola, an alumna of the University and the marriage is blessed with children and grandchildren.

Academic Qualifications

Dr. Babatola attended the prestigious Christ’s School, Ado-Ekiti, for his secondary education. He obtained a B.A. (Hons) degree in History from Ondo State University, Ado-Ekiti (now Ekiti State University) in 1990; an M.Sc. degree in Political Science (Public Administration) from the University of Ibadan in 1997; and a Ph.D. in History and International Studies from Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, in 2019.

Professional Qualifications

Dr. Babatola is a distinguished member of several professional bodies, including:

Fellow, Nigerian Institute of Management (FNIM); Fellow, Chartered Institute of Administration (FCIA); Fellow, Institute of Management Consultants (FIMC); Fellow, Institute of Corporate Administration (FCAI); Full Member, Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (MCIPM); Member, Association of Nigerian University Professional Administrators (MANUPA); Member, Association of University Administrators (MAUA), UK, now Association of Higher Education Professionals (AHEP); and Associate Member, Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (ACIS).

Working Experience and Community Service

After a brief stint in supervisory and middle-level managerial roles in the private sector, Dr. Babatola joined Ekiti State University as Administrative Officer I in 2001.

In 2007, he was appointed Commissioner in the Ekiti State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) on leave of absence. He later returned to the University.

He rose through the ranks to Deputy Registrar in 2015, having served in various units of the Registry and the University.

Prior to his appointment as the 7th Substantive Registrar of EKSU, he served as:

– Registrar and Secretary to Council, National Institute for Educational Planning and Administration (NIEPA), Ondo (2017–2018);

– Registrar and Secretary to Council, Federal Polytechnic, Ekowe, Bayelsa State (2018–2021); and

– Registrar and Secretary to Council, Ajayi Crowther University, Oyo (2021–2025).

Specialty

Dr. Babatola has carved a niche for himself as a historian and public affairs analyst, with several books, book chapters and journal articles to his credit as an academic researcher, university administrator and Google Scholar.

He was elected Global President and member of the Board of Trustees of the Alumni Association of the University of Ado-Ekiti (now EKSU) in 2007, during which period he served as a member of the University Governing Council and Visitation Panel.

He is widely travelled and has been honoured with chieftaincy titles in different communities.

Vision and Mission of the 7th Substantive Registrar

Vision Statement

To reposition the EKSU Registry as a 21st-century, world-class service provider and recognised institutional hub, comparable to the registries of Ivy League and other leading global universities.

Mission Statements

– To foster a stable polity and a supportive environment that sustains a symbiotic relationship within the University.

– To support the institutional mandate for strategic leadership and constructive development.

– To preserve institutional integrity through a culture of excellence, efficiency and productivity.

– To encourage capacity building through extensive staff training and improved welfare.

– To build a reliable and viable team for effective cooperation and positive engagement.

– To deploy cutting-edge Information and Communication Technology to drive digitally-enabled administration.

– To empower alumni, staff and students to uphold the highest standards.

Contact Information

Email: [email protected]

Tel: 08071142017 (Official line – WhatsApp/Weekdays only)

DIRECTORATE OF COUNCIL AFFAIRS

The Directorate of Council Affairs is an integral part of the Registry that facilitates the activities of the Governing Council for the realisation of the University’s corporate objectives.

It began as the Council Affairs and General Administration Division, one of the vital administrative divisions of the Registry, before it was upgraded to a Directorate. Following its elevation, a Director was appointed to assist the Registrar in its day-to-day administration. The Directorate was further restructured into two Divisions:

1. Council Affairs Division headed by Mrs. O. O. Omotoye, a Deputy Registrar
2. General Administration Division headed by Mrs. R. I. Akinyosotu, a Deputy Registrar

Philosophy

The Governing Council is charged with the general control and superintendence of the policy, finance and property of the University, and operates through various Committees.

Membership of the Council includes representatives of the Government, the National Universities Commission, the Alumni Association (Convocation), Congregation and external interests.

The Directorate services the Governing Council and attends to its general welfare. It is also responsible for registering prospective contractors, processing approved contract papers, and handling facility management, management services and other related matters not specifically assigned to any other Division of the Registry.

Objectives

To assist the Registrar and Secretary to Council in servicing meetings of the Governing Council, Congregation, Management Committee, major University Committees and Sub-Committees of Council, through:

– Arrangement of accommodation, entertainment, transportation and payment of allowances for Council meetings;

– Provision of essential services and facilities at meeting venues;

– Drafting of circulars, decision extracts, mails and confidential reports;

– Proofreading of memos and other University documents requiring the use of the University Seal by the Vice-Chancellor and the Registrar;

– Collation and preparation of Council meeting folders, including covering and original papers; and

– Production of minutes of University Committee meetings for the Vice-Chancellor’s vetting.

The Directorate services the Governing Council and its Committees (statutory and ad hoc), including the Finance and General Purposes Committee, Tenders Board, Council Appeal Committee (CAC), Petty Contracts Committee (PCC), Public-Private Partnership (PPP), Congregation, Board of Survey, Security Committee, Library Committee and Staff School Board of Governors.

The Director

Mr. Emmanuel Olukayode Akindele. He graduated from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, in November 1988, from the Department of Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology, with a Bachelor of Agriculture degree. He also obtained a Master of Environmental Management degree in 2005 from the then University of Ado-Ekiti (now Ekiti State University).

He joined Ekiti State University in 2001 as Administrative Officer I and rose to Deputy Registrar in 2015. He served as Registrar, Redeemer’s University, Ede, from 12th June 2018 to 11th June 2023. He also served as Acting Registrar of EKSU. He was Deputy Registrar in the Directorate of Advancement, Linkages and Alumni Relations before his appointment as a statutory Director.

He is also a member of several professional bodies, including the Association of Nigerian University Professional Administrators, the Nigerian Institute of Management (Chartered), the Association of University Administrators (now AHEP), UK, the Association of American University Administrators, USA, the Association of Commonwealth Human Resources Network, the African Network for Internationalisation of Education, Kenya, and the Higher Education Faculty Administration, South Africa.

Email: [email protected]

DIRECTORATE OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

The Directorate of Academic Affairs is one of the Directorates established under the Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti Law No. 11 of 2011. By that Law, the Registry had four Directorates: Academic Affairs, Personnel, Council Affairs and Student Affairs. Three became operational with the appointment of Directors in June 2012.

Academic Affairs Directorate was one of the traditional four Divisions of the Registry from the inception of the University in 1982 until 2004. Following expansion, the Admissions Office and the Examinations and Records Division were carved out as separate units in 2004. The Senate Division was later carved out, with the posting of a Deputy Registrar designated Deputy Registrar (Senate) in May 2013. Considering the nature of its assignments, the Senate Division was renamed Senate and Academic Matters on the recommendation of the Director, Academic Affairs.

The Directorate consists of:

1. Admissions Office headed by Dr. Mrs. G. Ojo, a Principal Assistant Registrar (Tel. 08034411460)
2. Examinations and Records Division (Transcripts) headed by a Deputy Registrar – Mr. A. R. Babatunde (Tel. 08062713326)
3. Senate and Academic Matters Division headed by a Deputy Registrar – Dr. Adesina Adedapo (Tel. 08034150575
4. ⁠Notifications and Certificates Division headed by a Deputy Registrar – Mrs. Nike Omoregie (Tel. 08034897365)

The Director coordinates the activities of the three Divisions on behalf of the Registrar and supervises them through their Divisional Heads.

The Director

Dr. Ayo Olatunde, appointed Director in February 2022. He holds a B.Ed. degree in Guidance and Counselling; Postgraduate Diploma in Management (1998); Master of Business Administration (2000); M.Ed. degree in Guidance and Counselling (2010); and Ph.D. in Guidance and Counselling (2019).

He is a Fellow, Institute of Corporate Administration (ICAD) (2019); Member, Nigerian Institute of Management (MNIM) (2004); Member, Association of Nigerian University Professional Administrators (ANUPA) (1998); Member, Research and Development Network, Uyo (2005); and Member, Association of University Administrators, UK (2015).

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Phone: +234 803 847 7586

DIRECTORATE OF PERSONNEL

The Directorate of Personnel is one of the Directorates created in the Registry in 2011. It oversees establishment and personnel matters in the central administration of the University.

It was established to provide the structures and services required by the Governing Council, Management and the Appointments and Promotions Committee to facilitate personnel matters. It coordinates and implements policy decisions on personnel matters emanating from the Governing Council and Management, through the Offices of the Vice-Chancellor and the Registrar, in line with extant rules and regulations.

The Directorate comprises three Divisions:

1. Establishment (Academic) Division headed by Dr. J.O. Afolabi (Tel. 08061515256)
2. Establishment, Non-Teaching (Senior Staff) Division headed by Mrs. J.K. Oluwakayode (Tel. 08038219715)
3. Establishment, Non-Teaching (Junior Staff) Division headed by Ms. Sola Yusuf (Tel. 07065315244)

It implements the conditions of service, interprets and advises on staff matters, and handles recruitment, human capital development, appointment, promotion and discipline, transfer and retirement, and the proper custody and retrieval of personnel records. It is also responsible for all University staff records, except those held in other Units and Offices.

The Director

Mr. Babatunde Olabode Awe

Mr. Awe has served in several units and was redeployed to his current position on 5th September 2022. He holds an NCE in English and French; B.A. (Ed) in English and Literature; and M.A. in English and Literature. He is an Associate Member, Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM); Member, Association of Nigerian University Professional Administrators (ANUPA); and Member, Association of University Administrators, UK (AUA).

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Tel: +234 806 438 2696,

+234 805 812 1420

DIRECTORATE OF PENSIONS AND ALLIED MATTERS

The Directorate of Pensions and Allied Matters was created as an additional Directorate in the Registry. Its aims and objectives include:

1. To create and maintain reliable records of all staff in respect of retirement matters, for immediate and future purposes.
2. To keep and manage all records of University retirees from inception to date.
3. To act as liaison between the University and its retirees.
4. To act as the link between retirees and the appointed Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs).
5. To advise University Management on all matters affecting serving and retired staff concerning retirement benefits.
6. To monitor and supervise the viability of the appointed PFAs.
7. To organise seminars, conferences, workshops and symposia for serving and retired staff on pre- and post-retirement life.
8. To liaise with the Directorate of Personnel on notices of retirement for staff due for retirement.
9. To regularly visit the National Pension Commission Office in Abuja and the State Pension Commission Office in Ado-Ekiti.
10. To keep abreast of updates on the management and administration of pension, gratuity and other retirement benefits.
11. To visit the headquarters of the appointed PFAs regularly to ascertain whether funds are adequately insured, and to press for corporate and social responsibility towards retirees and serving staff.
12. To handle training and staff development matters as delegated by the Registrar.

To enhance efficiency, the following Divisions are proposed:

1. Gratuity, Pensions and Other Benefits Division
2. Investments, Insurance and Bond Redemption Division
3. General Administration, ICT and Data Management Division
4. Staff Development and Training Division

The Director

Dr. Olabode F. Awe, is a senior member of the University Registry and Congregation Representative of Non-Teaching Staff on the University Governing Council. He was redeployed as College Secretary from the College of Medicine to the current position.

His qualifications include: Diploma in Journalism; Diploma in Computer Studies; NCE (Political Science/Economics); B.Ed. degree (Guidance and Counselling/Economics); M.P.P. degree (Personnel Psychology); and M.Ed. degree in (Guidance and Counselling) and a PhD.

He is a professional member in the following areas: Fellow, Institute of Corporate Administrators of Nigeria (ICAD); Associate Member, Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM); Member, Association of Nigerian University Professional Administrators (ANUPA); Member, Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ).

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Tel: 0803 855 1736

DIRECTORATE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

Student Affairs has been part of the Registry since the inception of the University in 1982. It became a Directorate in 2011. The Directorate supports students in all areas of campus life and works to promote their academic success and personal development.

The units of the Directorate under the Director comprise the following:

1. Student Discipline – Mr. S.O. Familugba (Tel. 08060272436)
2. ⁠Students Accommodation – Mr. Tubosun Apotiola (Tel. 08030879709)
3. ⁠NYSC – Mrs. F.A. Adeyeri (Tel. 08034876357)
4. ⁠Students Clearance/ Students Association/Bursary & Scholarship – Mrs. Ogunleye (Tel. 08149514034)

Orientation for Fresh Students

The Directorate organises orientation for fresh students. The programme familiarises them with the University environment and, more importantly, acquaints them with the rules and regulations guiding studentship.

Hostel Accommodation

The Directorate arranges and provides acceptable and affordable accommodation, particularly for first-year students who are often new to the University environment. Living on campus helps students imbibe University culture and supports their transformation into the graduates society expects.

National Youth Service Corps (NYSC)

The Directorate coordinates the mobilisation of prospective corps members for the National Youth Service Corps, and processes exemption certificates for graduates above 30 years of age at graduation, and exclusion certificates for part-time students.

Students’ Associations

The Directorate encourages students to associate and form associations, based on community, local government or state of origin, religion and other interests. These associations contribute to leadership development and team spirit.

Any group seeking to operate must first apply to Student Affairs for registration. Applicants must list proposed officers, membership and criteria for joining, and name a staff adviser who accepts responsibility for ensuring that the association operates within University rules.

The Security Department conducts a security check on proposed officers and members. If cleared, Student Affairs registers the association. This process excludes secret associations (secret cults), which do not disclose their officers, membership or activities.

All students’ associations must obtain clearance from Student Affairs and Security.

Students’ Union Government Elections

The Directorate conducts peaceful elections into the elective offices of the Students’ Union Government (SUG).

Counselling and Career Services

The Directorate has a Counselling/Career Unit to address the varied challenges encountered by students, including those requiring specialised skills or professional experience.

Academic Regulations and Protection of Students’ Rights

The Directorate advocates for students where the actions of staff run contrary to regulations and adversely affect students’ academic success.

Students’ Disciplinary Matters

The Directorate is the statutory Secretariat of the Students’ Disciplinary Committee, which handles students’ disciplinary matters. It ensures that proper procedure is followed before any disciplinary measure is applied.

Students’ Scholarship/Bursary Awards

The Directorate verifies, collates and recommends suitably qualified students for scholarship and bursary awards, as requested by awarding bodies.

The Director

Dr. (Mrs.) Rachael T. Bolanle Ade-Ojo, was appointed Director of Student Affairs in September 2022. She holds a B.A. degree in History from the University of Ilorin (1990); Master of Public Administration and M.A. in History and International Studies from Ekiti State University (2003 and 2017); and a Ph.D. in History and International Studies (2026).

She is a member of several professional bodies, including the Association of Nigerian University Professional Administrators (ANUPA); Institute of Corporate Administration of Nigeria (ICAD/FICAN); and Association of University Administrators, UK (AUA).

She has attended training workshops and conferences in Nigeria, Ghana and the United Kingdom.

Email: [email protected]

Tel: +234 701 2273282

HEADS OF UNITS, ACADEMIC DIRECTORATES AND FACULTY OFFICERS

VICE-CHANCELLOR’S OFFICE

SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE VICE-CHANCELLOR– Mr. Patrick Oluwafemi Adeluyi is a Deputy Registrar, heading the Non-Teaching Staff in the Vice-Chancellor’s Office He was redeployed to the Office on 18th December 2015 after serving briefly in other units of the Registry. He rose through the ranks to his current position. He holds a B.A. (Hons) in History 1990 and M.Sc from OAU. He is a member of FICA, MNIM and MANUPA.

Email: [email protected]

Tel: +234 703 431 4258

DIRECTORATE OF INFORMATION AND PUBLIC RELATIONS – Mr. Mayowa Akinwole Ogunlola is a Deputy Registrar overseeing the Information and Public Relations Directorate and the Head, Logistics and Development Unit in the Vice-Chancellor’s Office Redeployed to his present position on 10th May 2021. He previously served in several units and departments of the Registry. He holds a B.A. (Hons) in English. He is a member of ANUPA, AAUA, AUA and ANIM.

Email: [email protected]

Tel: +234 803 848 7057

DIRECTORATE OF INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY – Mr. Adekunle Adedoja is a Deputy Registrar He is assisting the Director and serving in the Directorate for the managing of University ICT infrastructure and implementation of digital technology policy of the University. He holds degrees and membership of professional bodies including ANUPA.

Email: [email protected]

Tel. +234 803 462 0164

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

Mr. S. S. Eseyin — Deputy Registrar/Secretary, College of Medicine

He had served in the Faculty, in the Academic Affairs Directorate, and Council Affairs and General Admin. Division among others before his redeployment to the College of Medicine as College Secretary. He holds a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s degree in his field of study and the membership of professional bodies including ANUPA.

Email: [email protected]

Tel: +234 808 550 6422

COLLEGE OF POSTGRADUATE STUDIES

Mr. John Bodunrin Balogun — Deputy Registrar/Secretary

Redeployed in September 2022. He has worked in various units of the Registry. He holds NCE (Ikere) and B.Ed. (Ado-Ekiti). He is a member of AMNIM, MANUPA and MAUA.

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Tel: +234 803 396 6864

DIRECTORATE OF ADVANCEMENT, LINKAGES & ALUMNI RELATIONS

Dr. F. O. Olanipekun — Deputy Director/Deputy Registrar

He is one of the oldest Administrative Officers in the University. He served in various capacities from Part Time Programs to the Faculty and Examinations and Records Division among others before becoming a Deputy Registrar. He holds a Bachelor’s degree, Master’s degree and PhD certificate of Ekiti State University as well as membership of several professional bodies.

Email: [email protected]

Tel: 0803 396 3896

DIRECTORATE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMME

Mr. Joseph Akintoye Adeniji — Deputy Registrar/Secretary

Redeployed on 7th May 2022. He was formerly Secretary, College of Postgraduate Studies, and has served in several units of the Registry. He holds B.A. (Ed) (Hons) and MPA. He is a member of ANUPA, AAUA, AUA (UK) and FICAN.

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Tel: +234 808 593 9323

DIRECTORATE OF PART-TIME PROGRAMMES

Mr. Ogunleye  — Principal Assistant Registrar/ Ag. Secretary

He rose through the ranks having worked in various units of the Registry. He holds Bachelor’s degree as well as membership of ANUPA among others.

CENTRE FOR FOUNDATION PROGRAMMES

Mr. Dare Fatoki  — Senior Assistant Registrar/Ag. Secretary

He rose through the ranks having worked in some units of the Registry. He holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degree as well as membership of ANUPA among others.

Tel. +234 816 421 4616

FACULTY OFFICERS

Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Faculty Officer — *Mrs. Olukemi Olubunmi Ojo. She is a Principal Assistant Registrar. She holds a Bachelor’s degree and membership of professional bodies including ANUPA.

Email:

Tel. 08062159293

Faculty of Arts and Faculty Officer – Mr. Ismail Kolawole Falade, a Deputy Registrar He holds OND, HND, PGDFM, PGD in Journalism, B.Sc., MBA and M.Sc. He is a Member of NIM; Fellow, ICA; and Member, ANUPA.

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Tel. 08036004786

Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences and Faculty Officer — Mr. Joseph O. Ogunmodede He is a Principal Assistant Registrar. He holds a National Diploma in Accounting and Finance from an Institute and a B.Sc. degree from the University of Ado-Ekiti (now EKSU). He is a member of ANUPA and Associate Member, Institute of Corporate Administration.

Email: [email protected]

Tel. +234 8066255063

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences and Faculty Officer -Dr. (Mrs.) Olusola Abiri She holds degrees and membership of various professional bodies including ANUPA.

Tel. 07033867908

Faculty of Clinical Sciences and Faculty Officer — Mrs. Iyabode Dupe Busayo, Principal Assistant Registrar. She holds a B.Ed. in Adult Education and a National Diploma. She is a member of ANUPA and ICA.

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Tel. 07033390383

Faculty of Education and Faculty Officer – Mrs. Helen Fehintola Olukosi. She is a Deputy Registrar. She holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees and membership of professional bodies including ANUPA.

Email:

Tel. +234 703 636 8798

Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty Officer — Mrs. Rachael Omowunmi Onaolapo, a Principal Assistant Registrar She holds B.Sc. in Public Administration. She is a member of ANUPA and NIM.

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Tel. +234 803 866 2163

Faculty of Law and the Faculty Officer – Mrs. Olubunmi Kehinde, She is a Deputy Registrar. She holds degrees and membership of various professional bodies including ANUPA.

Email:

Tel. 08035912939

Faculty of Life Science and Faculty Officer He is Mr. Williams Olusegun Ojo, a Principal Assistant Registrar. He holds a B.Sc degree as well as membership of professional bodies including ANUPA.

Email:

Tel. 0803 563 7868

Faculty of Management Sciences — Mrs. Fadekemi Fisayo Ogunlade, Deputy Registrar and Faculty Officer She holds B.A. (Ed) and M.Ed degrees. She is a member of ANUPA and IPAN.

Email: [email protected]

Tel. +234 806 012 3034

Faculty of Multi-Disciplinary Studies — Mr. Temidayo Azeez Aguda, Deputy Registrar He holds an M.Sc. in Peace and Security Studies, MPA and B.A. in Philosophy. He is a Member, Institute of Corporate Administration of Nigeria; Fellow, Institute of Management and Leadership, Commonwealth of Kentucky, USA; and Member, ANUPA.

Email: [email protected]

Tel. 0803 499 4994

Faculty of Pharmacy and Faculty Officer He is Mr. Blessing Adejoro, a Senior Assistant Registrar. He acts as the Faculty Officer and holds a degree and membership of professional bodies including ANUPA.

Email:

Tel. 07033932224

Faculty of Physical Sciences — [Faculty Officer] He is Mr. Sola Ajiboye and he holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees as well as membership of professional bodies including ANUPA.

Email:

Tel. 0806 971 3219

Faculty of the Social Sciences – Mrs. Fola Alice Omoseebi, is a Deputy Registrar and the Faculty Officer She holds ND and HND in Business Administration from Ondo State Polytechnic; PGDFM, MPA and M.Sc. in Business Administration. She is a member of ANUPA and NIM.

Email: [email protected]

Tel. +234 803 498 6471