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12/08/2026
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11/08/2026
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11/08/2026
UNIOSUN Lecturer Wins DAAD Fellowship, Joins University of Stuttgart for Global Sustainability Research
A lecturer in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at Osun State University and Deputy Director of the University’s Global Affairs and Sustainable Development Institute (GASDI), Dr Samson Olanrewaju, has been awarded the highly competitive German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Fellowship, securing a research placement at the University of Stuttgart, Germany.
According to a statement issued by the University’s Public Relations Officer, Ademola Adesoji, Dr Olanrewaju earned the prestigious fellowship under the DAAD Global Research Programme, an initiative that brings together scholars from the Global North and South to advance cutting-edge research, leadership and policy solutions in environmental sustainability.
The statement noted that, under the fellowship, Dr Olanrewaju will collaborate with renowned sustainability scholar, Professor Astrid Ley, at the University of Stuttgart from September to December 2026, where he will undertake advanced research aimed at addressing contemporary environmental and sustainable development challenges.
Congratulating the scholar on the achievement, the Vice-Chancellor of Osun State University, Professor Odunayo Clement Adebooye, described the fellowship as another testament to the University’s growing reputation as a hub for globally competitive research, innovation and academic excellence.
He said the international recognition reflects the calibre of scholars at UNIOSUN and the University’s sustained investment in research, global partnerships and capacity building.
“This remarkable accomplishment is a source of pride to the entire University community. It demonstrates the quality of scholarship that thrives at Osun State University and further validates our commitment to producing academics whose research addresses global challenges while contributing to sustainable development.
“We are delighted that another member of our academic community has earned international recognition through this prestigious fellowship. We are confident that Dr Olanrewaju will serve as an outstanding ambassador of the University and Nigeria throughout the programme,” the Vice-Chancellor said.
Professor Adebooye reaffirmed the University’s commitment to providing an enabling environment for research excellence, international collaboration and academic innovation, adding that such achievements continue to strengthen UNIOSUN’s global visibility and reputation.
The DAAD Fellowship is one of the world’s most prestigious international academic exchange programmes, providing outstanding researchers with opportunities to collaborate with leading scholars and institutions across the globe. Dr Olanrewaju’s selection further underscores Osun State University’s rising profile as a research-driven institution committed to internationalisation, innovation and sustainable development.
10/08/2026
UNIOSUN Lecturer Bags Prestigious Harvard Global Health Fellowship
The Acting Head of the Department of Animal and Environmental Biology at Osun State University (UNIOSUN), Dr Olabanji Ahmed Surakat, has been admitted into the prestigious Takemi Fellowship in International Health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Harvard University, United States, for the 2026–2027 fellowship year.
The fellowship is one of Harvard University's flagship international programmes, attracting accomplished scholars, researchers and public health professionals from across the world to advance research, leadership and policy on critical global health issues.
In a statement issued by the University's Public Relations Officer, Ademola Adesoji, Dr Surakat was described as an accomplished public health parasitologist and entomologist whose admission followed his remarkable contributions to implementation and operational research on neglected tropical diseases and malaria.
According to the statement, his research has contributed significantly to onchocerciasis elimination programmes in Nigeria, Rwanda, Ghana, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania and Ethiopia, with particular emphasis on community-based health interventions.
As a Takemi Fellow, Dr Surakat will participate in high-level seminars, receive mentorship from leading global health experts and collaborate with an international network of researchers on cutting-edge public health initiatives. The fellowship will be undertaken remotely, enabling him to continue his teaching, research and administrative responsibilities at UNIOSUN while engaging with one of the world's foremost institutions of public health.
Reacting to the development, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Odunayo Clement Adebooye, described the feat as another milestone in the University's growing record of international academic recognition.
He congratulated Dr Surakat on the achievement, noting that it reflects the quality of scholarship at UNIOSUN and the institution's unwavering commitment to producing globally competitive academics whose research addresses pressing societal challenges.
"The latest recognition further reinforces UNIOSUN's position as a centre of research excellence and international relevance. It also demonstrates that our academics are making meaningful contributions to knowledge production and policy development at the highest global level," the Vice-Chancellor said.
Professor Adebooye expressed confidence that the fellowship would strengthen the University's international collaborations, enrich its research ecosystem and create new opportunities for knowledge exchange and capacity building in public health and related disciplines.
He reaffirmed the University's commitment to providing an enabling environment for teaching, research and innovation, adding that the Management would continue to support initiatives that enhance the institution's global visibility and academic reputation.
The Vice-Chancellor wished Dr Surakat a rewarding and successful fellowship, expressing optimism that the experience, knowledge and international networks he would gain would further enrich scholarship at Osun State University and contribute meaningfully to global efforts at addressing public health challenges.
09/08/2026
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08/08/2026
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06/08/2026
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06/08/2026
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has withheld the results of 167,486 candidates, representing 8.59% of those who sat the 2026 Computer-Based WASSCE for School Candidates, over alleged examination malpractice.
WAEC disclosed that 1,200,514 candidates (61.54%) obtained at least five credits, including English Language and Mathematics, while 94.05% of candidates had their results fully processed and released.
The council also warned that candidates sponsored by state governments indebted to WAEC would not be able to access their results until the outstanding debts are settled.
05/08/2026
WAEC 2026 WASSCE RESULTS STATISTICS: 1.2 MILLION CANDIDATES SECURE FIVE CREDITS INCLUDING ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the results Statistics of the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).
According to the official statistics:
✓1,959,668 candidates registered for the examination.
✓ 1,950,726 candidates sat for the 2026 WASSCE.
✓ 953,459 (48.88%) were male candidates.
✓ 997,267 (51.12%) were female candidates.
✓ 1,834,695 (94.05%) results have been fully processed and released.
✓ 167,486 (8.59%) results were withheld.
✓ 1,687,378 candidates (86.50%) obtained a minimum of five credits (with or without English Language and Mathematics).
✓ 1,200,514 candidates (61.54%) obtained a minimum of five credits including English Language and Mathematics.
✓ The examination was conducted across 24,207 centres.
The results show that more than 1.2 million candidates met the key benchmark of five credits including English and Mathematics, the standard requirement for university admission in Nigeria and many other institutions. Female candidates slightly outnumbered their male counterparts in overall participation.