FUL Sets Stage for 41st Inaugural Lecture as Prof. Lawal Tackles Development Paradoxes
The Federal University Lokoja has announced the 41st edition of its Inaugural Lecture series, scheduled to hold on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at the Multipurpose Hall, Felele Campus.
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The Federal University Lokoja has announced the 41st edition of its Inaugural Lecture series, scheduled to hold on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at the Multipurpose Hall, Felele Campus.
The lecture will be delivered by Prof. Ebenezer Ejalonibu Lawal and is titled “Paradox and Problems of Development: The Pedestal and Pragmatic of a Political Scientist.”
University authorities confirmed that the session will also be streamed live via the institution’s Facebook page and Zoom, expanding access to members of the academic community and the public.
The announcement also clarified a change in logistics, urging participants to take note of the updated venue and time for the lecture series.
The Inaugural Lecture platform is a key academic tradition within the university, designed to showcase scholarly contributions of senior academics and stimulate intellectual discourse on pressing societal issues.
Prof. Lawal’s lecture is expected to interrogate the contradictions surrounding development processes, particularly from a political science perspective, and propose pragmatic pathways for addressing structural challenges in governance and policy execution.
University officials described the event as both an academic milestone and a continuation of the institution’s commitment to research-driven dialogue and public engagement.
