FUTA Vice Chancellor Receives Her Phd Thesis Supervisor, Professor Hussein Oloyede
The former Vice Chancellor of Fountain University, Osogbo, who is also the supervisor of the theses of Professor Oladiji during her undergraduate and post graduate degrees programmes at the University of Ilorin, Professor Hussein Oloyede, has paid a courtesy visit to the Vice Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA), Professor Adenike Oladiji.
Chisom Ezeobi 
The supervisor of the theses of Professor Oladiji during her undergraduate and post graduate degrees programmes at the University of Ilorin, Professor Hussein Oloyede, has paid a courtesy visit to the Vice Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA), Professor Adenike Oladiji.
The meeting emphasized the critical role that educators play in shaping the future of their students.
Professor Oloyede, also the Chairman of the Board of Trustees for the Society for Experimental Biology of Nigeria (NISEB), spoke passionately about the sacred trust inherent in teaching and providing guidance.
Drawing from his extensive experience, the Former Vice Chancellor of Fountain University, Oshogbo, highlighted the hidden potential within every student, a potential that, when nurtured, can lead to greatness. He cautioned against underestimating any student, emphasizing that their influence could be far-reaching in the years to come.
Professor Oloyede asserted that, "Leadership is an opportunity to serve. By serving others, we ultimately serve ourselves. As academics, we must be deliberate in our mentorship, recognizing that our actions today shape the leaders of tomorrow."
He also stated that "Mentorship is not only about imparting knowledge; it's about fostering healthy relationships and promoting research breakthroughs. Collaboration among scientists can drive innovative development and contribute significantly to our nation's progress."
Professor Adenike Oladiji, FUTA's Vice Chancellor, warmly welcomed her esteemed mentor's insights. Having been supervised by Professor Oloyede during her undergraduate and postgraduate studies at the University of Ilorin, she attested to his unwavering commitment to nurturing scholars. She echoed his sentiments, emphasizing the need for senior academics to guide and inspire the next generation.
The visit concluded with both professors reaffirming their dedication to mentorship, collaboration, and academic excellence. As FUTA continues to thrive, their shared commitment will undoubtedly shape the future of countless students and contribute to Nigeria's intellectual growth.
