McPherson University's Vice-Chancellor Honoured with African Leadership Award 2025

Prof. Francis Igbasan, Vice-Chancellor of McPherson University, Seriki Sotayo, Ogun State, has received the prestigious African Leadership Award 2025 from the All-African Students’ Union (AASU). The award recognizes his exceptional leadership and contributions to promoting quality education and development in Africa.

The African Leadership Award is conferred annually on eminent Africans, institutions, and organizations that have distinguished themselves in their respective fields. AASU described Prof. Igbasan as a "Beacon of Hope for Africa's Development," acknowledging his commitment to inspiring young Africans and serving as a role model for the next generation.

AASU commended Prof. Igbasan's leadership, stating that his stewardship is "a direct response to the prolonged cravings of our generation for quality leadership, development, and greatness." The union recognized his vision and commitment to advancing quality education and promoting development across Africa.

Prof. Igbasan expressed gratitude to AASU for the honour and provided an overview of McPherson University's achievements over the past decade. He highlighted the university's focus on academic and professional excellence, welcoming the AASU delegation and reaffirming his commitment to the union's mission.

McPherson University is a reputable institution founded in February 2012 by the Foursquare Gospel Church in Nigeria. The university is known for its emphasis on academic excellence, professional development, and character formation. With a strong commitment to research and community service, McPherson University aims to produce well-rounded graduates who can make a positive impact in society.