TASFUED Professor Conferred with Fellowship of Mathematical Association of Nigeria

TASFUED Professor Conferred with Fellowship of Mathematical Association of Nigeria

TASFUED Professor Conferred with Fellowship of Mathematical Association of Nigeria

Tai Solarin Federal University of Education, TASFUED, Ijagun, has recorded another significant academic distinction with the conferment of the Fellowship of the Mathematical Association of Nigeria, FMAN, on Prof Abisola Olusola Lawani, a Professor of Mathematics Education at the University.

Prof Lawani was elevated to the prestigious Fellowship on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, at a ceremony held at Osun State University, Osogbo, Osun State.

The honour recognises her outstanding contributions to Mathematics Education, scholarship, research, and academic development, as well as her efforts to advance the teaching and learning of Mathematics in Nigeria.

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Her elevation to the Fellowship is a significant achievement for TASFUED and further underscores the University's growing profile in academic excellence and professional scholarship.

Reacting to the development, the Vice-Chancellor of TASFUED, Prof Samuel Oladipo MNPA, CMCPN, MCAN, FIELPN, congratulated Prof Lawani on the prestigious recognition, describing her elevation as a worthy testament to her dedication to scholarship and contributions to Mathematics Education.

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The Vice-Chancellor commended her for bringing honour to the University through her academic and professional accomplishments, while expressing confidence that the recognition would spur her to greater achievements and continued contributions to national development.

Prof Lawani's Fellowship also adds to the growing list of professional distinctions attained by scholars of the University and reflects TASFUED's commitment to excellence in teaching, research and community service.

The University community joins colleagues, students, alumni and members of the Mathematics Education community in celebrating Prof Lawani on this well-deserved honour and wishes her continued success in her academic and professional endeavours.