University of Ilorin VC Advocates for More Land Allocation, Highlights Educational Initiatives
The VC reiterated the university's commitment to creating a conducive environment for achieving its Smart Agenda, emphasizing the importance of providing a supportive environment for students and staff to realize the institution's goals.
AKACHI NOEL 
Professor Wahab Egbewole, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, has emphasized the need for sufficient land allocation to universities, stating that larger expanses of land are essential for meaningful contributions to development.
During an annual Media Iftar in Ilorin, Prof. Egbewole highlighted the university's partnership with Oriental Energies, involving 4,500 hectares of land for value addition farming, particularly maize and soya bean cultivation, aimed at commercial production and export.
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The VC reiterated the university's commitment to creating a conducive environment for achieving its Smart Agenda, emphasizing the importance of providing a supportive environment for students and staff to realize the institution's goals.
Under Prof. Egbewole's leadership, the university has witnessed advancements in infrastructure, student welfare, and recruitment of academic and non-teaching staff. He also commended the responsible actions of the university's unions during strikes, ensuring uninterrupted academic activities.
Prof. Egbewole asserted the University of Ilorin's position as a premier institution in Nigeria, focusing on sustainable development, adaptability, and teamwork to achieve its vision.
The initiatives outlined by Prof. Egbewole underscore the university's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and excellence in higher education.
