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89
Total Staff
59
Academic Staff
30
Administrative Staff
17
Units & Depts
Alphabetical:

Administration / General Studies (GNS)

1 member
Olayemi Zainab Oduola

Olayemi Zainab Oduola

Sub-Dean Students' Affairs

Non-Teaching

Olayemi Zainab Oduola, a native of Ibadan, is a seasoned expert in the field of counselling. She earned her first Degree from Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria, and her M.Ed. in Remedial & Reformatory Psychology from the University of Ibadan. She is a Certified member of the Counselling Association of Nigeria (CASSON); a member of the International Association for Counselling (IAC), Affiliate member of the International Association of Counsellors & Therapists (IACT). She lectures at the Federal University of Health Sciences, lla Orangun, Osun State, and was a former Principal at Front Model School, Ibadan, Nigeria. She holds a doctoral degree in Counselling Psychology. Her research works, particularly in Positive Psychology and Adolescence Psychology, have further solidified her expertise. Her research interests are counselling psychology, career counselling, school counselling, remedial/reformatory psychology, positive psychology and adolescent psychology. She is a teen coach and youth-friendly.

Administration / Health Services

1 member
Mrs Adewumi Sadiat Adeola

Mrs Adewumi Sadiat Adeola

Senior Nursing Officer

Non-Teaching

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Administration / ICT Directorate

3 members
Mr Ahmed Babajide Olanrewaju

Mr Ahmed Babajide Olanrewaju

Deputy Director

Non-Teaching

Data scientist and educational technology
Mr Uthman Ayinla Ajetunmobi

Mr Uthman Ayinla Ajetunmobi

System Analyst II

Non-Teaching

System Administrator

System Administrator

Portal Admin

Non-Teaching

Administration / Registry

8 members
Miss Balogun Azeezat Oluwakemi

Miss Balogun Azeezat Oluwakemi

Higher executive officer

Non-Teaching

Non
Mr. Abdulsalam Omotosho Ayinla

Mr. Abdulsalam Omotosho Ayinla

Administrative Assistant

Non-Teaching

Nil
Mr. IBRAHIM RABIU MUHAMMED

Mr. IBRAHIM RABIU MUHAMMED

HIGHER EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Non-Teaching

Nil
Mr. Oyelola Ayuba Tunji

Mr. Oyelola Ayuba Tunji

Confidential Secretary I

Non-Teaching

My research focus has always been on emerging issues happening within my environment
Mrs Olufisayo Aderanti Aderoju

Mrs Olufisayo Aderanti Aderoju

Faculty Officer

Non-Teaching

Evaluation of thirty genotypes of Glycine max L. at two constrasting environments
Mrs. Oyedotun Eniolabanke Toyin

Mrs. Oyedotun Eniolabanke Toyin

Administrative Officer

Non-Teaching

Theatre as a means of children psychological and cultural development
Mrs. Rasheed Monsurat Bukky

Mrs. Rasheed Monsurat Bukky

Assistant Executive Officer

Non-Teaching

Non
OLAJIRE JELILI AJAGBE

OLAJIRE JELILI AJAGBE

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Non-Teaching

PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT IN RECORDS, MAIL HANDLING,REGISTRY AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

Allied Health Sciences / Audiology

3 members
Asanke Hafsoh Aderonke

Asanke Hafsoh Aderonke

Signer 1

Academic

Genetics deaf
Dr Barnabas Bem Vangerwua

Dr Barnabas Bem Vangerwua

Head of Department

Academic

My research focuses on tinnitus and geriatric Audiology exploring the assessment,management and impact on tinnitus in older adults.I aim to understand the underlying mechanism of tinnitus, its interaction with age-related hearing loss, and its effects on quality of life. By developing evidence-based interventions and advancing diagnostic techniques, my work seeks to improve hearing healthcare and overall well-being for the aging population.
Dr Ibraheem A. Salako

Dr Ibraheem A. Salako

Lecturer

Academic

Dr. Ibraheem Salako’s research lies at the intersection of public health and communication sciences, with a focus on improving policies and practices in audiology and speech sciences. He has a background in Audiology and Speech-Language Therapy and a PhD in Public Health. He is passionate about addressing gaps in service delivery and policy implementation. His work supports the development of effective ear and hearing care frameworks at local and national levels.

Allied Health Sciences / Environmental Health Science

2 members
Abolayo Tawakalitu Tope

Abolayo Tawakalitu Tope

Lecturer II

Academic

Implication of open dumping site as a source of green house gases and criteria air pollutants using multivariate approach: the Open Dumping Site impacts on air quality should be considered a multidimensional issue requiring holistic approaches for possible environmental, physical, and socio-dimensional redress.
Dr Yusuf Olanrewaju Raufu

Dr Yusuf Olanrewaju Raufu

HOD

Academic

Research interests range from hazardous and special wastes management with emphasis on occupational safety. Among environmental and health impacts of improper wastes management on waste handlers and scavengers especially the role of poor wastes management in the spread of Hepatitis B and C.

Allied Health Sciences / Health Informatics

3 members
Mr Amoo Haruna Babatunde

Mr Amoo Haruna Babatunde

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Software Engineering, Database system and Applied Informatics
Mr. Garuba Oluwatosin Rasheed

Mr. Garuba Oluwatosin Rasheed

Graduate Assistant

Academic

Embedded System and Automation , Software Engineering Artificial Intelligent, Computational science
Nanzip Freeman Miri

Nanzip Freeman Miri

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Human-Computer Interaction, Data Science for Social Good, and AI + X: In Education and Healthcare with applications for people with disabilities (PWDs) and applications in Medical imaging.

Allied Health Sciences / Medical Laboratory Science

2 members
MR JIMOH MUIDEEN ADEWALE

MR JIMOH MUIDEEN ADEWALE

COORDINATOR, PROSTHETICS AND ORTHOTICS

Academic

Interested in cancer biology such as :, 1. Prostate Cancer, 2. Benign Prostate Hyperplasia, 3. Bone Cancer, 4. Fibroblast Growth Factor 23 (FGF-23) levels in various Cancers, Other areas of interest includes:, * Sickle Cell Disease, * Packed Cell Volume (PCV) in Pregnant Woman
Oduola Idayat Omotayo

Oduola Idayat Omotayo

Senior Medical laboratory scientist

Academic

Molecular biology and Biotechnology

Allied Health Sciences / Nutrition & Dietetics

3 members
ADENIYI FEYISETAN KEHINDE

ADENIYI FEYISETAN KEHINDE

ASSISTANT LECTURER

Academic

Area of research focus includes analysis of food composition of indigenous foods, traditional food stuffs and human nutrition relating to infant,young child and pregnant women's feeding to meet the nutritional needs of Nigeria's population through diversification of diet.
DR. GEORGE IFEOLUWA PELE

DR. GEORGE IFEOLUWA PELE

HEAD OF DEPARTMENT

Academic

I hold Degrees up to Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Food Science and Technology. I also hold another Degrees up to Master of Science in Computer Science. My research interest is stemmed from my ability to use the instrumentality of Computing and Computation to solving the Food and Nutritional related problem. My focus has been to effectively utilize the instrumentality of Food and its nutrients to advance human's wellness and health. The research is to understudy the interaction of the molecular elements of food which is nutrients and the human organism. The application of scientific principles of nutrition to human subject to health and disease conditions. My areas of focus are: Advance Human Nutrition, Food Biochemistry, Food Chemistry, Food Biochemical Engineering, Food Processing, Advance Automata Theory, Modelling and Simulation, Data Mining, and C++ Python.
Ms Gbadebori Temitope Rukayat

Ms Gbadebori Temitope Rukayat

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Human Nutrition; Global Health; Sustainable Development Goals; Food Systems; Food Security; Diet Quality; Micronutrients; Nutritional Epidemiology; Cancer, Cardiometabolic and Infectious Diseases; Community based Health Promotion and Education; Qualitative, Quantitative and Mixed Research Methods; Analysis of Health and Nutrition Survey Data; Population Health and Nutrition.

Basic Medical Sciences / Anatomy

1 member
Ismail Rodiyyah Opeyemi

Ismail Rodiyyah Opeyemi

Technologist II

Non-Teaching

NIL

Basic Medical Sciences / Pharmacology

1 member
Mr. Yusuf Usman

Mr. Yusuf Usman

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Ethnomedicine and Neuropharmacology

Basic Medical Sciences / Physiology

4 members
Dr. Morufu Eyitayo Balogun

Dr. Morufu Eyitayo Balogun

Reader

Academic

Investigations on the mechanisms of blood pressure (BP) regulation in rats with different types of experimental hypertension. In order to generate empirical data that can be subjected to clinical trials this will help to provide new alternatives for the clinical management of hypertension. My research is focused mainly on:, (i) Screening for anti-hypertensive molecules from natural agents., (ii) Elucidation of the mechanisms by which endothelin and renin-angiotensin systems participate in BP regulation., (iii) The role of oxidative stress in BP regulation through complex signaling pathways.
Mr. Adedeji Bernard Opeyemi

Mr. Adedeji Bernard Opeyemi

Graduate Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Cancer Biology and Therapeutics, Immunology, Reproductive Physiology, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
Mr. Olanipekun, Jamiu Adeyemi

Mr. Olanipekun, Jamiu Adeyemi

Technologist I

Non-Teaching

I have interest in the areas that deal with response of the body to exercise, how exercise can be maximised to improve performance, prevention of diseases and as supplementary treatment of clinical conditions.
Ms. Adedeji Bashirat Blessing

Ms. Adedeji Bashirat Blessing

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

As a neuroscientist that has focus on pain and inflammation, i have quite an interest in research deciphering the mechanisms of pain and inflammation. Studying pain and inflammation helps to understand how the nervous system processes and perceives pain, how it becomes sensitized during injury or disease, and how inflammation can either protect or worsen pain. By investigating these processes, neuroscientists aim to develop better treatments for chronic pain, inflammatory disorders, and neurological diseases where pain and inflammation are significant symptoms, such as arthritis, migraines, and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's. Understanding this relationship is key for developing targeted therapies to alleviate pain and manage inflammation more effectively.

General Administration

2 members
ADELOWO ADEWALE JOSEPH (MR)

ADELOWO ADEWALE JOSEPH (MR)

Confidential Secretary I

Non-Teaching

Nil
Okoi Benedette Leko

Okoi Benedette Leko

Medical laboratory Scientist 1

Non-Teaching

Molecular Bases of G6PD

Sciences / Biochemistry

9 members
Adedokun Adewale Yusuf

Adedokun Adewale Yusuf

Technologist II

Non-Teaching

NIL
Amusat Khadijat Tinuke

Amusat Khadijat Tinuke

Laboratory Supervisor

Academic

NIL
Dr Amadu Kayode SALAU

Dr Amadu Kayode SALAU

Head of Department

Academic

Antioxidants, Biochemical Toxicology, Phytomedicine, Nanobiochemistry, Nanotoxicology.
Miss Adepate Abiodun Suliyat

Miss Adepate Abiodun Suliyat

Technologist

Non-Teaching

My research work is on Effect of phyllanthus niruri on gastrointestinal disorder ,stomach ulcer to be precise .
Mr ADEYEMO Afeez

Mr ADEYEMO Afeez

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Assessment of the Anticancer potential of chrysophyllum albidum fruits and seeds extracts in 7 12-Dimethylbenzanthracene induced testicular cancer in male Wistar rats.
Mr Amusan Kabiru Ayantayo

Mr Amusan Kabiru Ayantayo

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Phytomedicine / Environmental Biochemistry
Mr. Shehu Muhammad Suleiman

Mr. Shehu Muhammad Suleiman

Graduate Assistant

Academic

Nutritional Biochemistry, Nanotechnology, Hyperglycemia
Mrs Olabiyi Opeyemi Modupeoluwa

Mrs Olabiyi Opeyemi Modupeoluwa

Technologist 2

Non-Teaching

Nil
Mrs Oyelami Oyeyinka Kafayat

Mrs Oyelami Oyeyinka Kafayat

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

I am currently working on malaria. I am using five (5) plants so as to check the synergistic activities of these plants on malaria induced mice with Plasmodium berghei. The phytochemical components of these plants will also be checked. The dosage to be used will be checked by carrying out acute toxicity of the plants.

Sciences / Biotechnology & Molecular Biology

4 members
Miss Bello Amina

Miss Bello Amina

Graduate Assistant

Academic

My research focuses on conversion of waste materials into biofuels or renewable energy resources using microorganisms to hydrolyse wastes such as agro-wastes and the subsequent conversion of these wastes to biofuels such as bioethanol through fermentation processes. The conversion of wastes into biofuels can go a long way in solving problems relating to energy generation, development of alternative energy, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and reducing environmental pollution.
Mr. Onifade, Saheed Abayomi

Mr. Onifade, Saheed Abayomi

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

My research interest focuses on Genetic diversity of animals and Molecular characterization of animals, using modern molecular tools. Environmental impact assessment, Bioremediation
Ms. Adeleke Sofiat Adenike

Ms. Adeleke Sofiat Adenike

Graduate assistant

Academic

Medical microbiology, My research work focus on investigating the Antimicrobial activity of leaves extract against microorganisms, exploring their potential as natural antimicrobial agents. The research involve collection and identification of plant leaves, extraction of bioactive compounds from leaves using solvents (e.g., ethanol, methanol) and evaluation of antimicrobial activity of leaves extract using disk diffusion, minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC), and minimum bactericidal concentration (MBC) assays.
OLONISAKIN, AKINBODE AYEKOOTO

OLONISAKIN, AKINBODE AYEKOOTO

ASSISTANT LECTURER

Academic

Molecular Biology, Parasitology, infectious disease, non-communicable disease, Epidemiology, Vector Biology

Sciences / Microbiology

20 members
Ajadi Ayobami Elias

Ajadi Ayobami Elias

Graduate assistant

Academic

Microbiology (Biotechnology; Bioprocesses; Enzyme Technology; Antimicrobials)
DR.(MRS.) FATIMAH ADENIKE AJADI

DR.(MRS.) FATIMAH ADENIKE AJADI

LECTURER lI

Academic

My Research interests and activities focus on the Water Quality and Waste Water, In relation to Public Health . Molecular Studies on environmental organisms, it includes Bioremediation, Evaluation of bacteria that have enzymatic degrading abilities for for environmental applications to bio- remediate polluted environments
Dr. Akeem Ganiyu Rabiu

Dr. Akeem Ganiyu Rabiu

Lecturer II

Academic

My research interest is evolution of bacterial pathogens, their origin, transmission, and adaptation to selective pressure. I use whole genome sequencing to address the routes of spread of many human and animal pathogens. In the local population, I aim to address bacterial adaption to human and animal hosts, antibiotics, and vaccine exposure. The hope is to understand how bacterial genome-wide association approaches can lead to the identification of genetic determinants responsible for bacterial adaptation to the host environment. My research interest seeks to be translational; to enable this, I am presently working with local hospitals, and national and international agencies.
Dr. FADIJI Oyinkansola Suliat

Dr. FADIJI Oyinkansola Suliat

Lecturer II

Academic

I am interested in zoonosis and presently working two separate researches focused on Rabies and Tuberculosis. Being a One Health advocate and implementer, I am also interested in neglected tropical diseases and vector borne diseases especially as it concerns mosquitoes, ticks and snails. I am open to collaborations in areas focused immunopathology exploring and exploiting positive and negative feedback mechanisms for drug formulation and vaccinology.
Dr. Gbemisola Olufunke ONIPEDE

Dr. Gbemisola Olufunke ONIPEDE

Lecturer I

Academic

My research is focused on Food Microbiology with special interest in using food-grade microorganisms with functional and technological properties in the production of functional foods; I'm also interested in food safety and the use of molecular techniques in detecting food safety risks and possibly offering solution to these risks.
Dr. Muritala Issa BALE

Dr. Muritala Issa BALE

Lecturer 1

Academic

Medical Microbiology, Molecular Microbiology, Antimicrobial Resistance; Vaccinology, Pharmaceutical Microbiology; Drug Design and Development
Ismahil Memunat Opeyemi

Ismahil Memunat Opeyemi

Laboratory supervisor

Academic

Anti microbial activities on Garcinia kola
Issa Sheriffdeen Bale

Issa Sheriffdeen Bale

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Medical, Pharmaceutical and Industrial aspect of Microbiology with a trace of Public Health
MR EMMANUEL IFEANYI LOVEDAY

MR EMMANUEL IFEANYI LOVEDAY

TECHNOLOGY 2

Academic

i am interested in medical microbiology, Virolorogy to be precise
Miss Afolabi Eunice Monioluwa

Miss Afolabi Eunice Monioluwa

Graduate Assistant

Academic

My research focuses on evaluating the antimicrobial properties of medicinal plant leaves against multidrug-resistant PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA. This study aims to identify bioactive compounds through in-vitro screening, contributing to alternative treatment strategies for combating antibiotic resistance. By exploring the potential of plant-based antimicrobials, the research seeks to provide insights into effective, natural solutions to address the global challenge of multidrug-resistant bacterial infections.
Miss Babasola Kofoworola Marym

Miss Babasola Kofoworola Marym

Technologist II

Non-Teaching

With a foundation in medical microbiology and public health, my research interests lie at the intersection of infectious diseases, host immunity and intervention. I focus on pathogen epidemiology, molecular diagnostics, and public health interventions to mitigate diseases burden. By integrating microbiological insights with public health practices, my research seeks to address critical health challenges and contribute to sustainable health systems globally. I am passionate about translating research into policies that enhance global health outcomes and community resilience.
Miss Grace Adesola Ojo

Miss Grace Adesola Ojo

Technologist II

Non-Teaching

My primary research interest lies in the field of medical microbiology, focusing on the interactions between pathogens and their human hosts, antimicrobial resistance mechanisms, and the development of novel therapeutic interventions. I am particularly interested in investigating microbial pathogenesis, the role of the human microbiome in health and disease, and the application of diagnostic tools for infectious diseases. Additionally, I am keen on exploring strategies to combat emerging multidrug-resistant organisms and leveraging biotechnological approaches to enhance treatment outcomes.
Miss Yusuf Tawakalt Damilola

Miss Yusuf Tawakalt Damilola

Laboratory technologist

Non-Teaching

My research is focused on the Antimicrobial and phytochemical analysis of leaves extracts and other herbs, inhibitions on microorganisms and their healing properties
Mr OYERANMI IYANUOLUWA GIDEON

Mr OYERANMI IYANUOLUWA GIDEON

Technologist

Non-Teaching

Medical pathogenic microbiology is a fascinating field that explores the complex relationships between microorganisms and their human hosts. Here are some research interests in this area:, , - *Bacterial Pathogenicity*: Understanding the mechanisms by which bacteria cause disease, including their ability to adhere to and invade host cells, evade the immune system, and produce toxins ¹., - *Antimicrobial Resistance*: Investigating the development and spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and exploring new strategies for combating these resistant pathogens., - *Host-Pathogen Interactions*: Examining the complex interactions between microorganisms and their human hosts, including the role of the immune system in recognizing and responding to pathogens., - *Vaccine Development*: Developing effective vaccines against infectious diseases, including those caused by bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms., - *Microbiome Research*: Exploring the complex communities of microorganisms that live within and around us, and investigating their role in human health and disease., , These research interests have the potential to lead to significant advances in our understanding of infectious diseases and the development of effective treatments and prevention strategies.
Mr SORUNKE Taiwo Ayodeji

Mr SORUNKE Taiwo Ayodeji

Graduate Assistant

Academic

Industrial microbiology and biotechnology
Mr. Abba Ibrahim Zaki

Mr. Abba Ibrahim Zaki

Graduate assistant

Academic

My research focuses on the clinico-laboratory investigation of Candida albicans and Entamoeba gingivalis in the oral cavity of HIV patients. This study aims to explore the prevalence, pathogenicity, and interactions of these microorganisms in immunocompromised individuals, providing insights into their role in oral infections. The findings aim to contribute to the understanding of opportunistic infections and improve strategies for managing oral health in HIV patients.
Mr. EBERE, Christian Ugochukwu

Mr. EBERE, Christian Ugochukwu

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Pathogenic bacteria are man's problem on earth. Today most of the known infections related to bacteria have developed resistance and this behavior of resistance to known antibiotics is a big problem. Again, in under developed or in developing countries, pathogenic bacteria have been devastating them due to so many reasons like lack of research development, poor research facilities, poverty etc. Hence, my research interest is on these infectious bacteria and a way out.
Mrs Adebayo Aishah Adeola

Mrs Adebayo Aishah Adeola

Graduate Assistant

Academic

TITLE: EVIDENCE OF EXPOSURE TO AND HUMORAL IMMUNE RESPONSE AGAINST HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS AMONG MALES AND FEMALES IN OSUN STATE, Summary: Human papillomaviruses (HPVs) are double stranded DNA naked viruses that have tropism for epithelial and mucosal cells of humans. There are over 200 genotypes of HPVs, but while the low-risk types (such as HPV -6 and -11) cause benign tumors of head and neck; the high-risk types (like HPV -16 and -18) cause cervical cancer in women and genital warts in both genders. In Nigeria, HPV-induced cervical cancer ranks the second most frequent cancer among women with high morbidity/mortality. It is hence desirable to know the current prevalence rates of low- and high-risk HPV infections among sexually active humans (males and females) attending Osun state University teaching hospital.
Mrs Adetunji Iyabode Toyin

Mrs Adetunji Iyabode Toyin

Technologist II

Non-Teaching

Assessment and use of phytochemicals from plants extracts in the treatment of multiple drug resistant microorganisms
Mrs Ekwebelam Esther Oluwatoyin

Mrs Ekwebelam Esther Oluwatoyin

Laboratory technologist

Non-Teaching

Environmental microbiology

Sciences / Physical & Chemical Sciences

22 members
Adeoye Sheriff Oluwagbenga

Adeoye Sheriff Oluwagbenga

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

My research focuses on natural product chemistry and nanotechnology, exploring bioactive compounds from Cryptolepsis sanguinoleta to functionalize nanomaterials for improved malaria treatment. I also work on sustainable formulations for pharmaceuticals and cosmetics using underutilized plant resources, aiming to develop innovative solutions to global health challenges.
Aderinoye-Rabiu Rofiat Adewumi (Mrs)

Aderinoye-Rabiu Rofiat Adewumi (Mrs)

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

My research interests are centered around the mathematical modeling of physical and biological systems, with a particular emphasis on the epidemiology of malaria. I aim to develop and analyze models that can predict the transmission dynamics of malaria, assessing how various factors—such as environmental changes, human behavior, and public health interventions—influence the spread of this disease. Additionally, I integrate data science techniques to analyze large datasets related to malaria incidence, vector populations, and climatic variables, to refine models and contribute to more effective disease management strategies.
Adewale Kabir Kola

Adewale Kabir Kola

Higher Estate Officer

Academic

Not academia
Azeez sarajudeen otolowo

Azeez sarajudeen otolowo

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

PHYSICS: EXPERIMENTAL AND COMPUTATION MATERIALS SCIENCE
Bello Musa Opeyemi

Bello Musa Opeyemi

Technologist 11

Non-Teaching

Environmental chemistry.
Dr BABALOLA Khadijat Kuburat

Dr BABALOLA Khadijat Kuburat

Lecturer II

Academic

Incorporation of Organic Nanoparticles materials onto PEDOT:PSS Anode Buffer Layer for more efficient Polymer Solar Cells
Dr. Qasim Abolanle Adeniji

Dr. Qasim Abolanle Adeniji

Senior Lecturer

Academic

Solid State Physics/Materials Science/Thin Film Deposition and Characterization with keen interest in Renewable & Alternative Energy
Jaji Basheer Akanbi

Jaji Basheer Akanbi

Assistance Lecturer

Academic

My research interest lies in exploring the intersection of inorganic chemistry and biological systems, focusing on the role of metal ions and metalloproteins in biochemical processes. This includes investigating the structural, functional, and catalytic roles of metal centers in enzymes and biomolecules. I am particularly interested in the development of bioinspired inorganic complexes for applications in medicine, such as designing metal-based drugs and diagnostic agents, and in environmental chemistry, including biomimetic catalysis for sustainable energy solutions. This field offers exciting opportunities to bridge chemistry and biology, contributing to advancements in health and environmental sustainability.
Miss Salaudeen Baliqis Oyeronke

Miss Salaudeen Baliqis Oyeronke

Technologist II

Non-Teaching

None
Mr Ibrahim Murtala Muhammad

Mr Ibrahim Murtala Muhammad

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Medicinal chemistry; Neuroactive principles from medicinal plants
Mr Raji Tahir

Mr Raji Tahir

Higher Technical Officer (Architect)

Academic

Non Academia
Mr. ADEOJO TAIWO TEMITOPE

Mr. ADEOJO TAIWO TEMITOPE

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Radiation Effect of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) on Hematological and Histological Parameters of Albino Rats
Mr. ADEWUMI Olumuyiwa Femi

Mr. ADEWUMI Olumuyiwa Femi

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Radiodiagnostic Physics/ Medical Physics and Medical Imaging
Mr. Abdulazeez Adebayo Usman

Mr. Abdulazeez Adebayo Usman

Assistant lecturer

Academic

Functional Analysis is a branch of mathematics that focuses on the study of vector spaces and operators acting upon them, particularly in infinite - dimensional settings, it is a foundational too in many areas of mathematics including analysis, quantum mechanics and partial differential equations.
Mr. Warith Adewale ADEBISI

Mr. Warith Adewale ADEBISI

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

Groundwater Dynamics, Groundwater Exploration, Groundwater Quality, Explorations in Complex Terrains
Mrs Akande Mariam Ololade

Mrs Akande Mariam Ololade

Assistant Lecturer

Academic

The topic of the research is “feature selection and classification of diabetes types using machine learning models”.The main aim of the study is to develop machine learning based prediction models for diabetic patients and to identify which machine learning algorithm has the ability to accurately and precisely classify diabetes types. Machine learning techniques was applied to classify diabetes types into “Type 1” or “Type 2” using a secondary dataset collected from Federal Medical Centre, Abeokuta. The results showed that Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) was the best-performing algorithm followed by Bayesian Generalized Linear Model. While the most important variables are ‘Age’, ‘Plasma Glucose’, ‘Diastolic BP’, ‘Height’, ‘Weight’, ‘BMI’ and ‘Diabetic pedigree’. Conclusions from the research showed that machine learning algorithms can be used to make an early diagnosis of diabetes.
Mrs Obiwale Abiola Aminat

Mrs Obiwale Abiola Aminat

Technologist II

Non-Teaching

Medicinal chemistry
Mrs. Bello Latifat Bolanle

Mrs. Bello Latifat Bolanle

Technologist

Non-Teaching

Medicinal chemistry
Oloruntele Ibrahim opeyemi

Oloruntele Ibrahim opeyemi

Assistant lecturer block D , opposite the faculty of science office entrance

Academic

Food/medicinal chemistry, phytochemistry and organic chemistry
QS. IDOWU FARUQ A

QS. IDOWU FARUQ A

QUANTITY SURVEYOR

Academic

My major research focuses is in Project Management [PM], Project management is the process of leading a team to achieve project goals within a set time frame, budget, and scope. It involves applying skills, knowledge, and methods to meet project objectives. , some aspects of project management Includes, five basic phases of project management are initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and controlling, and closing.
Rukayat Odunola OPATOKUN-SALIU

Rukayat Odunola OPATOKUN-SALIU

A/L

Academic

Green chemistry offers numerous advantages, addressing both environmental and economic challenges. My research focuses on developing sustainable chemical substances/compounds from plants to address environmental and human health challenges and promote renewable energy technologies. It involves the isolation and modification of bioactive compounds from natural sources and the development of nanocarriers for targeted drug delivery.
Salahudeen Sheriffdeen

Salahudeen Sheriffdeen

Higher Technical Officer (Building)

Academic

Nil