AFE BABALOLA UNIVERSITY, ADO-EKITI (ABUAD), Km. 8.5 Afe Babalola Way, P.M.B 5454, Ado-Ekiti www.abuad.edu.ng AFRICA INNOVATIVE AND ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD & AFRICA FASTEST GROWING PRIVATE UNIVERSITY ADMISSION INTO ABUAD 2016/2017 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES AND PRE-DEGREE AND DEGREE FOUNDATION  5TH SCREENING EXERCISE:  DATE: Wednesday, 12th October, 2016, TIME: 10:00AM  PREAMBLE In view of the popular demand by the applicants who could not attend the previous screening exercise due to the NECO examination result that was...Read More

LATE RESUMPTION OF STUDENTS/DAMAGES At the Management meeting held on 15th September, 2016, it was observed with great worry the regular failure of students to resume after the holiday. In its desire to stop this irresponsible behavior of students, it has been decided that students who fail to resume on the date stated for resumption will henceforth be sanctioned. Consequently, from 2016/2017 session any student who fails to arrive on...Read More

BAN ON USE OF TELEPHONE – GOOD NEWS The University management has given due consideration to the passionate plea by ABUAD Chaplain, Rev. Victor Ariyo, the Provost of the College of Engineering, Professor Sunday Oyegoke, well meaning members of the ABUAD Community as well as the gratifying comments of ABUAD students on the social media recently. Consequently, the university management has rescinded the decision to ban the use of telephone...Read More

AFE BABALOLA UNIVERSITY, ADO-EKITI, NIGERIA. INFORMATION AND REQUIREMENTS FOR FRESH AND RETURNING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS, 2016/2017 ACADEMIC SESSION The primary objective of the University is to nurture students who will be able to impact positively not only on their immediate environment but also on the larger society. Therefore an essential element of the actualization of the University’s objectives is the identification and admission of students who owing to their ascertainable academic...Read More

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL: SERVICE ABOVE SELF AN IDEOLOGY WORTHY OF EMULATION (4) “Based on these facts, it would be impossible for Nigerian Universities to compete favourably with any of the top universities in the world let alone drive innovation and maintain qualitative levels of delivery without donations, endowments or gifts from sources other than government”. Last week I published a table (Figure 1) showing the amount budgeted by 12 foreign universities in...Read More