•Founder of ABUAD, Aare Afe Babalola (2nd left), his wife, Yeye Aare Modupe Babalola (middle) and the Vice-Chancellor Prof. Smaranda Olarinde (2nd right) and others with the patient at the VIP ward of the Hospital Share With its first kidney transplant successfully performed last week, Afe Babalola Multi-system Hospital in Ado-Ekiti Ekiti State is gradually carving a niche for itself as a centre of medical excellence. Associate Editor ADEKUNLE YUSUF reports that,...Read More

NIGERIA’S HIGH DEBT PROFILE: PAYROLL IS NOT THE ONLY CAUSE Aare Afe Babalola SAN Founder/President , ABUAD RECENTLY, Nigeria’s Minister of Finance, Zainab Ahmed, reportedly stated in an interview that the country’s high debt service is connected with the huge expenditure being incurred in the satisfaction of workers on the government’s payroll. According to media report, she noted as follows: “Our debt service to overall revenue is high because we...Read More

Army chief of standards advocates re-naming humanitarian affairs ministry Maj.-Gen. James Ataguba, the Chief of Standards and Evaluation, Nigerian Army Maj.-Gen. James Ataguba, the Chief of Standards and Evaluation, Nigerian Army, has advised the Federal Government to consider renaming the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs as Ministry of Peace building and Humanitarian Affairs. Ataguba gave the advice on Friday at the second edition of the Aare Afe Babalola distinguished lecture...Read More

How University of London laid foundation for my greatness — Afe Babalola From Left to Right: Ben-Llewellyn Jones ( British Deputy High Commissioner in Nigeria), Aare Afe Babalola SAN (Founder, ABUAD), Yeye Aare Modupe Babalola, FSM (Wife of the Founder/CEO, ABUAD Ventures) Chief Afe Babalola (SAN), a legal luminary and President of Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti (ABUAD), on Thursday gave insight into how the University of London, his alma...Read More

ADDRESSING THE MENACE OF FAKE UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA Aare Afe Babalola SAN Founder/President , ABUAD The quality of education in Nigeria is debased by several factors including poor infrastructure, inadequate budgetary allocation, inadequate or total absence of standard educational materials, among others. However, one nuisance that continues to run rampant in the Nigerian education sector is the bane of fake universities, and over the past years, the National Universities Commission...Read More