
TAJUDEEN IBRAHIM BAGS EDUCATION FAMUS AWARD OF FUL.

The Imole Adini Of Okun Land, Tajudeen Ibrahim Bisimilahi, has been confirmed with an outstanding Support to Education and Contributions to the development of Federal University Lokoja [FUL].
Presenting the Prestigious award at the Permanent site of the Ivory Tower- Felele, an outskirt of Lokoja, Kogi State capital, the Vice cansellor of the University, Professor Adeyemi Akiwumi, pointed out that the award was in recognition of Tajudeen’s enormous investment in education advancement and the upliftment of humanity.
According to the University don, Tajudeen’s relentless efforts in building schools , giving out scholarship to less privileged indigenous students, establishment of Information and communication technologies centres, and funding of religious activities to promote morality in the society caught the pragmatic attention of the Institution, hence the recognition.
In a prompt reaction following the award in a colorful ceremony,Tajudeen Ibrahim Bisimilahi PhD., expressed profound gratititude to the management of the Federal University Lokoja for finding him worthy to be bestowed the famous award.
According to him, the recognition will spur him in the period ahead to contribute greater to Educational development, help the University to actualize her dreams to bequeath qualititive teaching and learning to students and to deploy his hard earned resources to better the lots of the down trodden masses in the society.
Tajudeen Ibrahim PhD. availed himself the opportunity to advised students to indulge from all forms naferious and anti social attitudes like cultism, examination mal practices, prostitution, and Yahoo, advising them that there is no shut cut to success in life.
He credited the management team of the University under the watch of Professor Olayemi Akinwumi for the tremendous academic and transformation the Institution has recorded under his leadership and assured of more collaboration with the Institution to attain desirable education accomplishment.
