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BENSON EJIDOKUN Abiodun Rotimi (Profile)
Deputy Bursar, Cash Book Mgt. & Reconciliation Unit
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Functions and Responsibilities of the Unit
- Reconciliation of Cashbook with Bank Statement on Monthly Basis
- Posting of payment voucher into various Cashbooks
iii. Posting of cash advance analysis
- Filling of payment voucher
- Posting of cash advance register
- Preparation of Schedule
vii. Preparation of statutory deductions (VAT, WHT as at when due)
viii. Raising/Posting of journal voucher
- Preparation of Report for Management and Council
- Liaising Office with External Auditors, Accountant General of the State, Auditor General of the State, Federal Inland Revenue Services (FIRS) and Osun Internal Revenue Services (OIRS)
- Any other duties as assigned by the Bursar
MAKINDE-OJO Yetunde (Profile)
Head, Payroll & Pension Unit
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Functions/Responsibilities of the Unit
The Payroll Management System covenant with the monetary aspects of employee’s remuneration, stipends, subtractions, gross pay, net pay etc.. and creation of pay-slips for a particular time period.
Our Payroll Management System provides the command to:
- Deal with Employee Information professionally.
- Describes in detail about the compensation, deductions, leaves etc.
- Generates all the Reports related to an employee, attendance/leave, payroll etc.
- Creates Pay-record and Pay Sheet all at the click of a mouse.
- Create and administer appropriately the Payroll Processes according to the remuneration configuration allocated to the individual employee.
The financial records of our organisations employees’ salaries, wages, bonuses, allowances, and deductions are handled by payroll.
Salary refers to the amount employees are paid for services rendered during a specific period. It is essential because laws and regulations govern it (e.g. in Nigeria, Payroll is subject to Personal Income Tax Acts).
The core objective of payroll processing is to make sure that there are no discrepancies, and the employee is paid impartially every month.
This may sound like a straightforward task, there are many stages involved. The final salary includes countless additions and deductions such as taxes, insurance, provident fund, gratuity, and others.
Payroll unit is saddled with responsibilities below:-
- Issuing payslips, which is done electronically
- Reporting and submitting payroll taxes (income tax and social security contributions) to the respective authorities.
- Ensuring payroll compliance by filing other mandatory reports for which payroll data is required
- Keeping payroll records and fulfilling other payroll accounting tasks
In Nigeria, payroll compliance is a critical aspect of managing a business, our payroll unit adhere to various regulatory requirements to ensure employers pay their employees accurately and on time while also meeting the government's statutory deductions obligations
Osun state payroll unit effectively comply with Nigeria payroll laws by keeping detailed payroll records for each employee, including the employee's name, address, date of birth, nationality, job title, salary, and taxes deducted.
Oladepo Rasheedat Olabisi (Ph.D) (Profile)
Head, University Store (Osogbo,Ipetu-Ijesa, & Ejigbo)
Email: @uniosun.edu.ng
Functions and Responsibilities of the Unit
- Receiving, inspecting, and verifying incoming goods against purchase orders and delivery notes.
- Keeping accurate records of inventory levels, stock movements, and transactions using Admon software.
- Conducting regular stock counts to reconcile discrepancies between physical stock and system records.
- Preparing the necessary document for payment after inspecting and receiving the goods.
- Preparing end of the year stock balance.
Adesoye Kayode Adebanji (Profile)
Head, University Store (Ifetedo, Ikire, Okuku and Isale- Osun Campuses)
Email: @uniosun.edu.ng
Functions and Responsibilities of the Unit
- Receiving, issuing and distribution of goods to the end users.
- Maintenance of store documents e.g. bin cards, store issues vouchers etc.,
- Verifying all incoming inventory
- Check inventory records for accuracy and correctness
- Receiving and dispatching goods to campuses
- Preparation of the end of the stock stocking
- Find, sort and move goods to various campuses.
- Safeguarding stored inventory against theft and damages
- Coordination with vendors for delivery of orders
- Quality control by ensuring store items meet set standard
- Analysis of aging of stock and communicate the Bursar about the obsolete stock
- Provide information for the Bursar on stock level of items in the store that need reorder.
BELLO Dauda Akanni (Profile)
Head, Budget and Planning Unit
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One of the primary functions of Budget & Planning Unit is to develop, manage, and monitor the university's budget. This involves working closely with various departments and stakeholders to allocate resources for academic programs, research initiatives, infrastructure development, and administrative functions. The Unit is responsible for ensuring that the university's budget aligns with its strategic goals and objectives.
It is also responsible for preparing the University’s financial estimates as well as various reports relating to the funds/expenditure of the University as required by the University Governing Council, Office of the Accountant General of the State, State Budget Office, and other relevant agencies. It is also saddled with the maintenance of fixed asset register for all fixed assets purchased/acquired.
At the time of preparation for annual budget for the University, the Unit ensures the following budget processes:
- Call circulars are sent to Deans, Directors, Heads of Departments/Units concerned to prepare and submit in a pre-determined format, an estimate of the cost of running their departments/units in the forthcoming year.
- The proposals received are collated, considered and adjusted to generate a draft estimate.
- Presentation and defence of draft estimates of the proposal at the budget and estimates committee of the University.
- Preparation of aggregate estimate of revenue and expenditure-based on-budget performance of the current financial year.
- Amendments are made where necessary and the aggregate estimates are presented to the Finance and General Purposes Committee (F&GPC) for recommendation to the University Governing Council and State approval.
- Presentation and defence of draft estimates at the pre-treasury, treasury and House of Assembly of the State.
- Communicate the Council’s approval of Budget to departments and units.
- Periodic preparation of budget performance (monthly, quarterly & yearly basis).
Any other duties as directed by the Bursar.
BENSON Adefila Adesina (Profile)
Head, Cash Office Unit
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Functions and Responsibilities of the Unit
The cash office unit is saddled with the responsibilities of preparing of payment schedule to the bank, writing of cheques and collection of monthly Bank Statement’s from various banks using by the University.
Also, the unit is in-charge of the following:
• Maintenance of register and posting of payment vouchers after payment on ADMON.
• Issuing of receipts for Staff, Students and Contractors.
• Assisting with cash book Mgt. during bank reconciliation
• Liaising with external auditors for preparation of accounts and in audit investigation
• Preparation of report for Management consumption
• Payment of pension deductions
• Payment of tax deductions to FIRS and State IRS3
• Working with the state secretariat for the disbursement of grant to the University
• Keeping of University Central Imprest.
• Preparation of NEEDS ASSESEMENT payment schedule with CBN
• We provide weekly balances on the University IGR accounts for the Bursar and Vice Chancellor
• Attending to other duties assigned by the Bursar
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OSUN STATE UNIVERSITY, P.M.B 4494, OSOGBO NIGERIA |
CALENDAR FOR 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION
November, 2024
Monday, 18th Resumption for 2024/2025 Academic Session & Commencement of Harmattan Semester Lectures for Fresh and Returning Students
December, 2024
Monday, 16th -Wed 18th Orientation for Fresh Students
Friday, 20th Matriculation
Monday, 23rd Dec. 2024-Sunday, 5th Jan. 2025 Christmas/New Year Break
January, 2025
Monday, 6th Resumption from Christmas/New Year Break
February, 2025
Friday, 21st End of Lectures
Monday, 24th - Friday, 28th Lecture Free Week
March, 2025
Monday, 3rd March, Fri. 21st March Harmattan Semester Examinations (All Levels)
Monday, 17th – Friday, 21st GNS Examinations
Monday, 31st March - Friday, 11th April Semester Break
April, 2025
Monday, 24th -Fri. 11th April Marking and grading of Script
Monday, 21st Resumption for 2024/2025 Rain Semester & Commencement of Lectures
July, 2025
Friday, 18th July End of Lectures
Monday, 21st - Friday 25th Lecture Free Week
Monday, 28th - Friday, 8thAugust Rain Semester Examinations (All Levels)
August, 2025
Monday, 11th - Friday, 15th GNS Examinations
Monday, 18th - Fri, 15th Marking and Grading of Scripts/
End of 2024/2025 Academic Session
Monday, 25th Commencement of Annual Leave for Academic Staff
September, 2025
Thursday, 25th- Saturday, 27th 15th Convocation Ceremonies
November, 2025
Friday, 7th End of Annual Leave for Academic Staff
Monday 10th Resumption for 2025/2026 Academic Session
Friday, 20 December 2024 05:50
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OSUN STATE UNIVERSITY, P.M.B 4494, OSOGBO NIGERIA |
CALENDAR FOR 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION
November, 2024
Monday, 18th Resumption for 2024/2025 Academic Session & Commencement of Harmattan Semester Lectures for Fresh and Returning Students
December, 2024
Monday, 16th -Wed 18th Orientation for Fresh Students
Thursday, 19th Matriculation
Monday, 23rd Dec. 2024-Sunday, 5th Jan. 2025 Christmas/New Year Break
January, 2025
Monday, 13th Resumption from Christmas/New Year Break
February, 2025
Friday, 21st End of Lectures
Monday, 24th - Friday, 28th Lecture Free Week
March, 2025
Monday, 3rd March, Fri. 21st March Harmattan Semester Examinations (All Levels)
Monday, 17th – Friday, 21st GNS Examinations
Monday, 31st March - Friday, 11th April Semester Break
April, 2025
Monday, 24th -Fri. 11th April Marking and grading of Script
Monday, 21st Resumption for 2024/2025 Rain Semester & Commencement of Lectures
July, 2025
Friday, 18th July End of Lectures
Monday, 21st - Friday 25th Lecture Free Week
Monday, 28th - Friday, 8thAugust Rain Semester Examinations (All Levels)
August, 2025
Monday, 11th - Friday, 15th GNS Examinations
Monday, 18th - Fri, 15th Marking and Grading of Scripts/
End of 2024/2025 Academic Session
Monday, 25th Commencement of Annual Leave for Academic Staff
September, 2025
Thursday, 25th- Saturday, 27th 15th Convocation Ceremonies
November, 2025
Friday, 7th End of Annual Leave for Academic Staff
Monday 10th Resumption for 2025/2026 Academic Session
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OSUN STATE UNIVERSITY, P.M.B 4494, OSOGBO NIGERIA |
CALENDAR FOR 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION
November, 2024
Monday, 18th Resumption for 2024/2025 Academic Session & Commencement of Harmattan Semester Lectures for Fresh and Returning Students
December, 2024
Monday, 16th -Wed 18th Orientation for Fresh Students
Thursday, 19th Matriculation
Monday, 23rd Dec. 2024-Sunday, 5th Jan. 2025 Christmas/New Year Break
January, 2025
Monday, 13th Resumption from Christmas/New Year Break
February, 2025
Friday, 21st End of Lectures
Monday, 24th - Friday, 28th Lecture Free Week
March, 2025
Monday, 3rd March, Fri. 21st March Harmattan Semester Examinations (All Levels)
Monday, 17th – Friday, 21st GNS Examinations
Monday, 31st March - Friday, 11th April Semester Break
April, 2025
Monday, 24th -Fri. 11th April Marking and grading of Script
Monday, 21st Resumption for 2024/2025 Rain Semester & Commencement of Lectures
July, 2025
Friday, 18th July End of Lectures
Monday, 21st - Friday 25th Lecture Free Week
Monday, 28th - Friday, 8thAugust Rain Semester Examinations (All Levels)
August, 2025
Monday, 11th - Friday, 15th GNS Examinations
Monday, 18th - Fri, 15th Marking and Grading of Scripts/
End of 2024/2025 Academic Session
Monday, 25th Commencement of Annual Leave for Academic Staff
September, 2025
Thursday, 25th- Saturday, 27th 15th Convocation Ceremonies
November, 2025
Friday, 7th End of Annual Leave for Academic Staff
Monday 10th Resumption for 2025/2026 Academic Session
Head of Department’s Welcome Address/Introduction:
On behalf of the Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry (PAC), I welcome you to our website. Our vision is to continue to grow in student population, staff strength, infrastructural development and research output. We realize how honourable our job is and the need to build a generation fortified with scientific knowledge, skills and comprehensive education in chemistry. Thus, we are committed and dedicated to this vision. PAC as a Department offers students some ways to engage with knowledge of Chemistry, including two bachelor’s degree programmes (B.Sc. Chemistry and B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry), some postgraduate programmes in Chemistry and hands-on research opportunities. The Department is equipped with a wide range of modern instrumentation necessary for the successful completion of any of our programmes.
We are privileged to have academic staff members whose research interests cut across nearly all the traditional sub-disciplines of chemistry. Over the years, we have built a reputation for a strong interdisciplinary research. No wonder our graduates all over the country and in the diaspora are having enviable careers in chemistry and beyond.
I wish you a productive and informative session as you take the time to browse our website. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
– Dr. Adebanjo J. Anifowose
Ag. Head of the Department
Location:
Osogbo
Brief History:
At the inception of the University in September 2007, the pioneer Department started as the Department of Geological and Chemical Sciences which offered B.Sc. degrees in Geology, Industrial Chemistry and Biochemistry. The Department started with six pioneer staff (3 academic and 3 technical) and 10 students in 2007. The Department of Geological and Chemical Sciences was unbundled in the year 2012 into two: the Department of Geological Sciences (for B.Sc. Geology) and the Department of Chemical Sciences. This same year, the Department of Chemical Sciences added B.Sc. Chemistry to its programmes. In March 2018, the Department of Chemical Sciences was further split into two: the Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry and the Department of Biochemistry. The Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry (PAC) has been successfully running its academic degree programmes without losing any accreditation by the National University Commission (NUC). Today, the Department has grown in student and staff population, as well as infrastructural strength. This development is the springboard and solid foundation for the kick-off of postgraduate programmes in 2019, which have successfully produced quite a number of M.Sc. and PhD graduates.
Mission:
Our mission is to teach, train and transform our students into well-sought professionals, with sound knowledge of scientific principles and methods, who can compete favourably with their global counterparts for employment and research developments.
Vision:
Our vision is to be a centre of excellence in providing high-quality teaching and learning experiences in Pure and Applied Chemistry. This will result in giving back to the society thorough-bred entrepreneurial graduates who can engage in impactful research, as well as provide necessary social, industrial, environmental and scientific solutions that can lead to job creation.
Physical Development:
We have three functional laboratories that serve the academic programmes of the Department. The laboratories are well-equipped for undergraduate practical work and projects, as well as cutting-edge research activities for postgraduate studies. All the staff members have offices that are well-equipped with the required and necessary facilities. Adequate classrooms and seminar rooms are provided for the teaching and learning of the students. The library is well-equipped with modern facilities and up-to-date books, publications and periodicals necessary for teaching and learning.Research Activities:The Department has been a leading element in advancing frontiers in research and knowledge within and outside Nigeria. Many members of the Department have published in reputable international journals. The Department has cordial relationships with the Chemical Society of Nigeria (CSN), the Institute of Chartered Chemists of Nigeria (ICCON) the American Chemical Society (ACS) and other research bodies. Our research activities include: Synthesis of green nanoparticles (GNPs) and their applications in water treatment Environmental assessment of petroleum hydrocarbons and heavy metals from petroleum service stations on nearby soil and groundwater in Osogbo, Osun state Antioxidants, antimicrobial, anti-glycemic activities of synthesized calcium nanoparticles, zinc nanoparticles from leaf extract of Annona muricata Microplastics abundance and associated pollutants in vegetables: Implications on nutritional composition and bioactive components Measurement and toxicities of organochlorine pesticides (OCPs) in fish organs: A case study of Nile tilapia and spotted catfish harvested from Otin-River Heavy metals in the sediment and water: Sources, ecological and human health risk Applications of Adansonia digitata, Ceiba pentandra and Ceratotheca sesamoids leaf- hydrocolloids as Rheology Modifier and Phytochemical agents in selected Human Diseases Management and control Investigation of the influence of fermentation on the nutritional values, functional properties and rheological attributes of soybeans Gold mining and its toxicity in aquatic habitat: Underscoring the importance of assessment
Journals:
Some selected publications for the passing year in reputable journals by members of staff of the Department are listed below:
1. Adebanjo Jacob Anifowose, Alaru Kunle Gbadamosi , Tinuola Munirat Oguntope , Omoteleola Serah Olarinde , Oluwaferanmi Samuel Fasoiro , Shola Hezekiah Awojide (2024). First forensic quantification, source-identification and health risk estimation of volatile organic carbons in the anthropogenically impacted Omi-Asoro Stream in Ilesa, Nigeria. Cleaner Water. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.clwat.2023.100002. Published by Elsevier.
2. Babalola, B. M., Afolabi, S. O., Afolabi, V. O., Arogundade, I. O., Adefisan, A. O. and Anifowose, A. J. (2024). Effect of chemical modifications on the adsorptive ability of palm kernel fibre for indigo blue dye. Lafia Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research, 2(1), 33–39. https://doi.org/10.62050/ljsir2024.v2n1.284. Published by the Faculty of Science, Federal University of Lafia, Nasarawa State, Nigeria.
3. Azeez L., Oyedeji A.O., Adedotun I.S., Adeleke A.E. (2024). Nanotechnology to monitor, remedy, and prevent pollution: An overview. Chapter 2. In (Eds): Bilal M., Iqbal H.F.M., Nguyen T.A., Yasin G., Gupta R.M. Nanotechnology to Monitor, Remedy, and Prevent Pollution. 25 – 42. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-443-15660-1.00002-2. Published by Elsevier.
4. Azeez L., Oyinlola A., Oyedeji A.O., Agbaogun B.K., Busari H.K., Adejumo A.L., Agbaje W.B., Adeleke A.E., Awolola O.S. (2024). Facile removal of rhodamine B and metronidazole with mesoporous biochar prepared from palm tree biomass: adsorption studies, reusability, and mechanisms. Water Practice and Technology. 19(4), 730 – 744. Published by International Water Association. Impact factor – 1.6.
5. Aremu H.K., Oyewole O.I., Adenmosun A., Oyafajo L., Iwalewa Z.I., Ademola A., Azeez L., Adeleke M.A. (2024). Bioactive components in Psidium guajava extracts elicit biotoxic attributes and distinct antioxidant enzyme modulation in the larvae of vectors of lymphatic filariasis and dengue. Experimental Parasitology 261: 108766. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.exppara.2024.108766. Published by Elsevier. Impact Factor 1.4
6. Yusuf-Omoloye N.A., Adeyemi F.M., Sule W.F., Azeez L., Oyedara O.O. Wahab A.K., Ajigbewu O.H., Lateef A. (2024). Green-synthesis, characterization, and antibacterial activity of Azanza garckeana seed extract silver nanoparticles against vancomycin-resistant Enterococci. Next Nanotechnology. 6, 100035. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nxnano.2023.100035. Published by Elsevier.
7. Oyedeji A.O., Odeyemi B.A., Azeez L. (2024). Dietary risk assessment of cyromazine and its analogue melamine in evaporated and infant milk samples in Nigeria. Journal of Food Quality and Hazards Control. 11: 39-46. Published by Shahid Sadoughi University of Medical Sciences, Yazd, Iran.
8. Aremu H.K., Dare C.A., Adekale I.A., Adetunji B.D., Musa D.A., Azeez L., Oyewole O.I. (2024). Phytomediated stress modulates antioxidant status, induces overexpression of CYP6M2,Hsp70, α-esterase, and suppresses the ABCtransporter in Anopheles gambiae (sensu stricto) exposed to Ocimumtenuiflorumextracts. PLoSONE 19(5): e0302677. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0302677
9. Shola Hezekiah Awojide, Ezekiel OlumideFadunmade, Adeola Adepeju Adegboye, Kehinde Adenike Oyewole, Ifeoluwa Samuel Adedotun, Abayomi Gideon Adeyemo and Jesutofunmi Victoria Ayeni (2024). A comparative study on the synergistic activities of fractions and crude essential oil of Syzygiumaromaticum. Bulletin of the National Research Centre (2024) 48:47 https://doi.org/10.1186/s42269-024-01205-2
10. K. A. Fasasi, O. F. Awodiran, D. J. Ayeni1, O. I. Awoniyi, and S. H. Awojide (2024). Assessment of Bee Honey in some Districts in South-Western Nigeria for Agricultural Pesticide Residues and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs). The Journal of Agricultural Sciences - Sri Lanka Vol. 19, No 1, January 2024. Pp 142-15.
11. Dada A. O., Inyinbor A.a., Tokula B. E., Ajanaku C. O., Ayo-Akere, Latona D.F. (2024). Sustainable Chitosan Supported Magnetite Nanocomposites for Sequestration of Rhodamine B Dye from the environment. IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science. 1342, 1,012013.
12. Adetoro R.O., Shittu M. O. A.; Adetayo-Balogun A.A.; Okedinachi P. A. and Amuda O.S. (2024). Kinetic Studies of Periwinkle Shell Hydroxyapatite (PSHAP) for the Removal of Metal Ions in Steel Rolling Mill Wastewater. Research Journal of Pure Science and Technology, 7(2): 37-49. DOI: 10.56201/rjpst.v7.no2. 2024. Published by International Institute of Academic Research and Development.
13. Adejumo, A. L., Basiru, S.O., Adeleke, A. E.,Adetoro, R. O.,Aremu,H. K.,Owolabi, S. O. and Azeez, L. (2024a).Potential Consequences of Water-Soluble Acetaminophen-Chromium Combination in Clarias Gariepinus: Bioaccumulation and Oxidative Perturbations of Antioxidant Enzyme Activities.Fountain Journal of Natural and Applied Sciences, 13(1): 73 – 87. DOI: 10.53704/fujnas.v13i1.562. Published by College of Natural and Applied Sciences, Fountain University, Osogbo, Nigeria.
14. Adejumo, A.L., Adetoro, R.O., Oladejo, A.A., Kolawole, T.O., Oyedeji, A.O., Adeleke, E.A., Oke, A.M. Awolola O.S., Isola O.E., Azeez, L. (2024b). Risk Evaluation Associated with Abelmuscus EsculentusConsumption Grown on Decommissioned Goldmine Sediment and Water. Fountain Journal of Natural and Applied Sciences, 13(2): 12-22. DOI: 10.53704/fujnas.v13i2.566. Published by College of Natural and Applied Sciences, Fountain University, Osogbo, Nigeria.
15. Azeez L., Lateef A., Adelere I. A. (2024). Environmental behaviuor and fate of nanomaterials in soil – plant interaction, In: Microbiome and nano-cross-Talk, pp. 149–186. DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-443-18822-0.00007-4. Published by Elsevier
16. Azeez L., Adejumo A. L. Oladejo A. A., Olalekan B., Basiru S., Oyelami O. K., Makanjuola A. O., Ogungbe V. Hammed A., Abdullahi M. (2024). Exploiting the synergistic influence of AgNPs-TiO2NPs: enhancing phytostabilization of pb and mitigating its toxicity in Vigna unguiculata. International Journal of Phytoremediation. Published by Taylor & Francis.
Grants and Awards:
Many academic staff in the Department have won individual scholarship awards for their PhD programmes. Striking research grants won by members of the Department include:
(i) Research Project: Development of Artificial Neural Network-based Model for Estimating Nano and Microplastic Pollution in Water. (ongoing).
Sponsor: National Research Fund TeTFund, Nigeria (Reference No: TETF/ES/DR&D-CE/NRF2021/SETI/WAS/00091/VOL1. 2022).
Prinicipal Investigator: Dr. Luqmon A. Azeez
Co-Investigator: Dr. Adebanjo J. Anifowose
(ii) Research Project: Innovative microbial volarization of keratinous wastes for eco-friendly production of protein-rich keratin hydrolysates (PROKESH) as biofertilizers. (ongoing).
Sponsor: National Research Fund TeTFund, Nigeria.
Prinicipal Investigator: Prof. Lateef Agabje
Co-Investigator: Dr. Luqmon A. Azeez
(iii) Research Project: Multi-omics approach to heavy metal toxicity and ameliorating potential of green nanoparticles in goldmining areas. (ongoing).
Sponsor: National Research Fund TeTFund, Nigeria.
Prinicipal Investigator: Dr. Wahab Oyeyemi
Co-Investigator: Dr. Luqmon A. Azeez
(iv) Research Project: Development of a novel fluorometric method for the determination of production rate and steady-state concentration of photochemically generated superoxide radicals in seawater. (completed)
Sponsor: Japan Society for the Promotion of Science KAKENHI (Project ID: 18310010)
Prinicipal Investigator: Prof. Hiroshi Sakugawa, Hiroshima University, Japan.
Co-Investigator: Dr. Adebanjo J. Anifowose
Community Empowerment Service Project:
Air quality assessment of the campuses of Osun State University
Production of liquid soap and hand sanitizer during Corona virus for all the campuses of Osun State University
Water quality assessment of the commercial UNIOSUN water
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OSUN STATE UNIVERSITY, P.M.B 4494, OSOGBO NIGERIA |
CALENDAR FOR 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION
November 2024
Monday, 11th Resumption for 2024/2025 Academic Session & Commencement of Harmattan Semester Lectures for fresh and Returning Students.
December, 2024 Orientations for Fresh Students
Monday 16th -Wed 18th
Thursday, 19th Matriculation
Monday 23rd Dec. 2024- Christmas/ New Year Break
Sunday, 5th Jan. 2025
January, 2025
Monday 13th Resumption from Christmas/ New Year Break
February, 2025
Friday 21st End of Lectures
Monday, 24th – Friday, 28th Lecture Free Week
March, 2025
Monday, 3rd March, Fri. 21st March Harmattan Semester Examinations (All Levels)
Monday, 17th – Friday, 21st GNS Examination
Monday, 31st March- Friday, 11th April Semester Break
April, 2025
Monday, 24th -Fri 11th April Marking and grading of Script
Monday, 21st Resumption for 2024/2025 Rain Semester & Commencement of Lectures
July, 2025
Friday, 18th July End of Lectures
Monday, 21st – Friday 25th Lecture Free Week
Monday, 28th – Friday, 8th August Rain Semester Examination (All levels)
August, 2025
Monday, 11th – Friday 15th GNS Examinations
Monday, 18th – Friday 15th Marking and Grading of Scripts/
End of 2024/2025 Academic Session
Monday 25th Commencement of Annual leave for Academic Staff
September, 2025
Thursday, 25th- Saturday, 27th 15th Convocation Ceremonies
November, 2025
Friday, 7th End of Annual leave for Academic Staff
Monday 11th Resumption for 2025/2026 Academic Session