Another achievement of academic excellence in public Administration as two lecturers of the department bagged Doctorate degree


The department of public administration of the prestigious institution, The polytechnic, Ibadan staff have catapulted to more qualifications in order to promote the quality of the great department.



This is as a result of how  two of the departmental lecturers bagged Ph.D. in their field of study. The lecturers involved are; Dr. Adeyeye Titus Ojo and Dr. Oyekunle Oluseye Oyewo.


Dr. Adeyeye T. O graduated from Obafemi awolowo university (OAU) Ile-Ife, where he bagged  B.sc (Hon’s) Political Science in 1993. He proceeded to University of Ibadan (U.I) in 1998 where he graduated with M.Sc. (Political Science ) with special interest in Public Administration.

He is a member of the Chartered Institute of Local Government and Public Administration of Nigeria.

Dr. Titus Ojo Adeyeye is currently a senior lecturer in the Department of public Administration , The polytechnic, Ibadan and crowned it with doctorate degree from Lead City University .



In the same vein, Dr. O.O. Oyewo, another senior lecturer from the same department bagged his doctorate degree from the premier University of Ibadan.


While reacting to his new academic height on Facebook on Oct 21, Dr.Adeyeye Titus Ojo gave glory to almighty God for the successful completion of his Ph.D. thesis at Lead City University and was officially pronounced as Dr. Adeyeye.

However, he posited further that he now have the honor to be henceforth addressed as Dr. Adeyeye Titus Ojo. 



Similarly, Dr. O.O Oyewo who bagged his doctorate degree from the premier University of Ibadan had his convocation on November 17th 2021.



The glamorous event which was held on Wednesday 17th, 2021 at the University of Ibadan campus had in attendance, The Rector of the institution Prof. (ENGR.) Kazeem Adekunle Adebiyi, The Head of Department of public administration Dr. Mrs Risikat A. Akinseye, The staff adviser department of public administration Mr Y.B. Wahab , Alh. Adekunle Alade Busari,(The first pioneer Head of department public administrationn), Mrs. O.S Olaniru and students of the department of public administration.



The event was equally graced by dignitaries out side public administration department like;Mr Ogunjimi, Deputy Registrar (Academics), Dr. Oseni, Dean, (faculty of science), Dr. Lawal (the Dean, faculty of financial management studies), Mr Ojewale, (Bursar) ,Mr. R.A. Busari, (retired deputy registrar), and professors from University of Ibadan among them are;

Professor E. R. Aiyede, Prof. D. A. Yagboyaju, Dr. Idowu Johnson, Dr.  Stephen Lafenwa, Mr. Tunde Oyekanmi, and others .

This is a great progress for the department of public administration as they now have more advent doctors as lecturers in the department. Ranging from Dr. A.B Akinola, (formal Head of the department ), Dr. Risikat A. Akinseye (the current HOD)now complemented with additional 2 doctorate degree holders ,Dr. Adeyeye T.O and Dr. O.O Oyewo.



Since the department now have four doctors as part of her pillars, students would be more motivated to attain more height in their academic endeavor .

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