Contact Officers
Office of the Vice Chancellor: Acting Vice Chancellor: Professor Dada Adelowo Ph.D General Enquiries & Registry: Registrar: Dr. Omojola Awosusi, O. O. Ph.D, MNIM, MIPMN, PGDFM Telephone:08033957175 Bursary : Bursar: Mr. Taiwo FCA Library (Chief librarian) University Librarian: Mr. Ogunleye, G.O. B.Sc, MLS Telephone:08033935840 Postgraduate School: Deputy Registrar: Mr. S. Ajiboye MNIM Academic Affairs: Deputy Registrar: Mr. B.A. Adeoya B.Sc, MANUPA Admissions Office: Principal Assistant Registrar: Mrs. O. Oluwatayo Council Affairs: Deputy Registrar: Mr. T.O. Fagbemiro MNIM Exams and Records Principal Assistant Registrar Mr. J.E.T. Babatola B.A, M.Sc, MNIM Information Office: Principal Assistant Registrar: Mr. Ajibade Olubunmi Telephone:08033747998 Student Affairs: Principal Assistant Registrar: Mr. E.O. Akindele B.Sc, M.Sc Entrepreneurial Centre: Director: Prof. B. Oloyede Ph.D Computer Centre: Director: Prof. Aderibigbe Ph.D Research & Development Centre: Director: Rev. Father Prof. J. Olaogun Ph.D
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