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For the 2025–2026 academic year, the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, has enrolled 6,356 students, the most in almost 40 years.
This was revealed in a statement provided to our correspondent on Thursday by Olasunkanmi Olajide, the interim head of the Directorate of Public Relations.
The matriculation took place at the Professor Oluwafemi Balogun Ceremonial Building concurrently with the university’s 13th Commencement Lecture.
Prof. Babatunde Kehinde, the vice-chancellor, spoke at the function and called the record admission a significant turning point in the 38-year history of FUNAAB.
While advising the newcomers to maintain discipline, dress appropriately, maintain a minimum of 70% class attendance, and carefully adhere to the institution’s norms, Prof. Kehinde expressed joy at the increased confidence of parents and prospective students in the university.
“FUNAAB continues to serve as a training ground for future leaders,” the VC stated. As a result, students are required to maintain discipline, dress appropriately, attend classes at least 70% of the time, and strictly follow the norms set forth by the university.
Prof. Kehinde reiterated the university’s zero-tolerance policy for misbehavior and emphasized that responsible leadership and open communication are the only guiding principles for Student Union involvement on campus.
The students were reassured by the vice chancellor that their rights would be upheld.
Prof. Subuola Fasoyiro of the Institute of Agricultural Research and Training, Obafemi Awolowo University, challenged the students to develop character, competence, and capacity as the cornerstones of effective leadership during his commencement lecture, “Future Leaders of Character in Agriculture: Building Capacity Today for National and Global Impact Tomorrow.”
Prof. Fasoyiro emphasized vision, strategic thinking, courage, emotional intelligence, integrity, teamwork, and resilience as the attributes needed to shape the future.
Additionally, she noted that students need to embrace clarity, commitment, capacity, character, consistency, and contribution as crucial leadership traits for national development in order to have a better future.
“The future is predictable, and as students, you must position yourself through discipline and continuous learning,” Professor Fasoyiro continued. Maintaining your character will help you maintain your reputation.
