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The founder and chancellor of Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti (ABUAD), Aare Afe Babalola (SAN), and the academic and non-academic staff of the university have been commended by Professor Damilola Sunday Olawuyi, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and global vice chair of the International Law Association, for the university’s recent international recognition in the 2025 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings.
By ranking as the 84th top university in the world, third in Africa, and first in Nigeria for the fourth year in a row (2022–2025), ABUAD accomplished a historic milestone.
Speaking on the fringes of the Arab-Africa Forum on Business and Human Rights in Marakech, Morocco, Olawuyi, a distinguished professor of international law and the deputy vice chancellor (research, innovation, and strategic partnerships) at ABUAD, made these statements.
Universities have a significant role to play in fostering an innovation economy that advances regional trade and investment in a way that respects human rights, according to Olawuyi, who was speaking about the importance of higher education in fostering innovation and sustainable development in Africa.
He asserts that Africa requires colleges with a global perspective that foster entrepreneurial creativity through research, executive education, enterprise development, and courses that offer workable answers to the continent’s problems.
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Olawuyi praised Aare Afe Babalola as a fearless reformist, an icon, and a continental treasure that has showed us what is possible, pointing out that regrettably, there aren’t many universities on the continent that share this mindset.
He claims that Afe Babalola of Nigeria has demonstrated to us what is feasible in this area.
After deciding to quit his successful legal business on his own, Babalola returned to his birthplace of Ado Ekiti to devote his time and attention to creating a cutting-edge, world-class university that can compete on a global scale.
His university is currently rated as the 84th finest in the world. Every one of Africa’s fifty-four nations needs at least one Afe Babalola.
“The world will change if there are 54 Afe Babalolas on the continent. There is only one Afe Babalola, and he is delighted to be in Nigeria, according to reality.
“He truly is a national treasure deserving of all praise and recognition,” he declared.
“With more support, ABUAD will indeed take education to higher and unimaginable heights and will in no time produce noble laurates that will unlock technological and economic prosperity for our nation and continent,” Olawuyi said, reinforcing the need for African governments, investors, and the international community to work with and support forward-thinking institutions like ABUAD.
Additionally, he advocated for cross-learning across African colleges, urging Moroccan and other institutions to take inspiration from ABUAD’s achievements.
