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FUTA Dons win 14 national research grants

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeSeptember 9, 2021Updated:September 10, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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…Get commendation from Pro-Chancellor

The Pro-Chancellor and Chairman, Governing council, Federal University of Technology Akure, FUTA , Amb Godknows Igali has asserted that the institution is blessed with crop of excellent  scientists able to hold their own anywhere in the world.

He made the remark while interacting with winners of the 2020 TETFUND National Research Foundation NRF from the University during a reception for them on the side-line of the Statutory meeting of the Council on Tuesday September 7, 2021.

In the 2020 result just released by the NRF, the Obafemi Awolowo University won the highest number of grants followed by the University of Lagos and FUTA which came third leading other specialized universities in the country.

Igali said it has now become incontestable that FUTA is indeed the country’s best University of Technology.

He said that out of 6000 applicants for the grant, 500 were shortlisted and 218 picked as recipients with FUTA alone taking 14 of the entire slots.

The Chairman said he was particularly elated that two of the areas of research concentration are concerned with Diagnosis and Containment of Covid-19.

He said this attests to the current relevance of and usefulness of research to society.

Amb Igali said the feat achieved by FUTA Researchers and scientists is worthy of emulation and as such the awardees should be celebrated and encouraged to do more for the institution and the society.

Speaking at the occasion, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Joseph Fuwape, congratulated the recipients and reiterated that FUTA will not relent in its pursuit of cutting edge research that will add value to the country’s drive for technology for self-reliance.

He charged other scholars to put in more effort to keep the University’s flag flying and congratulated the pro chancellor, stating that his tenure will bring more wins for FUTA.

Professor Ganiyu Oboh, Director FUTA Centre for Research and Development and one of the recipients, while responding on behalf of his colleagues, said members of the various teams would, in the established tradition of the University, justify the confidence reposed in them by carrying out their assigned responsibilities painstakingly and in line with the global best practices in their various fields.

The National Research Fund was established by the Board of the Tertiary Education Fund (TETFund), to drive the resuscitation of research activities in the nation’s tertiary institutions.

The National Research Fund (NRF) is one of the five special intervention areas introduced in order to realise the objective of addressing the critical need for high quality manpower to drive the nation’s economy and development aspirations towards attaining the nation’s Vision 20:2020 and beyond.

President Muhammadu Buhari approved the sum of N7.5 billion for the current 2020 NRF Grants Cycle.

The process of accessing the 2020 NRF grants involves the response to Call-for-Concept-Notes by the Principal Investigators of the proposed research projects, to be followed later by the submission of full proposals by only those whose concept notes have been evaluated and the research projects are considered fundable.

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