Ademola S. Tayo | |
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Citizenship | Nigeria |
Alma mater | University of Ibadan |
Occupation | Academic |
Ademola S. Tayo is a Nigerian professor of Development Education who is the current president and vice-chancellor of Babcock University. [1] Tayo is also a fellow of Chartered Institute of Administration's College of Fellows. [2]
Ademola S. Tayo is a graduate of Agricultural Economics in University of Ibadan. After graduating, Tayo began a colporteuring programme in 1989 in Sweden and 1993 in Norway where he completed his master's and PhD program in Development Education particularly in Religious Education. [3]
Tayo was employed at Babcock University upon his return in 1999 and soon became a full professor. At Babcock University, Tayo have served as the Director of Academic Planning, Head of department, Dean of the Postgraduate School and a visiting professor to University of Eastern Africa and served as an Interim vice-chancellor at Adventist University of Cosendai in Cameroon. [3]
Tayo met his wife in 1987 and got married in 1994. [3]
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