His Royal Majesty, Oba Ayotunde Olabomi, has lauded the for its newly completed Senate Building, describing the structure as a significant milestone in the institution’s infrastructural and academic development. The monarch gave the commendation during a guided tour of the facility in Osogbo on March 26, 2026.
The royal visit underscored the growing relationship between traditional institutions and higher education stakeholders in advancing development. The Aragbiji was received by the Vice-Chancellor, , who led the tour and provided insights into the features and strategic importance of the building to the university’s administrative framework.
Impressed by the design and functionality of the structure, Oba Olabomi described the Senate Building as a landmark project that reflects excellence in planning and execution. He particularly commended the modern facilities embedded within the edifice, noting that such infrastructure enhances the quality of governance and academic coordination in universities.
The monarch further emphasised that the building stands as a visible testament to the commitment of stakeholders toward strengthening higher education in Nigeria. He observed that investments in quality infrastructure are essential for fostering a conducive environment for learning, research, and institutional growth.
Funded by the Federal Government through the , the Senate Building represents one of the key interventions aimed at improving educational infrastructure across Nigerian universities. The project aligns with national efforts to upgrade facilities and promote excellence in tertiary education.
Oba Olabomi reaffirmed his unwavering support for initiatives that promote education, innovation, and collaboration, stressing the importance of sustained partnerships between government, institutions, and host communities. He noted that such synergy is critical to achieving long-term educational and socio-economic development.
In his remarks, Professor Adebooye expressed appreciation for the monarch’s visit and endorsement, describing it as a morale boost for the university community. He reiterated the institution’s commitment to continuous improvement in infrastructure, teaching, and research.
The visit concluded on a note of optimism, with stakeholders expressing confidence that projects such as the Senate Building will further position UNIOSUN as a leading institution in Nigeria’s higher education landscape, committed to excellence and innovation.
