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August 11, 2026

Master's Students Defend Dissertation in IAS

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Master's Students Defend Dissertation in IAS

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The two-day exercise was successfully conducted, and the candidates showed their understanding of their respective research. Overall, the presentation served as an important academic milestone towards the completion of the M.A. programme.

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Master's Students Defend Dissertation in IAS

A batch of M.A. oral defence examination in the Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan, held on Thursday and Friday, 6th and 7th August, 2026 at the IAS Coffee Room. A total of 15 candidates from three units participated:

Gender Studies
1. Akinfenwa Ebehitale Lois
2. Haastrup Mercy Oluremi
3. Awokunle Tolulope Grace
4. Ayotade Tolulope Olubusayo
5. Salam Sukurat Abisola
6. Sanusi Boluwatito Honour
7. ⁠Unuofin Simiat

Diaspora and Transnational Studies
1. Alabi Azeezat Atinuke
2. Olalere Victor Ayodeji
3. Olaniyan Aliyah Opeyemi
4. Sotanмide Oluwatobi Moses
5. Abubakar Kaosarat Temitope
6. Adeleke Kehinde James

Cultural and Media Studies
1. Abe Fadunsin Adetutu
2. Omotoso Aishat Omobolanle

Each candidate presented and defended their research before a panel of academic assessors. The presentations covered the research background, statement of problem, aim and objectives, methodology, theoretical frameworks, findings, recommendations and contributions to knowledge. Candidates were also engaged with questions, observations, and feedback from the panel of academic staff of the Institute and an external assessor.

The two-day exercise was successfully conducted, and the candidates showed their understanding of their respective research. Overall, the presentation served as an important academic milestone towards the completion of the M.A. programme.

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