Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria – 8th June, 2025
The Pre-Degree Programme of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti has recorded an outstanding performance in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), commonly known as JAMB. Out of the 612 pre-degree students who submitted their results, 410 scored above 200, a feat that has been described as highly commendable.
Prof. Olubunmi Shittu
Ag. Vice-Chancellor, Federal University Oye-Ekiti
The Director of the Pre-Degree Programme, Prof. Temitope Babalola, confirmed this remarkable achievement and praised the students for their hard work, consistency, and academic discipline. He also credited the success to the dedicated faculty and robust curriculum of the programme, which is designed to prepare students for university-level education.
Prof. Temitope Babalola
Director, Predegree, Federal University Oye-Ekiti
The Acting Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Prof. Olubunmi Shittu, also commended the students for their excellent performance. He described their success as a reflection of the university’s ongoing efforts to raise academic standards and build a future generation of scholars. Prof. Shittu expressed pride in the achievements of the pre-degree students and encouraged them to maintain their momentum as they advance into undergraduate studies.
Arije Oluwatosin Emmanuel
Fasore Eniola Marvelous (330)
Ayoola Oluwatoki Abraham (322)
Olorunsogo Oluwapelumi Elizabeth (318)
Among the top scorers, Arije Oluwatosin Emmanuel emerged as the highest with an impressive score of 338. Other students who scored 300 and above include Fasore Eniola Marvelous (330), Ayoola Oluwatoki Abraham (322), Olorunsogo Oluwapelumi Elizabeth (318), Oluwayemi Hephzibah Oreoluwa (317), Omopariola Faith Folorunsho (316), Paul-Jegede GreatPaul Oluwatobiloba (313), Salami Deborah Omeh (313), Aina Damola Emmanuel (310), Muritala Fathia Morenikeji (308), Omoju Promise Oluwatobiloba (307), Babalola Deborah Grace (304), Fakehinde Victor Omotayo (304), Adewumi Bukola Christianah (304), Aluko Toyin Christiana (301), and Oladele Oyinkansola Rita (300).
Oluwayemi Hephzibah Oreoluwa (317)
Omopariola Faith Folorunsho (316)
Paul-Jegede GreatPaul Oluwatobiloba (313)
Salami Deborah Omeh (313)
In recognition of his exceptional performance, Arije Oluwatosin Emmanuel would be awarded the Director’s Prize, a sum of 50,000 naira.
Aina Damola Emmanuel (310)
Muritala Fathia Morenikeji (308)
Babalola Deborah Grace (304)
Prof. Babalola described the students’ performance as a reflection of the university’s commitment to excellence in foundational education and expressed confidence that these students would continue to excel as they transition into undergraduate programmes.
Fakehinde Victor Omotayo (304)
Adewumi Bukola Christianah (304)
Oladele Oyinkansola Rita (300)
The results reinforce FUOYE’s reputation as a hub for nurturing academic potential and preparing students for future leadership and innovation.
