Attaining the rank of Professor or Associate Professor is a significant academic achievement that requires years of excellence in research, teaching, mentorship, innovation, and societal impact. The evaluation process for scholars is rigorous, considering factors such as quality publications, citation impact, postgraduate supervision, grant attraction, and professional recognition.

At Landmark University, promotion to these ranks is reserved for scholars who have made visible and verifiable contributions to knowledge and national development, reflecting global best practices. The university is pleased to announce the promotion of three outstanding members of its academic community to professorial and associate professorial ranks.

The newly promoted faculty members include Dr Abimbola Oluyori, who was elevated to the rank of Professor, Dr Oluwasegun Abass, promoted to the rank of Associate Professor, and Dr Joseph Ogunjobi, who progressed to the rank of Associate Professor. The university congratulates these scholars, noting that this advancement recognizes their remarkable accomplishments and calls for greater responsibility, productivity, and impact.

The promotion underscores Landmark University's commitment to rewarding excellence and fostering a vibrant academic environment where scholars can attain the highest levels of professional distinction. The university community celebrates the newly promoted professors and prays for their continued success as they advance knowledge and fulfill the university's mandate to raise a new generation of solution-driven leaders.