## Executive Summary

On November 18, 2025, the Bye-Law Committee of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Alumni Mother Chapter was formally inaugurated. The ceremony was presided over by the Alumni Mother Chapter Chairman, Prof. Remi Aworemi, with assistance from the Secretary, Mr. Azeez Babatunde T. (popularly known as Dr. Tee). This committee, comprising distinguished academics and professionals from various departments, is tasked with reviewing, drafting, and updating the bye-laws to ensure the smooth governance and operations of the alumni association. The formation of this committee marks a significant step in strengthening the institutional framework of the LAUTECH Alumni Mother Chapter.

 

## Background

The LAUTECH Alumni Mother Chapter serves as the central body representing graduates of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, fostering networking, professional development, and contributions to the university's growth. Recognizing the need for updated governance structures, the leadership decided to constitute a dedicated Bye-Law Committee. This initiative aims to align the association's bye-laws with contemporary best practices, ensuring transparency, inclusivity, and efficiency in its activities.

 

The inauguration event highlighted the commitment of the alumni leadership to uphold high standards of administration and to engage members from diverse academic backgrounds in decision-making processes.

 

## Inauguration Ceremony

The inauguration took place on November 18, 2025, under the guidance of Prof. Remi Aworemi, the Chairman of the LAUTECH Alumni Mother Chapter. Prof. Aworemi emphasized the importance of the committee's role in safeguarding the integrity of the association's rules and regulations. He was assisted by Mr. Azeez Babatunde T. (Dr. Tee), the Secretary, who handled logistical arrangements and documented the proceedings.

 

During the event, Prof. Aworemi administered oaths to the committee members, charging them with the responsibility to conduct their duties diligently and impartially. The ceremony was attended by key stakeholders from the alumni community, university administration, and invited guests, underscoring the collaborative spirit of the association.

 

## Committee Composition

The Bye-Law Committee consists of seven members, selected for their expertise and contributions to the university and alumni affairs. The committee is structured as follows:

 

1. **Prof. I. A. Adeyemo** (Electrical Department) - Chairman  

   Prof. Adeyemo brings extensive experience in electrical engineering and academic leadership to guide the committee's operations.

 

2. **Prof. B.A. Lawal** (Crop Production and Soil Science Department) - Member  

   As a professor in Crop Production and Soil Science, Prof. Lawal contributes insights into sustainable agricultural practices and resource management.

 

3. **Dr. Seyi Adeoye** (Architectural Department) - Member  

   Dr. Adeoye's background in architecture provides a unique perspective on structured and sustainable organizational designs.

 

4. **Mr. O. J. Owolawi** (Registry Department) - Member  

   With administrative expertise from the university's registry, Mr. Owolawi ensures procedural accuracy in bye-law development.

 

5. **Dr. O.S. Agboola** (LODLC) - Member  

   Dr. Agboola, from the Ladoke Open and Distance Learning Centre (LODLC), adds knowledge on flexible and inclusive educational policies.

 

6. **Dr. Sijuade A. A.** (Directorate of Foundational Studies) - Member  

   Dr. Sijuade's role in foundational studies emphasizes building strong foundational governance elements.

 

7. **Dr. Abimbade** (PAM) - Secretary  

   Serving as the committee's secretary from the Pure and Applied Mathematics (PAM) department, Dr. Abimbade is responsible for recording minutes, coordinating meetings, and facilitating communication.

 

This diverse composition ensures a balanced approach, drawing from engineering, agricultural sciences, architecture, administration, distance learning, foundational education, and mathematics to address the multifaceted needs of the alumni chapter.

 

## Objectives and Expected Outcomes

The primary mandate of the Bye-Law Committee includes:

- Reviewing existing bye-laws for relevance and compliance with legal standards.

- Proposing amendments to enhance member participation and conflict resolution mechanisms.

- Drafting new provisions to support digital engagement, fundraising, and international alumni relations.

- Submitting a comprehensive report to the Alumni Mother Chapter Executive for approval within a stipulated timeframe.

 

The committee is expected to convene regularly, with its first meeting scheduled shortly after inauguration to outline a work plan.

 

## Conclusion

The inauguration of the Bye-Law Committee on November 18, 2025, represents a proactive effort by the LAUTECH Alumni Mother Chapter to fortify its governance structure. Under the leadership of Prof. I. A. Adeyemo and with the support of its members, the committee is poised to deliver impactful reforms. Prof. Remi Aworemi and Mr. Azeez Babatunde T. (Dr. Tee) and the other members of the executives have set a tone of dedication and collaboration, inspiring confidence in the alumni community. This development not only strengthens the association internally but also enhances its ability to contribute meaningfully to LAUTECH's legacy and future endeavors.

 

For further inquiries or updates, contact the Alumni Mother Chapter Secretariat.

 

**Date of Report: December 16, 2025**

 

*Mr Bello Oluwagbemiga Kayode MCPN*

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