“We are here in this conference to solve the global problem and we have to start from a place; Nigeria’s government is still struggling to solve its problems, but we have scholars,” Adetuji said.
He stated that a drive to get solutions to the myriad of worldwide problems, especially in health, prompted the need for a biotechnology conference.
“Some universities are generating their revenue (through findings in their research). “A lot of things are happening, but people are unaware of the research,” he stated.
The don added that the conference would feature a former Vice Chancellor of Precious Cornerstone University, Prof. J. K. Oloke, known as renowned in Nigerian biotechnology, and Prof. Christopher Akingbile, an agric engineer at the Federal University of Technology, Akure.
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