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Mr. Stephen Emmanuel, a notable graduate of the University of Ilorin, has been listed among the top 2% most impactful scientists globally in the recent ranking conducted by Stanford University and Elsevier.

In reply to the acknowledgment, Mr. Emmanuel conveyed profound gratitude to God, his wife (Ademidun Emmanuel), parents, friends, family, mentors, NELIREF, and the University of Ilorin for offering a solid academic base that influenced his scientific path. “This international acclaim acts as an incentive to keep advancing in science for sustainable progress,” he mentioned.

After the announcement, Mr. Emmanuel was inundated with messages and calls of congratulations from prominent individuals, including the former Dean of the Faculty of Physical Sciences at the University of Ilorin, Professor Abdullahi Alafara Baba; the Founding Editor-in-Chief of the U6+ Journal and former Head of Department of Industrial Chemistry at the University of Ilorin, Professor Hussein Kehinde Okoro; and the Head of Mechanical Engineering at Nile University of Nigeria, Dr. Adekunle Adeleke.

Mr. Emmanuel obtained both his BSc. and MSc. degrees with honors in Industrial Chemistry from the University of Ilorin, where his outstanding academic performance and research capabilities became apparent from the beginning. He has since established himself as a renowned researcher in the field of materials and environmental chemistry, with a particular focus on advanced materials for water purification and the utilization of biomass waste.

Mr. Emmanuel expressed his willingness to engage in international partnerships and research funding initiatives focused on advancing green technologies, circular economy approaches, and eco-friendly development.

This acknowledgment positions Mr. Emmanuel within a distinguished circle of academics who have made notable impacts on global scientific progress, while also reinforcing the University of Ilorin’s standing in cultivating top-tier researchers.

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