Abayomi Ogun

Lead the design, implementation, and evaluation of large-scale aquaculture research projects funded by international development partners. Coordinate multidisciplinary research activities and supervise research staff, postgraduate students, and field teams.

Conducted advanced research on nutritional requirements and stress resilience in salmonids and shrimp, focusing on nutraceutical strategies for disease resistance and climate adaptation. Designed and executed controlled feeding trials and performed comprehensive laboratory analyses.

Secured significant funding for establishing a new aquaculture feed company and managed commercial aquaculture operations including hatchery and grow-out processes. Developed and implemented commercial fish feed formulations and pioneered the first locally produced aquaculture starter feeds and floating fish feed machine in Nigeria.

PhD program at the School of Environment, Resources and Development.

Doctoral research focused on nutraceutical supplementation, microbiome dynamics, and climate-induced stress in salmonids and shrimp species.

Mandatory Korean language training as a prerequisite for doctoral studies funded by the Korean Government.

Grade: Distinction

Master of Science with Distinction, focusing on aquaculture nutrition, fish health, and sustainable farming practices.

Grade: Second Class Upper Division

Bachelor of Science with second class upper division, focusing on marine biology, fisheries management, aquaculture nutrition, fish health, and sustainable farming practices.