SCSN LAUTECH

Kudos to the Local Organizing Team and the Chapter Executives team led by Comr. Al-Amin Adeshina for hosting a successful and impactful Chemical Week. #LAUTECH #ChemicalWeek2026 #SCSN #Chemistry #SCSNNigeria #Leadership

Prof. O.E. Onawunmi – Faculty Advisor, ACS Lautech Chapter. Other dignitaries present included: Prof. Oladiipo, Dr. Shittu & Mrs. Adetayo

The event was graced by distinguished academics & dignitaries, including: Prof. B. Semire – Staff Adviser, SCSN Lautech chapter Prof. O.S. Bello – Keynote Speaker Prof. A. Akinboro – Guest Speaker Dr. Isola – Representative of the Head of Department

It serves as a strong motivation to continue striving for impact, fostering growth, & creating opportunities that will empower the next generation of chemists.

This recognition is not just a personal achievement, but a reflection of the collective effort & commitment to advancing the interests of chemistry students nationwide.

I also delivered an address to the students, sharing insights and direction for their academic and professional growth. I had the immense honor of receiving a 'Recognition to my outstanding excellence, distinguished leadership, & dedicated service to all chemistry students Award’

It was a great opportunity to engage with students and contribute to such a significant academic gathering. As part of our commitment to student welfare, the national body presented tokens of support to selected students, reinforcing our dedication to empowering young chemists.

I was present in my capacity as the National President of the Students’ Chemical Society of Nigeria (SCSN), alongside the National Public Relations Officer, Comr. David Babalola Timileyin Babalola David Timileyin

This time last week, I had the honour of attending the 2026 Chemical Week at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), following an invitation from the Chapter President, Comr. Al-amin Adeshina

@Man_of_Fire_ @laaywid @SCSN_LAUTECH We also had the privilege of meeting with the HOD, where we discussed collaboration, growth, and the future of chemistry in Nigeria. This is how we continue to build, connect, and make impact.

On the 16th of April, 2026, the National President @Man_of_Fire_, and the national PRO @laaywid, visited @SCSN_LAUTECH for their Chemical Week'26. We engaged with vibrant and forward-thinking students, sharing ideas and strengthening the bond within the chemical community.

Boiling and freezing at the same time? At the triple point, water breaks the rules we’re used to, existing as solid, liquid, and gas all at once. Chemistry doesn’t just explain nature… it reveals how strange it really is.

Hosting the SCSN National President during our Chemical Week 2026 was both an honour and a moment of pride for the chapter. Your leadership continue to inspire confidence in the future of our great association. We are proud to celebrate this moment with an exceptional leader.

@Man_of_Fire_ @AmerChemSociety @scsn_national01 Congratulations Mr. President

I’m honored to share that I’ve officially joined the American Chemical Society and was recently recognized with a Society certificate. @AmerChemSociety

Here’s to the memories we made and the bonds we strengthened. Chemistry wasn’t just in the lab… it was in us. 🧪✨.

every second told a story of unity and passion for chemistry. Today, we take a step back to relive those beautiful memories the colors, the reactions (both chemical and emotional), and the moments that reminded us why we love what we do.

On this day last week, we celebrated the grand highlight of our Chemical Week the D-Day. It wasn’t just an event; it was a moment filled with energy, laughter, learning, and unforgettable experiences. From the excitement in the air to the smiles we shared,

Congratulations class of 2025!

Today is not just an ending, it is the reaction that begins something greater. Go into the world and create, discover, and transform because like every great formula, your impact is meant to change everything. Congratulations your story is only just beginning. ✨

To the Chemistry Class of 2025, you were once beginners with questions, now you stand as minds shaped by knowledge and fire. Through failed experiments and victorious results, you learned not just science but patience, strength, and purpose.