Babatunji Adegoke, a standout alumnus of the University of Lagos Faculty of Engineering, holds both a BSc in Civil Engineering (2003–2008) and an MSc in Construction Management (2010–2011) from UNILAG. His deep academic foundation has powered a career that’s now gaining national media recognition.

Recently spotlighted in ThisDay and Daily Times, Adegoke has become a thought leader on key challenges and reforms in Nigeria’s construction sector. He speaks boldly on the need to fund projects sustainably, reduce foreign dependence, and elevate indigenous professionals.

“Construction projects aren’t magic,” he explains. “Indigenous professionals are capable of excellence in both design and execution.”

With over 15 years of experience in infrastructure delivery, and professional credentials that include MRICS, COREN registration, and PMP certification, Adegoke exemplifies the excellence UNILAGFEAA stands for. He also plays active roles in mentoring, teaching, and professional ethics advocacy.

His vision for a more efficient, inclusive, and technology-driven construction industry aligns perfectly with UNILAGFEAA’s mission to foster innovation, mentorship, and enduring alumni impact.

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