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| Programme | S/N | Name of Researcher (Click name for profile) | Research Title | Research Duration | Amount Recommended (₦) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 1 | Prof. Adesiji Gbolagade Benjamin | Assessment of Quality of Life of Women Farmers in Ekiti State, Nigeria | 12 Months | 4,347,600.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 2 | Dr. Olushola Idris-Iyekolo | Labour-Saving Innovations for Black Soap and Palm Kernel Producers to Boost Parents Productivity and Retain Girl-child in School | 12 Months | 3,460,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 3 | Nimota Jibola Kadir Abdullahi | Design and Evaluation of an Orientation and Mobility Programme to Promote Independent Campus Navigation for Visually Impaired Students at the University of Ilorin | 12 Months | 3,358,820.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 4 | Prof. Risikat Nike Ahmed | Evaluation of Anti-Cancer, AntiMicrobial Activities and Gene Expression Profiles of Rats Administered Zingiber Officinale Rhizome Extract in the Management of Testicular Cancer | 12 Months | 4,800,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 5 | Prof. Bolanle Elizabeth Arokoyo | The Yoruba Dialect Project: A Comprehensive Study | 12 Months | 3,997,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 6 | Abdullahi Musa Siddiq | Harmonizing Islamic School Curricular: Uniform Framework to Eliminate Conflicting Knowledge and Curb Societal Vices among Learners in Ilorin, Nigeria | 12 Months | 3,100,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 7 | Prof. Usman A. Raheem | Assessing Climate Resilience Land Use around Urbanized Drainage Basin of Ilorin, Nigeria | 12 Months | 3,890,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 8 | Prof. Nkechi B. Izuogu | Green Synthesis of Iron Nanoparticles for Sustainable Disease Management in the Production of Some Optimised Sugarcane Varieties | 12 Months | 4,548,528.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 9 | Prof. I. B. Abdullahi | Global Interface, Entrepreneurial Agility and Job Creation of MSMEs in Six Geo-Political Zones in Nigeria | 12 Months | 3,600,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 10 | Dr. Isaac I. Aun | Green Finance, Digital Finance, and Women Entrepreneurship Development: A Mediation Framework for Poverty Reduction in Nigeria | 12 Months | 4,000,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 11 | Dr. Abdulmumin Biliqees Ayoola | Determinants of Mobile Money Adoption in Kwara State | 12 Months | 4,000,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 12 | Dr. Mayowa Saheed Sanusi | Development and Process Optimisation of Functional Tamarind-Based Drink Using Sugarcane as a Natural Sweetener | 12 Months | 4,580,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 13 | Dr. Lateef Omotosho Adegboyega | Therapeutic Approaches to Marital Conflict Resolution: Schema Therapy and Mutual Behaviour Analysis in Enhancing Self-Differentiation in Kwara State | 12 Months | 3,215,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 14 | Dr. Rabiu Abdulkarim Baba | Develeopment, Performance Evaluation, and Environmental Impact of Compostable Shopping Bags from Natural Fibres and Biopolymers as Sustainable Alternatives to Conventional Polythene Bags | 12 Months | 4,750,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 15 | Rabiu Nafisa | An Assessment of the Effectiveness of the Institutional Repository in Enhancing Research Visibilty at University of Ilorin | 12 Months | 3,500,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 16 | Prof. Yusuf Lanre Shuaib-Babata | Institutional and Social-Cultural Factors Influencing Self-Employment Skills Acquisition of Business Education in Universities in North Central | 12 Months | 3,650,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 17 | Prof. Fausat L. Kolawole | Inhibition of Adipogenesis by Selected Nigerian Vegetable Flour: Functionality and Micronutrient Profiles in the Management of Obesity | 12 Months | 4,605,750.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 18 | Dr. Abdullahi Ola Rajee | Development of Synergistic Metal-Based Agents and Nanoparticles for Targeted and Effective Tuberculosis Therapy | 12 Months | 4,400,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 19 | Prof. Lukman O. Abdur-Rahman | Effectiveness of Peer and Instructor Assessment Using Objective Structured Assessment of Technical Skills and Practical Assessment of Generic Competencies (OSPAGC) at the College of Health Sciences of the University of Ilorin | 12 Months | 4,620,000.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 20 | Dr Yusuf Imam Fulani | Real-time Traffic Monitoring and Control System Using Internet of Vehicles (IoV) Technology in Nigeria. | 11 Months | 4,300,870.00 |
| IBR Batch 16 (2026) | 21 | Prof. Jamiu Adeniran | Development of Nanoparticles-Enhanced Briquettes (SMANEB) and Low Carbon Emission Cook Stove | 12 Months | 4,677,790.00 |
| NRF (2026) | 1 | Oluwalola Felicia Kikelomo | Development of AI chatbot for Inclusive Learning: Supporting Visually Impaired Students in English and Arabic Languages | 36 Months | 31,560,000.00 |
| NRF (2026) | 2 | Lanre Tajudeen Ajibade | Diagnostic Study of Organic Wastes from Ilorin New Ipata Abattoir Market for Integrated Biogas-Fertilizer Production | 36 Months | 23,980,516.00 |
| NRF (2026) | 3 | Babatunde Abiola Samuel | Therapeutic Potentials of Immune-enhanced Natural Killer Lymphocytes in Acute Myeloid Leukemia | 36 Months | 45,000,000.00 |
| NRF (2026) | 4 | Bello Shakira Iyabo | Development of Monograph for Digital Interventions in the Management of Substance Abuse among Nigerian Youths. | 36 Months | 31,000,000.00 |
| NRF (2026) | 5 | Obielodan Omotayo Olabo | Redeeming Academics from Intellectual Robbery: Leveraging Blockchain Tokenisation for Equitable Intellectual Property Rewards and Sustainable Development. | 36 Months | 49,705,654.00 |
| NRF (2026) | 6 | Akanmu Alex Morenikeji | Production of Indigenous Digital Mathematics Textbooks with Mathematics Laboratory and Micro-Video Components: Impacts of Artificial Intelligence Learning Tools and Performance in Mathematics | 36 Months | 25,000,000.00 |
| NRF (2026) | 7 | Ibiyeye Kehinde Muibat | Bridging the Genomic Gap in Breast Cancer: Creating an Organoid Biobank to Advance Precision Medicine and Improve Patient Outcomes. | 36 Months | 40,000,000.00 |
| NRF (2026) | 8 | Amusa Tajudeen Okekunle | Development of a blockchain- Based Platform to Curb Illegal Logging and Enhance Traceability in Nigeria’s Forest Product Supply Chains. | 36 Months | 45,045,525.00 |