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The Law Students’ Association of Nigeria (LAWSAN), University of
Abuja chapter, has honoured Senator Ajayi Boroffice with an award
of excellence.

Borrofice is also a Professor of Genetics.

The award was conferred on him yesterday in Abuja, at the
opening of the legal year ceremony and public lecture organised by
the Faculty of Law, University of Abuja.

The senator was honoured for his “inspiring leadership,
inestimable contributions to the academia and the development of
space technology in Nigeria”.

Borrofice mid-wifed the establishment of the National Space
Research and Development Agency (NASRDA); National Biotechnology
Development Agency (NABDA) and the National Information Technology
Development Agency (NITDA).

The Dean of Faculty of Law, Prof. D. O Odeleye, and President of
LAWAN Abdulmalik Aliyu, praised the awardee for his inestimable
contributions to space technology in Nigeria.

Borrifice, who was represented by his Special Adviser on Media,
Kayode Fakuyi, hailed the students for rewarding excellence.

He said: “I feel honoured because the award is from my primary
constituency, the university community.”

The Law Students’ Association of Nigeria (LAWSAN), University of
Abuja chapter, has honoured Senator Ajayi Boroffice with an award
of excellence.

Borrofice is also a Professor of Genetics.

The award was conferred on him yesterday in Abuja, at the
opening of the legal year ceremony and public lecture organised by
the Faculty of Law, University of Abuja.

The senator was honoured for his “inspiring leadership,
inestimable contributions to the academia and the development of
space technology in Nigeria”.

Borrofice mid-wifed the establishment of the National Space
Research and Development Agency (NASRDA); National Biotechnology
Development Agency (NABDA) and the National Information Technology
Development Agency (NITDA).

The Dean of Faculty of Law, Prof. D. O Odeleye, and President of
LAWAN Abdulmalik Aliyu, praised the awardee for his inestimable
contributions to space technology in Nigeria.

Borrifice, who was represented by his Special Adviser on Media,
Kayode Fakuyi, hailed the students for rewarding excellence.

He said: “I feel honoured because the award is from my primary
constituency, the university community.”

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