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Victor Owoyele

@Deleyele

Neuroscientist, Researcher-Pain, Inflammation and cognitive neuroscience, Professor of Physiology, preacher of the Word. Advocate youtu.be/yHmGIwnVjYI
Joined April 2010
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Victor Owoyele @Deleyele
Gratitude!
Saturday, October 31, 2026, marked a defining milestone in my career when I was officially inducted as a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences of Nigeria. I am proud to join this elite group of scholars and to carry the post-nominal letters FAMedS.
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Victor Owoyele @Deleyele
Excellent report.
I'm happy to be part of this success story
🎉 The IBRO 2025 Annual Report is now available, showcasing the people, programs, partnerships, and investments that helped advance neuroscience worldwide throughout 2025.

Read the full report to see IBRO's impact in action: ibro.org/about/ibro-ann…

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Victor Owoyele @Deleyele
I'm very proud of the work we do and grateful for the tremendous support from @PhySoc

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www.physoc.org Bamidele Victor Owoyele - Institutional Engagement Award recipient     By Professor Bamidele Victor Owoyele, Society Representative, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria. Bamidele Victor Owoyele. FTPS is a
The Physiological Society Verified account @PhySoc Apr 10
⏰ Don't miss the chance to apply for our Institutional Engagement Award!

Hear from previous winner, Professor Bamidele, about how the Award helped to support a physiology focused event at his institution ⬇️ buff.ly/3K6YLop
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Victor Owoyele @Deleyele
I am proud to serve as the Society Representative at the University of Ilorin, Nigeria, and to be a Fellow of The Physiological Society—a history I truly cherish. Happy 150th birthday 🎂 to @PhySoc
The Physiological Society Verified account @PhySoc Mar 31
It's our birthday! 🎉

Today marks 150 years since the founding of the Physiological Society.

Much has changed over the past century and a half, but one thing that has remained consistent: working together to push the boundaries of discovery. buff.ly/JkwlSFG
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