Wole Soyinka inducted as Fellow Of Nigeria Psychology Association
By Funsho Akinwale
10 November 2018 |
3:54 am
Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, has been inducted as a Fellow of the Nigeria Psychology Association (NPA) in recognition of his contribution to this field of study and enhancement of human development. He was honoured and celebrated by academics from the Department of Psychology in particular and the University of Lagos in general. An equally…
Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, has been inducted as a Fellow of the Nigeria Psychology Association (NPA) in recognition of his contribution to this field of study and enhancement of human development.
He was honoured and celebrated by academics from the Department of Psychology in particular and the University of Lagos in general.
An equally erudite scholar and president of Pan African Psychology Union, Seth Cooper, who was the event’s guest speaker, presented his plaque and certificate of honour.
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