Lineage of Scholars10 supervisees across 10 cohortsUndergraduate · Masters · PhD

Lineage of Scholars


The lineage of scholars mentored under Dr. Osuolale's supervision across Doctoral, Masters, and Undergraduate research at FUTA. Grounded in system fault tolerance, cloud architecture, cybersecurity, and empirical measurement.

The Mentorship Ethos

A Story of Mentorship & Inquiry

Over twelve years at FUTA, research supervision is structured around empirical rigor, failure injection, and system measurement. Students work individually or in collaborative research groups to solve defensible problems.

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Research supervisees by tier & cohort

Structured by academic level and graduation cohort, reflecting both individual thesis research and collaborative project groups.

Doctoral Scholars (PhD)

Doctoral Scholars (PhD)

Advanced research theses focusing on cloud fault tolerance, predictive scheduling, and distributed system resilience.

2026 Cohort
RS
PhD in Computer Science 2026 Active / Co-Authored

Rabiu Suleiman Ibrahim

Design of Hybrid Scalable Fault Tolerant Scheduling Algorithm in Cloud Computing Events

Research Question: How can cloud event scheduling maintain zero-loss availability under non-stationary task arrival rates?
Methodology: Hybrid failure-injection simulation, dynamic queuing models

Co-authored flagship 2026 publication on fault-tolerant scheduling algorithms.

2025 Cohort
MA
PhD in Computer Science 2025 Active / Co-Authored

Michael A. Ibiyomi

A Hybrid Load Balancing Model for Optimizing Performance of Cloud Data Centers

Research Question: Can predictive load balancing reduce data center power consumption while preserving sub-millisecond response SLAs?
Methodology: Trace-driven simulation on multi-tenant cloud data center logs

Collaborative doctoral work with FUTA faculty, co-authored in NIPES 2025.

Postgraduate Masters Researchers (M.Tech)

Postgraduate Masters Researchers (M.Tech)

Specialized investigations into cloud security, database vulnerabilities, blockchain transactions, and identity systems.

2025 Cohort
GRP
Research Group
M.Tech in Computer Science 2025 Graduated / Co-Authored

O. D. Alimi & I. T. Okeowo

Development of a Hybrid Blockchain-Based File Sharing System in a Cloud Environment

Research Question: Can smart-contract cryptographic access controls eliminate cloud storage vendor lock-in without latency penalty?
Methodology: Prototype deployment, cryptographic throughput benchmarking

Joint postgraduate research group resulting in UIJSLICTR 2025 publication.

2024 Cohort
GRP
Research Group
M.Tech in Computer Science 2024 Graduated / Co-Authored

David C. Okorie & Yetunde E. Ogunwale

Modeling of a Blockchain-based Cross-Border Payment System in a Secured Cloud Environment

Research Question: What architecture secures cross-border digital settlement against double-spending under intermittent connectivity?
Methodology: Consensus protocol modeling, fault-injection testbed

Joint M.Tech thesis published in IJAIS 2024.

2023 Cohort
DA
M.Tech in Computer Science 2023 Graduated / Co-Authored

David Ayanlola

Cloud-Enabled Digital Cash Transaction System

Research Question: How can offline-capable digital cash maintain zero transaction collisions in distributed mobile ledgers?
Methodology: Cryptographic protocol design and performance evaluation

M.Tech thesis co-authored in Communications on Applied Electronics.

2019 Cohort
OA
M.Tech in Computer Science 2019 Graduated / Co-Authored

Oluwagbemi Abimbola Jeremiah

Comparative Security Vulnerability Analysis of NoSQL and SQL Database Using MongoDB and MariaDB

Research Question: Which database paradigm exhibits greater resilience to automated injection attacks under heavy load?
Methodology: Empirical penetration testing, vulnerability scoring

Co-authored national data harmonization and database security papers.

Undergraduate Project Supervisees (B.Tech)

Undergraduate Project Supervisees (B.Tech)

Capstone software engineering, practical hardware-software integration, and applied data mining projects.

2024 Cohort
GRP
Research Group
B.Tech Final Year Capstone 2024 Graduated / Co-Authored

Ojebiyi David-Daniel & Seriki Oluwasogo

Property (Land) Registration Management Using Blockchain in Nigeria

Research Question: Can an immutable distributed ledger eliminate fraudulent land title transfers in municipal registries?
Methodology: Ethereum smart-contract prototype, security verification

Undergraduate capstone project co-authored in CAE 2024.

2020 Cohort
GRP
Research Group
B.Tech Final Year Capstone 2020 Graduated / Co-Authored

Akindosu Joshua Akanle & Lolade Funmilayo Lawal

Comparative Analysis of Indigenous Cloud Computing Providers in Nigeria

Research Question: Do domestic cloud infrastructure providers meet advertised network latency and availability SLAs?
Methodology: Longitudinal ping/http probing over 16 weeks

B.Tech capstone project published in IJCA 2020.

2019 Cohort
OI
B.Tech Final Year Capstone 2019 Graduated / Co-Authored

Oluwaseun I. Owadayo

A Mobile System for Information Dissemination via GSM-Microcontroller Technologies

Research Question: Can embedded microcontrollers reliably broadcast emergency alerts over cellular SMS without internet gateway dependency?
Methodology: Hardware prototype construction, SMS throughput testing

B.Tech capstone project published in Global Scientific Journals 2019.

2017 Cohort
OM
B.Tech Final Year Capstone 2017 Graduated / Co-Authored

O. M. Elusade

Multidimensional Analysis and Mining of Call Detail Records Using Pattern Cube Algorithm

Research Question: How efficiently can telephone CDR streams be mined for spatial mobility patterns using data cubes?
Methodology: Pattern Cube algorithm implementation on synthetic call logs

B.Tech capstone project co-authored in JCEIT 2017.

Note for prospective students: Details and photo records for active and past cohorts are updated as supplied. Prospective supervisees should review open research directions and expectations on the supervision page ↗ before getting in touch.