Folasade Tolulope Ogunsola OON[2] (born 1958) is a Nigerian professor of medical microbiology, and the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos.
She was also the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Development Services) of the university, a position she previously occupied before ascending to the institution's Acting Vice Chancellorship.
Providing a solution, she maintained that "sustained Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) infrastructure and programs should be built around a set of core components which includes guidelines, training, surveillance, multimodal strategies for implementing IPC, monitoring and evaluation among others".
[14] Speaking during a session with the media, she explained that the solution to reducing the 58% unemployment rate was for Nigerian graduates to begin innovating ideas that will enhance human life.
She also noted that knowledge in itself isn't sufficient, but its application in an appropriate manner to better mankind and enhance livelihood of others is what youths should be concerned about.