WINNERS OF THE NSN EMERGING NUTRITION SCIENTIST AWARDS 2026

The Nutrition Society of Nigeria (NSN), in collaboration with the Nutrition Drive for Healthy Diet Initiative (NDDI), is pleased to announce the winners of the 2026 NSN Emerging Nutrition Scientist Awards.

The award celebrates outstanding research contributions by emerging nutrition scientists in Nigeria. It aims to promote research excellence and innovation while supporting the growth and development of the next generation of nutrition professionals.

Following a rigorous assessment and review process conducted by members of the NSN Ad Hoc Review Committee, two exceptional young researchers emerged as the top award recipients:

1st Position: Dr Oluwasiji Olabisi Olaitan

2nd Position: Timilehin Daniel Tobiloba

The Nutrition Society of Nigeria congratulates both awardees on this remarkable achievement and commends their contributions to nutrition research. Their recognition highlights the importance of investing in emerging researchers, encouraging scientific innovation, and strengthening the evidence base for improved nutrition outcomes in Nigeria.

The Society encourages both awardees to continue pursuing research excellence and advancing evidence-informed policies and practices that contribute to better nutrition and health outcomes.

Appreciation and Acknowledgements

The Nutrition Society of Nigeria extends its sincere appreciation to Mrs. Chinaza Precious Uche, NDDI Africa Programme Manager for the Emerging Nutrition Scientist Award, for coordinating the award over the past three years.

The Society also acknowledges the valuable contributions of Professor Folake Samuel, former Chair of the NSN Emerging Nutrition Scientist Award Committee (2024), and Professor Henrietta Ene-Obong, the current Chair of the Committee (2025–present), for their dedication and commitment to promoting emerging nutrition scientists in Nigeria.

Learn More

🔗 Discover the Awardees: [ ]

🔗 Learn more about NDDI Africa:

LinkedIn page: (https://www.linkedin.com/company/nddi-africa/)

Official Website: (https://nddiafrica.org)

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