Priscilla Oyeladun Ajiboye

Experience & Activities

Priscilla Oyeladun Ajiboye is an Electrical and Electronic Engineering researcher and lecturer whose academic and professional work is focused on building smarter, more secure, and sustainable energy systems. Her specialization spans smart grids, renewable energy, energy management, advanced metering infrastructure, power system stability, machine learning applications, and data-driven optimization, placing her at the intersection of engineering, digital technology, and sustainable development.

With a Ph.D. in Electrical/Electronic Engineering from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and a Master’s degree in Information Systems, Priscilla combines engineering expertise with strong digital capabilities. She currently serves as a Lecturer at Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development in Ghana, where she teaches courses including Power Generation Systems, Energy Management, Electrical Machines, and Electronic Devices and Circuits.

Her research achievements include peer-reviewed publications on IoT-enabled energy monitoring, smart grid optimization, renewable energy systems, self-driving vehicle security, and the privacy and security of advanced metering infrastructure. She has also presented research internationally and received competitive opportunities including a full World Bank Africa Centre of Excellence Ph.D. scholarship, Erasmus+ research exchange funding at TUM, Germany, and WASEND academic exchange funding in Benin Republic.

Beyond research, Priscilla has supervised and mentored students, examined postgraduate theses, reviewed manuscripts for international journals, and contributed to digital skills and inclusive education initiatives. Her combination of engineering research, academic leadership, and commitment to technological advancement makes her a valuable addition to the Institute of STEM Innovation and Excellence community.