A professor of mathematics at the University of Ilorin, Raphael Adeniyi, has called for proper monitoring of budget implementation to minimise the errors of corruption which have resulted in large scale embezzlement of public funds over time.

He made the recommendation in a lecture he delivered at the 162nd Inaugural Lecture of the university titled "Minimising of Error: A Necessary Condition for Accuracy, Stability and Progress," during which he also canvassed for judicious allocation of resources to the various sectors of the economy in to minimise errors resulting in wastage of scarce resources.

The don also stressed the need for proper monitoring of structural buildings to forestall errors that may result in collapse of buildings.

"Reduction of the number of courses examinable by CBT in the university especially at higher levels is desirable so as to minimise the error which may result to the production of graduates who are not able to write good English.

"Allowances for use of non-programmable calculators for examination purposes at all levels in this university as was the practise before, in order to avoid the errors resulting from brain fatigue," Adeniyi stated.

He further emphasised the imperative of greater allocation of resources to research with less stringent conditions, to avoid the error of deprivation of researchers "who sometimes may not be able to articulate their proposals well enough."