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DIRECTORY OF POST SECONDARY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA
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PREFACE
FORWARD & EDITORIAL
PRELIMINARY INFORMATION CONCERNING NIGERIA
BRIEF HISTORY OF POST SECONDARY EDUCATION IN NIGERIA
MAP OF NIGERIA
KILOMETRE CHART OF NIGERIA
PROFILE OF NIGERIA
INTENATIONAL TELEPHONE CODES
PROFILE OF POST SECONDARY INSITUTIONS CLASSIFICATION BY STATES
LIST OF UNIVERSITIES ALPHABETICALLY
LIST OF POLYTECHNICSS ALPHABETICALLY
LIST OF COLLEGES OF EDUCATION ALPHABETICALLY
LIST OF PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTES ALPHABETICALLY
LIST OF THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY & BIBLE COLLEGES ALPHABETICALLY
COURSES
INDEX
PART 2 - INSTITTUTION PROFILE AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
PART 3 - COMPREHENSIVE DESCRIPTION OF INSTITUTIONS
MAJOR AIRLINE AND CHARTER COMPANIES IN NIGERIA
TRANSPORT AND CAR HIRE SERVICES IN NIGERIA
LIST AND ADDRESSES OF FEDERAL MINISTRIES AND DEPARTMENTSTS, STATES, LIASON OFFICES IN LAGOS AND ABUJA
PART 4 -
NIGERIA DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS OVERSEAS
DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS IN NIGERIA
INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS IN NIGERIA
PART 5
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
ADVERTISEMENT ORDER AND TARRIF
QUESTIONAIRE AND ENLISTMENT FORM IN THE 2ND EDITION
PREFACE
The major gains of higher education reforms which came into being with the enactment of Degree 9 of 1993 which allows the corporate bodies, missions and private individuals to establish polytechnics, monotechnics and universities gave room for the opening up of the higher education sector for greater private sector participation and the creation of new challenges and opportunities.
In this new environment, competition, free interplay of educational demand and supply forces, emergence of new educational techniques, increased awareness on the part of applicants, parents and guardians, regulatory control on educational institutions and increase pressure on these educational institutions to perform social responsibilities, are major developments . To respond to these developments, adequate information and effective communication must be conveyed to the general public periodically on issues that border on institutional factual profile and special announcements covering such items as background facts, environment,enrollment figures, faculty size, admission and graduation requirements, accommodation, finances, campus life, student services, sports, degrees, majors and contacts for information. The information to be conveyed to the public will no doubt elucidate vital statistical data that are very important and useful in deciding the institutions to enroll.
With the emergence of this higher education deregulation, there have been massive changes and innovations in the higher education sector. The sector is experiencing continuous expansion and new educational products are emerging.
Tertiary institutions generally are re-defining their strategies and enriching their curricular and services. Majority of the populace who has lost confidence in the higher education system now have a re-think thereby enrolling their children in higher institutions at home.
Despite the high overhead costs confronting higher institutions operators, they are to perform the social responsibilities-functions expected of them. Hence the need for the institutions to make effective communication or adequate information to the public.
The first task of this book is to make it possible for prospective applicants to have access to necessary information about the schools in the country and therefore be able to make choice among alternatives.
The second task of this book is to be a compendium of information data bank where all prospective students, parents and educational institutions and any other bodies all over the globe can access information on Tertiary and Professional Institutions in Nigeria.
The production of this book is poised to arouse the interest of applicants in higher institutions the art of thorough evaluation of schools before making their choices. By extension, this book engenders a new orientation that is capable of taking our Tertiary Institutions to greater heights.
Certainly, this book will enable the applicant to make suitable choice of schools to enroll without stress as it relates to indicators of quality education such as academic program, financial aid, library facilities, housing, expenses, campus environment, application requirements and social life of their choice.
Adeleke Odewade Esq
Lagos.
October, 2009.
EDITORIAL
The Obredserv’s team in the last two years have been actively engaged in our drive to produce a directory that gives adequate and comprehensive information in Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria with a view to provide necessary information to applicants into higher institutions of learning, parents, guardians and other bodies about all the higher education institutions in Nigeria. The publication is a compilation of data and dossiers of Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria.
This maiden edition pioneered Tertiary Institutions directory in Nigeria. It is to be reviewed every two years and it is available in HARD and SOFT copies. It can also be assed on our website. This edition is mainly divided into two parts, namely:
Institutions Profiles and Special Announcements
Narrative Descriptions of Institutions
While wishing you happy reading, I believe you will find it useful as one stop shop of information on Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria.
Thanks and God bless you.
Adeleke Odewade Esq.
Publisher /Editor-in-Chief
BRIEF HISTORY OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN NIGERIA
There has been agitation for the establishment of higher educational institution since the latter part of the nineteenth century, only few well to do Africans were opportune to send their children overseas for higher education and professional trainings.
Not much progress was attained until in the 1930s in Nigeria. The Yaba Higher College (established in 1932 but formally opened in 1934) and the Yaba Medical School (established in 1930), which awarded diplomas and certificates in selected subjects, however did not satisfy the aspirations of those who yearn for university and degree awarding education.
The Yaba Higher College phase of education in Nigeria further illustrated the desire of Nigerians for degrees, diplomas and certificates which were not inferior to those awarded by universities in the United Kingdom and other countries. The fact that the British officials did not envisage self-government for Nigerians and Senior Posts in the Public Service were reserved for expatriates, agitation for university education in Nigeria was not entertained nor approved of.
With the British Government’s serious consideration of the possibility of establishing universities or university colleges in the Commonwealth States and in West Africa particularly, during world war 11, the Asquith and Elliot Commission of 1943 gave report on various aspects of this problem in 1945. The majority and minority reports of the Elliot Commission agreed on the establishment of a University College in Nigeria. The Asquith Commission concentrated on the fundamental principles which were to guide the development of institutions of higher learning similar to the university college subsequently established at Ibadan.
The Asquith Commission laid emphases on the principle of a residential university college in special relationship with London University, high academic standards in admissions and staffing, and autonomy. The duo of Elliot and Asquith Commissions, which exchanged information, shared the opinion that the Inter-university Council for Higher Education in the colonies (later overseas) was to advise the new University Colleges on how best to actualize the objectives for which they were established.
The University College, Ibadan, founded in 1948, initially occupied the old site previously used by the 56th Military General Hospital about eight kilometres distance from the ‘new’ or permanent site. The new site covered over 1, 032 hectares of land generously leased by the chiefs and people of Ibadan for 999 years. With equipment transferred from Yaba Higher College, the 104 foundation students (including 49 students in teacher training and Survey Courses) began their courses at Ibadan on 18 January, 1948; the school was formally opened on 25 March, 1948.
The London University in February 1948 allowed Ibadan its special relationship scheme. An influential member of the Elliot Commission, Arthur Creech Jones, then Secretary of State for the Colonies, cut the first sod, at the permanent site of the university college on 17 November 1948, which became Foundation Day.
The University College in 1948-49 commenced activities with three faculties (Arts, Science and Medicine). Today there are colleges of medicine, faculties of Arts, Science, Agriculture and Forestry, the Social Science, Education, Vetenary Medicine, Technology and Law.
The college commenced with general and honours/special degree courses in selected disciplines, these were 21-examined from 1962 when the college gained its academic autonomy. From 1963 general degree courses gave way to honour special degree.
The quest to introduce a greater element of flexibility in the teaching and examination programmes, the faculty of science in 1969 began the operation of the course system which, with the exemption of the faculty of science began in 1969 the system which, with the exemption of the faculty of Medicine, was generally applied in the 1972-73 session. The first set of students trained under the course system graduated in June, 1972.
The University of Ibadan awarded the first postgraduate degree in 1952 under the scheme of social relationship with the University of London.
The successful establishment and take-off of University of Ibadan paved way for the establishment of more several universities, polytechnics, monotechnics and colleges of education. The University of Nigeria, Nsukka was established in 1960, University of Ife, Ile-Ife now Obafemi Awolowo University alongside with Ahmadu Bello University, Zaira, University of Lagos were established in the year 1962. In 1975, the Universities of Calabar, Ilorin, Maiduguri, Jos, Usman Danfodio and Bayero University, kano were also established. While University of Abuja was established in 1988, University of Uyo in 1991, Nnamdi Azikwe University in 1992 and the National Open University in 2002.
The enactment of Degree 9 of 1990 however provided opportunities for private organizations, missions and individuals to establish and operate universities, polytechnics and monotechnics.
Today Nigeria can boast of 17 Federal Universities, 5 Universities of Technology, 1 Military University, 3 Federal Universities of Agriculture, 31 State Universities and 34 Private Universities. In all, we have 91 universities and 53 approved polytechnics in Nigeria as at present with high hopes of many more to soon emerge.
LIST OF POST SECONDARY INSITUTIONS BY STATES
1. ABIA
Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike
Abia State University, Uturu
National Institute for Nigerian Languages, Aba
Abia state Polytechnic
Veritas University, Aba
2. ADAMAWA
Federal University of Technology, Yola
Adamawa State University,Mubi
ABTI-American University, Yola
Adamawa State Polytechnic, Yola
Federal Polytechnic, Mubi
Atiku Abubakar College of Leggal & Islamic studies, Nguru
3. AKWA IBOM
Akwa ibom state University of Technology
College of Petroleum Resources,Uyo
Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic,Ikot Osunna. Ikot Ekpene
University of Uyo,Uyo
Obong University, Obong Ntak
4. ANAMBRA
Nnamdi Azikwe University, Aroka
Anambra State University of Science & Technology
Federal Polytechnic, Aguata, Oko
Nwata Orizu College of Education, Onitsha
Saint Paul’ College, Awka
Tansian University, Oba Umunya
Anambra College of Education, Mgbakwu
Anambra State College of Education, Nsugbe
5. BAUCHI
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi
Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi
Abubakar Tatari Ali Polytechnic, Bauchi
Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi
School of Tatari Ali Polytechnic, Bauchi
6. BAYELSA
Niger-Delta University, Yenagoa
7. BORNO
University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri
Ramat Polytechnic, Maiduguri
8. BENUE
University of Agriculture, Markurdi
Benue State University, Markurdi
Benue state Polytechnic, Ugbokolo
University of Mkar, Mkar
Akpakwan Orshi College of Agriculture, Yanden
9. CROSS RIVER
University of Calabar, Calabar
Cross River University of Technology, Calabar
Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Oron
10. DELTA
Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurum
Delta State University, Avraka
Novena University, Ogume
Western Delta University, Oghana
Delta State Polytechnic, Othefe-Oghara
Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku
Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro
11. EDO
University of Benin,Benin
Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma
Igbinedion University, Okada
Benson Idahosa University, Benin City
Auchi Polytechnic, Auchi
Edo State College of Agriculture, Agenebode
12. ENUGU
University of Nigeria, Enugu campus
Enugu State University of Science & Technology
Caritas University, Amonji-Nke,Enugu
Renaissance University, Enugu
Madonna University, Okija
Institute of management and Technology, Enugu
Our Saviour Institute of Science, Agriculture & Technology
Nigerian Law School
13. EKITI
University of Education, Ikere Ekiti
Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti
College of Education, Ikere Ekiti
Crown Polytechnic, Ado Ekiti
14. EBONYI
Ebonyi State University, Ikwa
Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic, Unwana Afikpo
15. GOMBE
Gombe State University, Gombe
16. IMO
Federal University of Technology, Owerri
Imo State University, Owerri
Federal Polytechnic, Owerri
Alvan Ikoju College of Education, Owerri
17. JIGAWA
Hussaini Adamu Federal Polytechnic, Kazaure
18. KADUNA
Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna
Kaduna State University, Kaduna
Kaduna Polytechni, Kaduna
Nuhu bamali Polytechnic, Zaria
Nigerian Aviation School, Zaria
Federal College of Education, Zaria
Ahamada Bello University, Zaria
Federal College of Chemical & Leather Technology, Zaria
College of Agriculture & Animal Science, Kaduna
Kaduna state College of Education, Gidan Waya
19. KATSINA
Katsina State University, Katsina
Hassan Usman University, Katsina
20. KANO
Bayero University, kano
Kano state University of Technology, Wudil
Kano State Polytechnic
Federal College of Education (EDKAN), Kano
21. KOGI
Kogi State University, Anyigba
Federal Polytechnic, Idah, Kogi
Kogi state Polytechnic, Lokoja
Salem University, Lokoja
22. KEBBI
Kebbi State University of Science & Technology, Aliero
Waziri Umaru Federal Polytechnic, Binnin Kebbi
23. KWARA
University of Ilorin, Ilorin
Kawar State Univeristy, Ilorin
Al-Hikmah University, Ilorin
Kwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin
Federal Polytechnic, Offa
College of Arabic & Islamic Studies, Ilorin
Kwara State College of Education
24. LAGOS
University of Lagos, Akoka
Lagos State University, Ojo
Pan African University, Lagos
CETEP City University, Lagos
Yaba College of Technology, Yaba
Wolex Polytechnic, Iyana-Ipaja
Grace Polytechnic, Lagos
Lagos City Polytechnic, Ikeja
Lagos State Polytechnic, Ikorodu
Ronik Polytechnic, Ikeja
Saint Augustine College of Education (project TIME), Akoka
Caleb University, Lagos
School of Oceanography & Marine Studies, V/I, Lagos
Nigerian law School, V/I, Lagos
Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Ogba, Lagos
School of Agriculture, Ikorodu
Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Oto Ijanikin
Mustard Seed School of Basic Studies, Alagbado, Lagos.
25. NASSARAWA
Nassarawa State University, Keffi
College of Education, Akwanga
Federal College Polytechnic, Nassarawa
26. NIGER
Federal University of Technology, Minna
Ibraham babangida University, Lapai
Niger State Polytechnic
Federal Polytechnic, Bida
Niger State College of Education, Minna
Federal College of Education, Kotangora
27. OGUN
Redeemers University, Mowe
University of Agriculture, Abeokuta
Olabis Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye
Bells University of Technology, Otta
Crawford University, Igbesa
Covenant University, Otta
Allover Central Polytechnic, Otta
Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro
Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta
Crescent University, Abeokuta
Babcock University, Ilishan Remo
Tai Solarin College of Education, Ijebu Ode
28. ONDO
Federal University of Technology, Akure
Ondo State University of Science & Technology, Okiti Pupa
Wesley University of science & Technology, Ondo
The Achievers University, Owo
Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba, Akoko
Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo
Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo
29. OSUN
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife
Osun State University, Oshogbo
Fountain University, Oshogbo
The Polytechnic Ile-Ife
Bowen University, Iwo
Joseph Ayo babalola University, Ikeji Arakeji
Federal Polytechnic, Ede
Osun State College of Technology, Esa Oke
Osun State Polytechnic, Iree
Osun State College of Education, Ila Orangun
Osun State College of Education, Ilesa
30. OYO
University of Ibadan, ibadan
Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso
Lead City University, Ibadan
Ajayi crowther University, Oyo
College of Agriculture, IgboOra
Federal school of Surveying, Oyo
Foresty Research Institute, Jericho, Ibadan
The Polytechnic, Ibadan
Dominican Institute,Ibadan
31. PLATEAU
Plateau State University, Bokkos
Bingham University, Jos
National Institute of Polity & Strategic Studies, Kuru, Jos
Plateau State Polytechnic, Jos
Federal College of land Resources Technology,Kuru
Plateau State College of Education, Gindiri
32. RIVERS
University of Port-Harcourt, P/Harcourt
Rivers State University of Science 7 Technology, P/Harcourt
River State College of Art & Science, P/Harcourt
River State Ploytechnic, Bori
College of Education, P/Harcourt
33. SOKOTO
Usman Dan Fodio University,Sokoto
Sokoto State Polytechnic, Sokoto
Sheu Shagari College of Education, Sokoto
34. TARABA
Taraba State University, Jalingo
Wukari Jubilee University, Wukari
35. YOBE
Bukar Abb Ibrahim University, Damaturu
Federal Polytechnic, Damaturu
36. ZAMFARA
Abdu Gusau Polytechnic, Talata mafara
Federal Polytechnic, K/namoda
FCT, ABUJA
National Open University, Abuja
University of Abuja
Nigerian Law School
Veritas University, Abuja
National mathematics centre, Kwali
APPROVED POLYTECHNICS IN NIGERIA
S/NO INSTITUTIONS YEAR ESTABLISHED OWNERSHIP
1. Abdu Gusau Polytechnic, P.M.B 1021, Talata Mafara, Zamfara 1992 State
2. Abia State Polytechnic,P.M.B. 7166, Aba, Abia State. 082-225952, 225678 1992 State
3. Abubakar Tatari Ali Polytechnic, Jos Rd., Bauchi,Bauchi State. 077-542196, 542651. 1988 State
4. Adamawa State Polytechnic, P.M.B. 2146, Yola. Adamawa State 191 State
5. Akamu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1007, Unwana Afikpo, Ebonyi State. 1981 Federal
6. Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic, Ikot, Osurua, Ikot Ekpene. 1991 State
7. Allover Central Polytechnic, Plot 3a & B, Abiodun Popoola Street, Sango. 1998/2003 Private
8. Auchi Polytechnic, P.M.B. 13, Auchi, Edo State 1973 Federal
9. Benue State Polytechnic, P.M.B. 01, Ugbokolo, Benue State 1976 State
10. Delta State Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1030, Ogwashi-Uku, Delta State. 2002 State
11. Delta State Polytechnic, P.M.B. 03, Otefe-Oghara, Delta State. 2002 State
12. Delta State Polytechnic, P.M.B. 05, Ozoro, Delta State. 2003 State
13. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 5351, Ado-Ekiti 1977 Federal
14. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 0231, Bauchi, Bauchi State 1979 Federal
15. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 55, Bida. Niger State 1977 Federal
16. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1006, Damaturu, Yobe State 1993 Federal
17. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 231, Ede, Osun State 1992 Federal
18. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1037, Idah, Kogi State 1977 Federal
19. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 05, Ilaro, Ogun State 1979 Federal
20. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1012, k/namoda, Zamfara State 1983 Federal
21. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 35, Mubi, Adamawa State 1979 Federal
22. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 001, Nasarawa, Nasarawa State 1993 Federal
23. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1036, Nekede, Owerri, Imo State 1977 Federal
24. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 420, Offa, Kwara State 1992 Federal
25. Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 21, Aguata, Oko, Anambra State 1982 Federal
26. Grace Polytechnic, Surulere, P.O.Box 9067, Lagos. 1962/1999 Private
27. Hassan Usman Katsina Polytechnic, P.M.B. 2052, Katsina. 1983 State
28. Hassaini Adamu Federal, Kazaure, Jigawa State 1991 State
29. Institute Of Management And Technology, Enugu, P.M.B 01079, Enugu 1965 State
30. Kaduna Polytechnic, P.M.B. 2021, Kaduna, Kaduna State 1956 Federal
31. Kano State Polytechnic, P.M.B. 3401, Kano, Kano State. 1976 State
32. Kogi State Polytechnic, P.M.B 1101, Lokoja, Kogi State. 1993 State
33. Kwara State Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1375, Ilorin. 1973 State
34. Lagos City Polytechnic, P.M.B. 21200, Ikeja, Lagos State 1990/1995* Private
35. Lagos State Polytechnic, Ikorodu,P.M.B. 21606, Ikeja, Lagos, Lagos State 1977 State
36. Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, P.M.B. 2210, Abeokuta, Ogun State 1979 State
37. Niger State Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1, Zungeru, Niger State 1991 state
38. Nuhu Bamali Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1061, Zaria, Kaduna State. 1989 State
39. Osun State College Of Technology, P.M.B. 1011, Esa-Oke, Osun State 1991 State
40. Osun State Polytechnic, P.M.B 301, Iree, Osun State 1992 State
41. Our Saviour Institute Of Science, Agriculture & Technology, P.M.B. 01161, Enugu. 1989/1991* Private
42. Plateau State Polytechnic, P.M.B. 02023, Jos, Plateau State 1978 State
43. Ramat Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1070, Maiduguri, Borno State. 1976 State
44. River State College Of Art & Science, P.M.B. 5936, Port-Harcourt, River State. 1991 State
45. River State Polytechnic, P.M.B. 20, Bori, River State. 1988 State
46. Ronik Polytechnic, P.M.B. 21764, Ikeja. Lagos State. 2001/2003* Private
47. Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1019, Owo, Ondo State 1979 State
48. Sokoto State Polytechnic, P.M.B. 2356, Sokoto. 2000 State
49. The Polytechnic, P.M.B. 22, Ibadan, Oyo State. 1970 State
50. Universal College Of Technology, Ile-Ife, P.M.B. 009, O.A.U. Ile-Ife. Osun State 1994/1999* Private
51. Waziri Umaru Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1034, Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State. 1976 State
52. Wolex Polytechnic, Iyana-Ipaja, Lagos 1996/1999* Private
53. Yaba College Of Technology, P.M.B. 2011, Yaba. Lagos. 1947 Federal
* - Year approved by Government
LIST OF SCHOOL OF NURSING & MIDWIFERY COUNCIL OF NIGERIA BY STATES
1. ABIA
Schools of Nursing:
S.O.N., A.B.S.U.T.H.
S.O.N., Umuahia.
S.O.N., Amachara
School of Midwifery:
S.O.M., Umuahia
S.O.M., A.B.S.U.T.H.
S.O.M., Abiriba
S.O.M., Amachara
2. ADAMAWA
College of Nursing and Midwifery
1. Dept. of Nursing
2. Dept. of Midwifery
3. AKWA IBOM
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Anua-Uyo
2. S.O.N., Ikot-Ekpene
3. S.O.N., Eket
4. S.O.N., Ituk-Mbang
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Anua-Uyo
2. S.O.M., urua-Akpan
3. S.O.M., Ituk-Mbang
4. S.O.M., Iquita-Oron
4. ANAMBRA
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Iyi-Enu
2. S.O.N., NAUTH, Nnewi
3. S.O.N., Ihiala
4. S.O.N., Nkpor
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Adazi
2. S.O.M., Ihiala
3. S.O.M., Waterside, Onitsha
4. S.O.M., Nkpor
5. S.O.M., Iyi-Enu
5. BAUCHI
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Bauchi
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Bauchi
6. BAYESA
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Tombia
7. BENUE
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Makurdi
2. S.O.N., Mkar
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Makurdi
2. S.O.M., Mkar
8. BORNO
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., U.M.T.H., Maiduguri
2. S.O.N., Maiduguri
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Maiduguri
9. CROSS-RIVER
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Calabar
2. S.O.N., Ogoja
3. S.O.N., Itigidi
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Calabar
2. S.O.M., Ogoja
3. S.O.M., Obudu
10. DELTA
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Agbor
2. S.O.N., Eku
3. S.O.N., Warri
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Asaba
2. S.O.M., Sapele
11. EBONYI
Schools of Nursing
S.O.N., Afikpo
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Afikpo
12. EDO
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., U.B.T.H.,Benin-City
2. S.O.N., Benin-City
3. S.O.N., Igbinedion University Teaching Hospital, Okada
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., U.B.T.H., Benin-City
2. S.O.M., Benin-City
3. S.O.M., St. Philomena’s Hospital, Benin-City
13. EKITI
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Ado-Ekiti
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Ado-Ekiti
14. ENUGU
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Enugu
2. S.O.N., Nsukka
3. S.O.N., U.N.T.H., Enugu
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., U.N.T.H., Enugu
2. S.O.M., Nsukka
3. S.O.M., E.S.U.T., Enugu
15. GOMBE
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Gombe
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Gombe
16. IMO
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Mbano
2. S.O.N., Owerri
3. S.O.N., Emekuku
4. S.O.N., Umulogho, Obowo
5. S.O.N., Amaigbo
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Emekuku
2. S.O.M., Aboh Mbaise
3. S.O.M., Awo-Omamma
17. JIGAWA
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Birni-Kudu
18. KADUNA
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Wusasa
2. S.O.N., A.B.U.T.H., Zaria
3. S.O.N., kakuri
4. College of Nursing, kafanchan
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., A.B.U.T.H., Zaria
2. S.O.M., Zonkwa
3. S.O.M., Wusasa
4. College of Midwifery, Kafanchan
19. KATSINA
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Katsina
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Malumfashi
20. KANO
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Kano
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Kano
21. KOGI
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Obangede
2. S.O.N., Egbe
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., U.B.T.H., Egbe
2. S.O.M., Anyigba
22. KEBBI
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Binin Kebbi
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., U.B.T.H., Binin Kebbi
23. KWARA
College of Nursing and Midwifery
1. S.O.N., Ilorin
2. S.O.M., Ilorin
24. LAGOS
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Awolowo Road, Ikoyi
2. S.O.N., L.U.T.H., Idi-Araba
3. S.O.N., Military Hospital, Yaba
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Awolowo Road, Ikoyi
2. S.O.M., L.U.T.H., Idi-Ara
3. S.O.M., Military Hospital, yaba
25. NASSARAWA
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Lafia
26. NIGER
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Bida
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Minna
27. OGUN
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Abeokuta
2. S.O.N., Ijebu-Ode
3. S.O.N., Lantoro
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Abeokuta
2. S.O.M., Ijebu-Ode
28. ONDO
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Akure
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Akure
29. OSUN
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., O.A.U. T.H.C., Ile-Ife
2. S.O.N., O.A.U.T.H.C., Ilesa
3. S.O.N., Osogbo
4. S.O.N., Seventh Day Adventist Hospital, Ile-Ife
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., O.A.U.T.H.C., Ile-Ife
2. S.O.M., O.A.U.T.H.C., Ilesa
3. S.O.M., Osogbo
30. OYO
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., U.C.H., Ibadan
2. S.O.N., Eleyele, Ibadan
3. S.O.N., Baptist Medical Centre, Ogbomoso
4. S.O.N., Baptist Medical Centre, Saki
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Yemetu, Ibadan
2. S.O.M., U.C.H., Ibadan
3. S.O.M., B.M.C., Ogbomoso
4. S.O.N., B.M.C., Saki
31. PLATEAU
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Vom
2. S.O.N., JUTH
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Vom
2. S.O.M., O.L.A., Jos
32. RIVERS
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Port-Harcourt
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Port-Harcourt
33. SOKOTO
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Sokoto
2. S.O.N., U.D.U.T.H
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Sokoto
2. S.O.M., U.D.U.T.H
34. TARABA
College of Nursing and Midwifery
1. S.O.N., Jalingo
1. S.O.M., Jalingo
35. YOBE
Bukar Abb Ibrahim University, Damaturu
Federal Polytechnic, Damaturu
36. ZAMFARA
School of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Gasau
School of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Gasau
37. FCT, ABUJA
Schools of Nursing
1. S.O.N., Gwagwalada
Schools of Midwifery
1. S.O.M., Gwagwalada
S. O. N & M. C. N. ACCREDITATED DEPARTMENTS OF NURSING IN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES
1. Department of Nursing
Ladoke Akintola University,
Osogbo. Osun state.
2. Department of Nursing
Obafemi Awolowo University,
Ile-Ife. Osun State.
3. Department of Nursing
Ahmadu Bello University
Zaria. Kaduna state.
4. Department of Nursing
University of Calabar,
Calabar, Cross-River State.
5. Department of
Nursing University of Ibadan,
Ibadan. Oyo State.
6. Department of Nursing
University of Nigeria,
Enugu Campus, Enugu State.
7. Department of Nursing
Delta State University,
Abraka. Delta State.
8. Department of Nursing
Ebonyi State University,
Abakailiki. Ebonyi state
9. Department of Nursing
Madonna University,
Elele, Port-Harcourt. Rivers State
10. Faculty of Nursing
Niger Delta University
Wilberforce Island, Bayelsa
11. Department of Nursing
Babcock University,
Ilishan-Remo. Ogun State.
12. Department of Nursing
Nnamdi Azikiwe University
Nnewi Campus. Anambra State
LIST OF PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTES
1. Chartered Institute of Administration
Plot 3009, RafiaB. Tinubu Road
Amuwo Odofin
2. Nigerian Institute of Journalism
Lateef Jakande House
8/14, Ijaiye Road, Ogba. Ikeja
Lagos.
01-7944969
3. Certified Institute of Cost Management
100, Oshodi-Apapa Express Way
Near Cele B/Stop. Lagos
4. Financial Institutions Training Centre
4, Park lane, Apapa
mandev@fitc-ng.com, www.fitc-ng.com
4. Delawares Institute of Technology
enquiry@delawareinstituteoftechnology.com
5. The Certified Marketing Communications Institute of Nigeria (CMCIN)
295, Ikotun Road, Idiroko b/stop, Maryland
Lagos.
6. Strategic Business School
SMC House
Dele Adeyemi Street, Agungu.
Lekki Pennisula.
01-7741452, 08035256173, 08034161282
8. The Project management Academy
23, Osolo Way, Ajao-Estate
9. Laser Geo-science School
084-769665, 084-485742
10. Nigerian Institute of Professional Secretaries
18A, Modele Street, off tejuosho Road,
Surulere, lagos.
01-8197299, 08033011365, 07028126189, 08058441143
12. Chartered Institute of Bankers
Pl 19, Adeola Hopewell street.
Victoria Island. Lagos
13. Nigerian Institute of Translators
Emm Nkansah- 08089738055
14. ASCON Administrative Staff College of Nigeria
Topo, Badagry.
15. Nigerian Institiute of Town Planners
Alausa, Adjacent NIPM
16. Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Oron
P.M.B. 1089, Oron, akwa-Ibom.
macademyoron@yahoo.com
17. Institute of Benefits & Trusts Management
Niger Insurance House
4th Floor, Ikorodu Road.
Lagos
18. APTECH
` 1, Teslim Balogun Alhaji Masha Road,
Surulere. Lagos
01-7737744
19. AETI
29, Alhaji Tokan Street, Alaka Estate.
Surulere. Lagos
20. National Institute for Sports
Surulere. Lagos
21. Nigerian Institute of Safety Professionals
Chief P.F. Okunmari
Registrar: 08023131376, 06060643313
www.nisnigeria.com
22. The Nigerian Academy of Education
Secretary General
Prof B.B. Oderinde (08060401722)
23. National Institute Of Marketing Nigeria (NIMN)
Nigeria Insurance House
1st, Floor,, 302/304
Ikorodu Road. Anthony
Lagos
01-8916914
24. Institute of Capital Marketing Registrars (ICMR)
70, Queens Street, Alagomeji, Yaba
01-8196719, 08023022659
25. Academy for Enterpreneurial Studies Nigeria (AES)
Marble House
17, Alhaji bashorun Strt.,
Off Norman Willam Strt., Ikoyi. Lagos
26. Centre for Law and Business Studies.
12, Beckley Street,
4th Floor, Onikan. Lagos
27. National Institute for Cultural orientation (NICO)
3, Sirasso Crescent, Wuse
Zone 7, Abuja
Lagos Zonal Office: National Theatre Annex
08026007773
28. Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria
Elephant Cement Way, Alausa
01-2301038, 01-7940632
icsan@linkserve.com
29. NIIT
Idowu Savage. V/I
30. The Certified Institute of Warehousing & Materials Management
57, old Isheri Road, Ogba
Lagos
31. Portfolio Desk management Institute,
5, Abeo Street, Off Western Avenue
01-7390530, 01-6616392
32. The Institute for Business Development
302/304, Ikorodu road
Anthony Village
0800795347
33 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria
Plot 16, Idowu Taylor Street
V/Island
Lagos.
34. The Nigerian Institute of Building
House 24, Road 37, Gwarinpa Housing Estate
Gwarinpa,Abuja
P.M.B. 5340, Wuse Zone 3. Abuja
Tel: 09-7831243
Registrar, BLDR – (Dr.) K.O. Olusola
35.Institute of National Accountants of Nigeria
250, Herbert Macaulay,
Ebute-Metta
36. The Nigerian Institute of Taxation
Ikorodu Road,
Maryland
Lagos.
LIST OF THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES & BIBLE COLLEGES
SECTION 2
INSTITUTION PROFILES AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. THE REDEEMED CHRISTIAN BIBLE COLLEGE
Km 46/85 Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Ogun state
General: Mission owned, Founded in 1980, located in a conducive environment.
INDICATORS OF QUALITY EDUCATION
Cost-free orientation program required for all freshmen, competent and experienced lecturers. External study programs, comfortable housing (boarding) facilities.
UNDERGRADUATES DIVERSITY: Students come from all over the world. A considerable number of foreigners partake in the school programs in campuses spread abroad.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS: Masters of Arts degree in Christian Leadership, Systematic Theology, Pastoral Ministry and Christian Leadership studies. Certificate Courses in Theology and Christian Leadership studies, Proficiency Pre-Diploma/Degree Programs studies.
LIBRARY: The school has well-equipped libraries within the main campus and satellite campuses.
COMPUTERS ON CAMPUS: Every student is expected to possess a personal computer. Computers with internet facilities are available for students’ general uses.
HOUSING: Adequate housing spaces are available on the main campus.
EXPENSES: Expenses vary according to programs.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: Also varies according to programs.
CONTACT: Administrative Block (RCBC), Main Campus, Km 46, Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Redemption City.
Redemption City, Km 46 Lagos Ibadan Expressway
Ogun State
Tuition and Accommodation: N350,000.00
Feeding: N150,000.00
Undergraduate Population: 1949
Applicants for 2007/2008 Session: 2000+
Enrolment for 2007/2008 Session: 588
Age Limit: None
GENERAL:
Mission owned University: Awards Bachelors Degrees.
Licensed: 2005.
Location: Located in an environment that is conducive for academic and spiritual growth and development.
INDICATORS OF QUALITY EDUCATION
Transition: Orientation program is required for all new intakes.
Student Focus: The University has made provisions for buses for intra campus transportation. The University owns a health centre consisting of words with qualified medical and paramedical staff. Students can be referred to the teaching and specialist hospitals in Ogun and Lagos States when necessary. First aid services are available in each of the halls of residence.
There is provision for portable water and air conditioners in the halls of residence and lecture theatres.
Food vendors are available in the University premises and halls of residence with thorough supervision by the cafeteria management committee and the University House Keeper.
The chaplaincy unit sees to the spiritual development of the students. Students are encouraged to attend morning devotion, Bible Studies and Sunday Service. The unit also offer counseling to students who need it in any aspects of their live endeavors.
There are commercial and Micro-Finance Banks within the campus to meet with the banking needs of the students.
The schools security personnel are on twenty four hours surveillance to ensure the safety of students’ lives and properties.
The University made provision for buses for intra campus transportation.
Most popular Recent Majors: Economics, Computer Science, Mass Communication, Business Administration, History and International Relations.
Undergraduate: Full time: 1949. No part time studies. 893 males,1056 females.
Diversity: Students come all over Nigeria.
Transferability: Students transfer from other university is not allowed.
Part time and distant learning: None existent.
Area of study: 22% Management Sciences and 13%
HUMANITIES:
Academic Program: Bachelor of Arts and Science Programs.
Calendar: Semesters (in time with the National Universities Commission
calendar and very stable). Nineteen accredited courses offered.
Majors: English, History and International Relations, Accounting, Actuarial Science, Banking and Finance, Business Administration, Economics, Marketing, Mass Communication, Political Sciences, Psychology, Sociology, Tourism Management, Micro Biology, Biochemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Computer Science, Physics with Electronics and Mathematics.
Library: Properly furnished and equipped libraries are available for students’ use.
Library OPAC service present.
Computers on Campus: Over 65% of the students own personal computers. Cyber cafes, computer laboratories, wireless connection and visual library services are available for general students’ usage.
College Life: there are clubs and associations ranging from students body, academic and non academic to social. A distinguished lecture and an awards and recognition dinner program hold annually. A total of 801 students voted in the last campus election.
Housing: comfortable hostel accommodation available for all students. No student is allowed to live off campus.
Athletics: member of NUGA. Inter collegiate and intramural sports: football, table tennis, volley ball, basket ball etc.
Career Planning: careering planning counseling available.
Financial Aid: students with outstanding academic performances are usually awarded scholarship at the annual awards and recognition dinner.
Applying/ Transfer: Transfer of students from other universities is not allowed.
Applying/Fresher: Check JAMB brochure or the schools web site for admission requirements for individual courses.
Contact: www.run.edu.ng
3. ALLOVER CENTRAL POLYTECHNIC
Ota. Ogun State
APPLICANTS: 2000+
UNDERGRADUATE POPULATION: 500
TUITION FEES: VARIES WITH COURSE
POLY JAMB CUT OFF MARK: 120
ACCOMODATION: =N=40,000.00 PER ANNUM (optional but
compulsory for full timers in their first year)
ESTIMATED ANNUAL EXPENSES: =N=150,000.00
GENERAL
Private owned.
Awards Higher National\National Diplomas, Advanced Diplomas, Certificates and Advanced Certificates.
NBTE approved in 2003.
Federal Government approved.
100-hectare campus
INDICATORS OF QUALITY EDUCATION
Transition: Orientation required for all fresh students.
Curricular Option: Full time and part time.
Students Focus: Health Clinic, Hospitals, Personal-Psychological counseling.
Career planning and counseling available to students.
Microfinance bank available on campus.
Subsidized intra-campus transportation.
Academic Programs: Higher National/National Diploma, Diploma and Advanced Diploma Courses. Certificate and Advance Certificate Courses are also available.
Academic Calendar: September - October (as recommended by NBTE).
The academic calendar is stable.
Faculty Ratio (ratio of lecturer to students): 1-10
Campus Life: Freedom of association. Religious activities allowed.
Students representatives voting and elections are conducted.
Students Transfer: Allowed
Financial Aid: Scholarship by the chairman government council to a minimum
of twenty five students per session.
Undergraduate Diversity: More females than males. Students come from all over Nigeria and the West African Sub Region.
Computers On Campus: Every student is required to own a laptop. Internet connected computers available for general students use.
Campus size:
The permanent campus is a100 hectares. The present campus is fairly large and conducive.
Post Graduation Records: A reasonable number of the school’s graduates are working in Banks, other financial institutions and multi-national.
Research Culture:
Some lecturers are on research programs in business studies, guidance and counseling and computer science.
Academic Qualification of Faculty Members:
The lecturers possess minimum of Masters Degree, some possess doctorate degrees while others are still working on their Ph.D programs.
4. THE POLYTECHNIC, ILE-IFE
ILE-IFE, OSUN STATE
Tuition: N37,400 per semester
Hostel fee: N12,900 per semester (compulsory) for fresher, exemptions may be conditionally accepted. Exemption from hostel costs N6,450.00)
Student Population! 2,700
INDICATORS OF QUALITY EDUCATION
Transition: Orientation program for all new-intakes
Flexibility: Transfer of students from other Polytechnics in the school is allowed. Distance learning programs are available.
Students’ Focus: The institution has more than enough well ventilated and furnished classroom to cater for all form of academic activities while there is provision for hostel facilities for both female and male students.
Other facilities at the disposal of both staff and student include; a resource centre, audio-visual halls, noise-proof power generating plant, borehole system, a multi-purpose auditoria, radio and television studio, a television control room, a news editing and graphic arts room.
The school also owns a photo laboratory, news room, machine and tools laboratory, electric maintenance laboratory, electronics/computer workshop, well equipped computer science laboratories and workshops, electrical installation workshops, basic electricity instrument laboratory, mechanical engineering workshop, power machine laboratory, Public relations/Advertising/Research resource centre, an air-conditioned central library with adequate capacity, books, journals and publications; Office practice rooms, a bookshop, a business centre, a recreation centre and cybercafé services. All workshops and laboratories are provided with magnetic boards.
Campus Culture: The School encourages every healthy form of social activity. It holds a Polytechnic week in the third week of June as a week of socialization for both staff and students. Religious activities are allowed on campus.
Most Popular Recent Majors: Accounting, Computer Science and Mass Communication
UNDERGRATUATES: % full time, % part time
Diversity: Students come from all over Nigeria and the West African Coast
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS: Pre-ND(One Year); Ordinary National Diploma, OND (two years); Higher National Diploma, HND (two years). Calendar-Semesters (as approved by NBTE). Rain Session; October-February. Harmattan Session; March – July
LIBRARY: Air conditioned central library with adequate capacity, books, journals and publications
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
1 Pre-ND – 4 Passes in G.C.E or its equivalent in not more than two sittings.
2 ND Accountancy/ND Business Studies: - 5 credits in GCE or its equivalents in not more than two sittings. Credit passes in English and Mathematics are compulsory.
3 ND Elect/Elect and ND Computer Science – 5 credits in GCE or its equivalents in not more than two sittings. Credit passes in Mathematics and Physics are compulsory.
4 ND Mass Communication – 5 credits in GCE or its equivalents in not more than two sittings. Credit passes in English Language and Literature in English are compulsory.
5 Admission either through JAMB (PCE) or by obtaining the Schools admission form.
6 The admission form is N3,000
COURSES OFFERED: Pre-ND Science leading to ND Computer Science and ND Elect/Elect. Pre-ND Management Science leading to ND Accountancy, ND Business Studies and ND Mass Communication.
OND’s in the following: Accountancy, Business Studies, Computer Science, Mass-Communication.
HND’s in the following: Computer Science, Elect/Elect, Business Administration, Mass-Communication, and Accountancy. (After two years ND, students are automatically admitted into the University of Technology
Efforts are in top gear to get approval for more courses.
NB: The Federal Government is reconsolidating Polytechnic education. It has the intention to scrap HND in Polytechnics and replace it with Business Technology
Those with two (2) years ND will go for three (3) years Business Technology and those with three (3) years Technology. As soon as further directives are issued, students will be informed.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AIDS: Scholarship awards are given to the best student in every department every semester.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS: Scholarship awards are given to best students’ in all departments every semester.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS: Students must fulfill departmental requirements for graduation.
TRANSPORT FACILITIES ON CAMPUS: Shuttle buses provided by the school.
TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS: Student must fulfill departmental requirements.
ATHLETICS: Sporting activities are encouraged. The institution has a solid football team, table tennis team, etc.
CONTACTS: 08037177592, 08037066476, 08034027970, 0803965728, 036-20202243.
e-mail: registrar @ thepolytechnicife.com
Website: www.thepolytechnicife.comSECTION 3
COMPREHENSIVE DESCRIPTION OF INSTITUTIONS
1. REDEEMER’S UNIVERSITY
The Redeemer’s University, a private University owned by the Redeemed Christian Church of God was granted an operation license on the 7th January 2005 by the Federal Government. The University commenced operation on 11th October 2005 at the temporary site, the Redemption City, km 46 Lagos/ Ibadan Expressway, Ogun State Nigeria, with 478 students in three Colleges of Humanities, Management and Natural Sciences.
By October 2008, an estimated number of 2,000 Students enrolled in 19 accredited degree programs. At maximum development, the student population will not exceed 10,000. The first sets of graduates are expected by October 2009.
In practical terms, the Redeemer’s University, has a vision for a better nation. We have a vision for producing graduates who will turn out to be frank and candid academicians, truthful and honest artisans, reliable and scrupulous business men and women, caring and compassionate doctors, honorable and truthful politicians, open and sincere public servants, God fearing and faithful preachers and pastors, decent and law-abiding citizens, trust worthy and upright youths. We have a vision for a country where judges are just and impartial, traditional rulers embody distinction, dignity and decorum, bankers are honest and honorable, soldiers and policemen are compassionate and considerate. We have a vision for a future generation of creative, innovative, and inventive entrepreneurs.
We want to mold a generation of kind, thoughtful and gentle adolescents motivated to build and sustain a better Nigeria, where peace justice, fairness and Godliness rain. We are looking forward with optimism and intense anticipation for a Nigeria we can all defend, protect and be proud of. We have a desire and aspiration for a nation whose trust is in the Lord God Almighty. This is our vision, as we strife to build the future of Nigeria today.
The University’s team of versatile academic, and seasoned administrative staff, together with appropriate lecture and laboratory spaces equipped with up to date facilities, ensures a conducive environment for learning, research and spiritual development. Redeemer’s University is on the way to full computerization of all her activities. Currently, internet facilities are available to all staff and students. We are working strenuously for an all round development to four students, so that they can graduate as citizens who will contribute significantly to the national and global transformation.
WELFARE
Located in an environment that is ideal for academic, spiritual growth and development, the University’s management invests immense attention into the student’s welfare. Long buses are available for the transportation of students to and fro the halls of residence. There is a University health centre with qualified medical and paramedical staff appointed to take care of student’s health. First aid services are provided in each of the residence halls.
In the University, there is adequate water supply through treated boreholes and almost 24-hours electric power supply through stand-by generators. Residence halls are equipped with air conditioners, ceiling fans and other necessary appliances in order to provide maximum comfort for the students.
Sporting activities are encouraged. There is a sports unit in the students’ affairs division. The unit is coordinated by the sports council committee. University coaches coach students in sports such as football, table tennis, volley ball, basket ball and many more. Students are encouraged to participate in sporting activities to keep them fit.
The students have had the opportunity to host sporting activities with neighboring Universities while they were also hosted by other Universities. Football competitions are also held annually among the colleges (Inter collegiate) while the students’ body also organizes football clubs to compete with each other.
SPIRITUAL WELFARE
There is a Chaplaincy Unit in the Registry which sees to the spiritual development of the students. Students are encouraged to attend morning Devotion, Bible Studies are encouraged to attend morning Devotion, Bible Studies and Sunday Service.
The Chaplaincy Unit also offers counseling to students who might need it in any aspect of their lives endeavors.
CAMPUS SECURITY
There is a security unit in the office of the Vice-Chancellor. The University management has employed security personnel who are on 24 hours surveillance to secure the lives and property of the students. The security men are stationed at strategic locations in the academic environment and the halls of residence where students reside.
The security network in the redemption city gives the University security men the opportunity to work hand-in-hand with other security outfits in the camp to ensure the safety of lives and properties of the residents.
CAMPUS CULTURE
The school has a rich campus culture. Students socialize at various groups/clubs/associations. These associations range from students body, academic non academic to social. Some were established to develop and enhance their social status while others are philanthropic in nature. 801 students voted in the last campus election. The students nominated for elections in the academic departments of the colleges were returned unopposed.
Matriculation ceremony is organized every year to formally admit new intakes as bonafide students.
An annual distinguished lecture to which eminent personalities are invited to give lectures on topical issues that will be of benefit to both students and staff members of the University is held in October every year.
An award and recognition dinner event that brings students and member of staff of the University together for the purpose of encouragement is held annually. It is done in appreciation of the contributions of some members of staff and people from outside the University community who have made positive contributions either financially or otherwise towards the development and progress of the University. Various awards were presented to such beneficiaries to stimulate their minds towards doing more and at the same time gear other people up to do some or even better.
Scholarship awards are also given to students who excel in their academic performances. The wards cover the students’ tuition for an academic session.
However, students who maintain their performance feat will continue to enjoy such awards until they graduate from the University. This is to encourage and reward academic brilliance among the students population.
LOCATION:
The University’s temporary site is located within the Redemption City, km 46 Lagos/Ibadan expressway, Ogun State. The proposed permanent site is a 500- hectare piece of land situated between the Gideon Village, Ibafo and the Deeper Life compound on the Lagos/Ibadan expressway. Development of the permanent site will commence as soon as the master plan is approved by both the National Universities Commission (NUC) and the Ogun State Government.
OFF CAMPUS ARRANGEMENT
It is mandatory that all students reside in the University hostel and part time or distance learning programs are none available.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENT
Same as the general Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) University entry requirements.
DEGREES AWARDED:
The University offers the following bachelor degrees; English, History & International Relations, Accounting, Actuarial Science, Banking & Finance, Business Administration, Economics, Marketing, Mass Communication, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Tourism Management, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics and Physics with Electronics.
COLLEGES:
There are three Colleges in the University, they are as follows: College of Humanities, College of Management Sciences and College of Natural Sciences.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS:
The University offers Bachelor of Arts and Science programs. The academic calendar (semester) is in time with the National Universities Commissions’ calendar and very stable. 19 NUC accredited courses are offered.
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Prospective students should purchase a UME form and select Redeemer’s University as their school of choice. If they score above the NUC cut-off mark, they should purchase the University’s post UME form at any of accredited retail outlets across the country.
For further information, prospective students are advised to check the University’s website; www.run.edu.ng for details.
CONTACT:
www.run.edu.ng
Redemption City
Km 46 Lagos Ibadan Expressway
THE COLLEGE
The Redeemed Christian Bible College (RCBC) offers qualitative biblical education in a distinctive Christian environment.
RCBC believes in developing individuals to become worthy Christ’ Ambassadors!
Founded in 1980 under the authority of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), the present site is located within the Redemption City an exclusively Christian environment that is conducive for spiritual and academic growth and development.
As contained in the holy bible, the RCCG mission has a vision to spread the goodness of Jesus Christ to all the nooks and crannies of the earth. This brought up the need to train her ministers and ministers to be in order to enable them to effectively discharge these responsibilities of teaching and preaching to all nations.
Therefore, the Redeemed Christian Church of God established a ministerial training school of her own to preserve her fundamental belief and doctrines.
The bible college was established to serve the following purposes:
For broad based theological, ministerial and leadership with international flavor.
To train leaders who will influence the world through their various callings and professions in the deeper things of God and to equip them with broad leadership skills for the purpose of international missions.
To build Christian leaders who can suitably occupy the pulpit and influence their world beyond the pulpit context.
On this note, the college purposes to equip people for Gods use in order to effect spiritual rebirth and social information with in their spheres of influence.
Changes are usually effected from time to time in general administration as the board of Governors deem necessary according to the dictate of the Holy Spirit. However, any change made is not done in a retroactive manner unless it is to the advantage of the student and can be absorbed within the duration of the course normally required to graduation.
In order to discharge their responsibilities to the Lord, the school endeavor to teach every man in all wisdom that they may be presented perfect in Christ Jesus (Colossians1:28)
RCBC seeks to deepen the spiritual life of each student so that he may be brought into intimate personal relationship with the person of the Lord Jesus Christ in the realm of the mind, the heart and the will – the mind growing in the knowledge of Him, the heart increasing in love for him and the will being obedient to Him.
Students of the college are assisted to develop a wholesome personality that is characterized by poise and confidence. A personality which by the help of discipline from within fits him or her to work with others as part of a team, loyalty submitting to superiors, presently cooperating with equals and graciously presiding over those who serve under him or her.
Adequate teaching in bible doctrines, theology, Missions administration and a lot of other related subjects are provided.
Emphasis are laid on the validity, content and teaching of the bible as a foundation for Christian life and work and a basis for future personal study or further formal training.
Whenever the behavior of any student is judged by the college authority as detrimental to ministerial calling, that person may be required to withdraw from the college.
LOCATION
RCBC’s main campus is located at km 46, Lagos/ Ibadan Express Way Redemption City. The campus is situated in an environment that is suitable for proper spiritual and academic growth and development. Other campuses exist in conducive locations nationwide.
DEGREES AWARDED
Master of Arts Degrees are awarded in Christian Education, Systematic Theology, Pastoral Ministry and Christian leadership studies. Bachelor of Arts Degree is awarded in Theology.
Post graduate diploma in Theology is awarded. Diplomas in Theology and Christian leadership studies are awarded. Certificate in Theology and Christian leadership studies are also available Certificates are awarded in proficiency and Pre-diploma/Degree Courses.
ACADEMIC PROGRAM
As a Bible College, RCBC trains ministers and ministers to be of the Vineyard of God to deliver enhanced service to God.
In spite of the great emphasis laid on spiritual growth and development, academic growth and development is given great priority. All students must pass competent examinations before they can graduate.
OFF CAMPUS ARRANGEMENT
External study programs are available.
ACADEMIC FACILITY
The college boasts of standard libraries and class rooms. Text books are made available to students. The main campus provides comfortable hostel housing for full timers.
FACULTY
Members of the faculties are well seasoned and experienced. Theologians, academicians and spirit filled men of God. All faculty members have undergone training from the bible college therefore placing them in the position of optimum advantage to students.
They all work hard to know their students personally and are usually available outside school hours for additional counseling and discussion.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
The admission requirements are in two categories: namely the basic and general admission requirements. Basic admission requirement vary with respective courses.
General admission requirement: the bible or inclined to enter the gospel ministry as Missionaries, Pastors, Evangelists, Bible teachers, Deacons or lay workers in local churches. Any intending student must have a genuine born again Christian experience, sanctified and baptized in the Holy Spirit, upholding the doctrines of the full gospel churches.
Applicants should not be less than 18years of age. He/she must bring a letter from his/her pastor in charge to be endorsed by his/her Area/District Pastor or equivalent when coming for interview, showing that he/she has been a worker of good standing in his/her church for not less than one year.
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Prospective students are advised to make enquiries about the financial obligations from the accounts department of the college or from any RCCG Zonal Headquarters across the country. Foreign students must apply for the financial obligations directly from the office of the registrar. Application forms for the 2008/2009 session were sold for N3000.00/30 Pounds/100 Dollars.
ALLOVER CENTRAL POLYTECHNIC,
OTA, OGUN STATE.
Allover Central Polytechnic provides qualitative technical education in a conducive environment. The polytechnic’s objective is to foster technical and academic excellence aimed at producing self sufficient, practice-oriented individuals in a highly stimulating economic and political environment devoid of discrimination.
The establishment of Allover Central Polytechnic was necessitated by the Federal Government white paper on national policy on education which declared that: technical education forms the basis of technological development and as such, a greater proportion of educational expenditure could continually be devoted to technical education by government both at the federal and state levels.
Besides, the government believes that the development of technical man power is one of the reasonable investments that a nation can embark upon in a program of national\societal transformation. Thus Allover Central Polytechnic was established under the provisions of relevant sections of education (National Minimum Standards And Amendments) decree 1993 and various guidelines issued by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) Kaduna.
The key promoters of the Polytechnic commenced Accountancy and Banking training programs under the name: ‘Motipass Professionals Limited’ in 1987 to prepare students on part-time basis for ICAN, CIBN, CITN and NIM at all levels of foundation and professional examinations.
Since1987, the promoters have made laudable achievements in the fields of Accountancy, Banking, Taxation and Management. Due to the key interest of the promoters in advancement of technical education in Nigeria, moves were made to secure operational license from the federal government to establish a private Polytechnic.
Therefore, necessary action to fulfill the requirements for establishing a private Polytechnic known as; Allover Central Polytechnic began. Up till that time Allover Business School had over 15qualifiedAccountants,18 masters degree holders and other academicians and professionals handling different courses. The Polytechnic was approved by NBTE on 30th December, 2003.
The welfare of the students is given much priority. An health centre is located within the school premises. The school also has health care delivery service retainer ship with two private hospitals.
Transportation within the campus is subsidized.
The polytechnics students participate in both intra-mural and inter-mural sporting events, Inter-Collegiate Volleyball (Men & Women) Competition, Basketball Competition for higher institutions, Handball Competition (Men & Women). Lawn Tennis Competition, Ogun State higher institutions games the bi-annual national sporting event (NIPOGA) which involves all Polytechnics in the country and so many other competitions.
Every student of Allover Central Polytechnic is required to own a laptop computer. Internet services are available within the campus. The school has an edu-portal for student’s records and online registration.
Religious activities are allowed on campus as long as it does not offend other religious sects.
LOCATION
Allover Central Polytechnics main campus is presently located at Lynson Chemical Avenue, Off Idiroko Road Sango Ota, Ogun State. The campus is situated in an environment that is conducive for academic growth and development.
The permanent site: The school has acquired 100-hectare piece of land located along the Lagos – Abeokuta express road. Construction will commence as soon as the master plan is approved by the National Board For Technical Education.
DEGREES AWARDED
Higher National\National Diploma, Diploma & Advanced Diploma programs in Accountancy & Business Studies, Computer Science, Mass Communication, Criminology & Legal Studies, Electrical Electronic Engineering, Public Administration, Banking & Finance, Computer Engineering, Secretariat Technology & Marketing Management.
Certificates are awarded in the following courses: Banking & Finance, Insurance, Taxation & Tax Management, Public Administration, Marketing Management, Criminology and Legal Studies, Tourism and Hospital Management, Computer operations and Office automation, Computer engineering with specification software maintenance and hardware maintenance, Electrical\Electronics Engineering, Solar energy and Electrical installation.
ACADEMIC PROGRAM
The Polytechnic offers full-time and part-time National Diploma and Certificate Courses. Professional Examination Programs are available. They are as follows: ICAN-ATS 1-111, CIPM- Chartered Institute of Personnel Management Foundation – PE 11, CIMN –Chartered Institute of Marketing of Nigeria Foundation –PE111, Certificate in Marketing and advanced certificate in Personnel Management, Nigeria Institute of Management (NIM) Criminology and legal studies.
OFF CAMPUS ARRANGEMENT
Part time courses are available. Full time students are allowed to live off campus after their first year.
ACADEMIC FACILITY
The Polytechnic boasts of a standard library, well equipped computer maintenance and accountancy/business studies laboratories. The Polytechnic also owns a modern information technology/computer engineering laboratory. Well designed and comfortable lecture theatres are available for every course.
Allover Central Polytechnic possesses a bookshop and conference centre. Comfortable hostel accommodation is available for full time students.
FACULTY
All the faculty members are well experienced academicians. Their common goal is to produce quality professionals that will contribute immensely to the development of the society. Cordial relationship between faculty members and students is encouraged in order to enhance the academic and moral development of the students.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
The admission requirements are in two categories namely the basic and general admission requirements. Basic admission requirements vary according to the academic program.
General Admission Requirement: minimum of credit passes in four subjects including English Language and Mathematics obtained at not more than two sittings in SSCE/WASC/NECO/GCE O’ level or there equivalent. Literature in English and Oral English are not acceptable in place of English Language. Possession of five credits at two sittings will be an added advantage.
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Prospective students are advised to visit the Polytechnics website; www.allovercentralpoly.com for enquiry.
CONTACT
The Registrar: 08034085537; 07028445880; 07028445881; 070228444778; 070228444776 & 08055204560 or visit www.allovercentralpoly.com.
