The Registrar of Covenant University, Mr. Emmanuel K. Igban, has urged members of the University’s administrative staff to enhance their digital skills to ensure more efficient and result-oriented performance in their roles.
Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN), Ota Chapter, paid a courtesy visit to the Vice-Chancellor of Covenant University, Professor Timothy Anake, to reaffirm their mission of advancing female participation in engineering and to seek the University’s continued support. Read More …
Stakeholders have called for increased sensitization on early diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer, one of the deadly cancers among men, especially in Nigeria and other parts of Sub-Saharan Africa; as part of activities marking the 2024 World Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Read More …
For the fourth consecutive year, Covenant University students in the Department of Chemical Engineering have claimed the top position in the prestigious 2024 Students’ Design Project. The Competition was organized by the Nigeria Society of Chemical Engineers (NSChE), a division of the Nigerian Society of Engineers. The 2024 project, titled, ‘Design of 150,000 Tonnes/Year of…
Covenant University’s College of Leadership Development Studies (CLDS) came alive with excitement as the newly appointed Vice-Chancellor, Professor Timothy Anake, along with his leadership team, including the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Lanre Amodu, and the Registrar, Mr. Emmanuel Igban, paid a familiarization visit to the college. Read More …
More partnerships between private companies and the academia will encourage scholarly works in Nigeria’s education sector. This is according to the Vice-Chancellor, Covenant University, Professor Timothy Anake. Read More …
The outgoing Vice-Chancellor of Covenant University, Professor Abiodun Adebayo, emphasized that the engineering profession plays a central role in shaping any society’s development. He stated that engineers have been instrumental in driving infrastructure development through innovation, which continues to shape the future of the world. Read More …