History of FUTMINNA

The pioneer Vice-Chancellor, Professor J.O. Ndagi, served in that capacity from 1983 to 1990. He was succeeded by Professor S.O. Adeyemi from 1990 to 1994. Between 1994 and 1997, Professor I.H. Umar served as the University’s Sole Administrator. Thereafter. Professor S.A. Garba became the acting Vice-Chancellor between 26th June and 6th August, 1997. Prof. M.A. Daniyan became the third substantive Vice-Chancellor of the University from 7th August 1997 to 6th August 2002. He handed over to Prof. J.O. Adeniyi, who served as Acting Vice-Chancellor from 7th August to 2nd October, 2002. From 3rd October 2002 to 27^th October 2007, Prof. H. T. Sa’ad assumed duty as the 4^th substantive Vice-Chancellor. He was succeeded by Prof. M.S. Audu as the 5th substantive Vice-Chancellor from 27th October, 2007 to 26th November, 2012. Prof. M.A. Akanji, the 6th substantive Vice-Chancellor of the University, was appointed on 3rd December, 2012, and he completed his tenure on 2nd December, 2017.  The seventh substantive Vice-Chancellor, Prof. A. Bala, assumed duty on 3rd December, 2017, and he completed his tenure on 2nd December, 2022.  The current Vice-Chancellor, Prof. F. A. Kuta assumed duty on 3rd December 2022, as the 8^th substantive Vice-Chancellor of the University.

The pioneer Registrar, late Dr B.P. Sawa, served from 1983 to 1986. Dr B. Salka took over as acting Registrar between 1986 and 1988. Thereafter, Mrs L.S.J. Ahmed became the 2^nd substantive Registrar of the University between 1988 and 1993. She was succeeded by Alhaji U.A. Sadiq, who served in an acting capacity from October 1993 to 1998, and was later appointed as the 3^rd substantive Registrar from 1998 to 2003. Mallam M.D. Usman was appointed on 1^st October, 2007 as the 4^th substantive Registrar, after overseeing the office in acting capacity since 2003. He was succeeded by Mrs. V. N Kolo on 11th June, 2012 as the 5^th substantive Registrar. She completed her 5-year term with one-year extension. Mr. A.N. Kolo assumed office as the 6^th substantive Registrar on 12th June, 2018. He also served out his term with a one-year extension, till June 11^th 2024.  Thereafter, Mrs A.S.A. Ndayako was appointed as Acting Registrar for a brief period (June 12, 2024, to January 13, 2025). The current Registrar, M. D. Mallam, was appointed as the 7^th substantive Registrar on 14^th January, 2025.

Campuses

At inception, the University acquired the facilities of the former Government Teachers’ College, Bosso, which now serves as the Bosso Campus of the University. It has undergone a significant facelift and presents a beautiful appearance befitting a modern University. The University acquired 10,650 hectares of land at Gidan-Kwano, along the Minna – Kataeregi – Bida Road, as its permanent site to accommodate the envisaged expansion.

On Tuesday, June 2, 1992, the former President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Federal Republic of Nigeria, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida GCFR, fss, mni (rtd), performed the Sod-turning Ceremony to mark the commencement of projects on the main campus site.

Work then commenced in earnest for the physical development of the Main Campus, which in phase I consists of the construction School of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology (SAAT), School of Environmental Technology (SET), School of Engineering and Engineering Technology (SEET) buildings, Students Hostels, Students Centre, University Library, Senate Building, Staff houses, Computer Centre as well as the Industrial Development Centre.

The completion of students’ hostels, some staff quarters, and the SET and SEET buildings enabled the commencement of full academic activities on the Main Campus at the beginning of the 2004/2005 academic session. As of December, 2025, apart from the School of Science and Technology Education (SSTE), Centre for Preliminary and Extra-Mural Studies and the University’s consultancy outfit, FUTMIN Ventures & Consults, which are still at the Bosso campus, all other Schools are at the main Campus, Gidan Kwano.

Our Students

Since its inception, the University has graduated students whose market value has been consistently very satisfactory, and they are in high demand across public and private sectors, including top-touch industries, serving the nation’s technological needs. The figure shows remarkable growth, from 22 graduates in 1990 to 5,816 in 2025. Today, the total students’ enrolment stands at about 30,000, including Postgraduates.

Research and Development

In pursuit of academic excellence in solving human problems, Professor S.A. Garba of the Department of Microbiology led a team of researchers to develop and produce vaccines for typhoid fever. This project is sponsored by Unipetrol Nigeria Plc. The team made significant progress in realising the project’s core mandate. Having completed testing on mice, guinea pigs, rabbits, and monkeys, the Vaccine was tested on humans with remarkable success. The new vaccine would soon be made available to the global market after further due process.

The University has recorded quite a number of notable research output leading to the design and fabrication of a number of highly valuable items of socio-economic importance, such as the solar air heater, motor-car crankshaft, gearing system for crane hoist drives, rice de-stoning machine, maize sheller, multi-purpose grinder, irrigation models, poultry feeder, amongst a host of other innovations.

Today, research and development are coordinated by the Directorate for Research, Innovations and Development (DRID). The University has a total of 24 patents and 22 Q1 journal publications as of the 4^th quarter of 2025. Similarly, its researchers have consistently won many national and international research grants. Researchers from FUT, Minna, secured the highest number of grants in the 2024 and 2025 National Research Fund (NRF) grant cycle, with a total of 15 grants worth 400 million naira out of the 4.29 billion naira allocated by the Federal Government.  Furthermore, FUTMinna was awarded the 2025 Commercial Agricultural Farm grant, valued at N1 Billion.

Enterprise

To generate internal revenue to supplement government funding, the University established FUTMIN CONSULT, a consultancy unit. The outfit has continued to make a positive impact to justify its establishment. In this regard, it has undertaken the following consultancy services among others: Gurara Inter Basin Water Transfer. NNDC/UNIDO Project, EEC/FGN Middle-Belt Project, Niger State Ecological Mapping for wheat growing, ADB/ONDO State Ecological Zone Mapping, Mando Fish Farm and TRANSCORP-HILTON Hotel Sewage Design and Environmental Impact Assessment of Kagara Dam for the Upper Niger River Basin Rural Development Authority (UNRBDA). FUTMIN CONSULT is also a consultant to INEC on its Computerisation and Telecommunication Programme, and to UBE on its programmes in Niger and Kogi States. Other consultancy services recently carried out by FUTMIN CONSULT include the Second National Fadama Development Project (Fadama II) in Niger State and the Niger State Agroclimatological Zones and Land Use Mapping into Crop Zones.

Centres & Directorates

In August 2003, the University Council formalised the Centre for Climate Change and Freshwater Resources (CCCFR) as one of three newly established Centres. The others are Centre for Human Settlements and Urban Development (CHSUD) and Centre for Remedial and Extra-mural Studies (CRES). The CCCFR, in collaboration with environmentalists in the six Geopolitical Zones of Nigeria, executed a N105 million National Agro-Climatic Atlas Project to combat the effects of climate change-induced natural disasters in Nigeria, sponsored by the Ecological Fund Office of the Presidency. Apart from this project, the Centre is now into collaborative climate change studies with University of Cape Town, South Africa, while its scientists continue as consulting experts with United Nations Agencies like UNFCCC, WMO, UNEP, UNDP, FAO, UNESCO etc. The Centre is also involved in the university’s Sustainable Livelihood initiative within the context of the UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (2005-2015) and is about to commence a new professional programme in Climate Change, Disaster Risk Assessment, and Risk Reduction, as a prelude to a programme in Disaster Early Warning.

The Centre for Human Settlements and Urban Development (CHSUD) was established by the University in collaboration with UN-Habitat to support settlements, urban governance, and urban development. Since then, CHSUD has focused on building capacity at all levels of government for effective Urban Environmental Management, including the establishment of the Environmental Management Information System and Certificate and Postgraduate Diploma Programmes in Public-Private Partnership for the Urban Environment. With the support of the Collaborative Learning Course established by a partnership of UNDP and Yale University, U.S.A. CHSUD is currently providing consultancy services to UN-Habitat in four Nigerian cities (Ibadan, Enugu, Kano, and Karu) on the use of implementation instruments for the Sustainable Cities Programme. To contribute to the development of human capital for urban environmental management in Nigeria, CHSUD is designing postgraduate courses (M.Sc. and PhD) in City Planning and Urban Design, with support from UN-Habitat.

The Centre for Preliminary and Extra-Mural Studies (CPES) is responsible for coordinating all academic programmes not funded by the National Universities Commission (NUC). Remedial/IJAMB – one-year terminal programmes, specifically designed to equip candidates from catchment areas with emphasis on Niger State, who are deficient in some basic science subjects and are unable to meet UTME admission requirements. Admission to these programmes is also available in the other thirty-six states of the federation and the FCT. On successful completion of the Remedial programme, students are admitted to the various degree programmes offered by the University. Approval has also been given to the Centre to commence Diploma and Certificate programmes.

Other Centres/Directorates include:

Africa Centre of Excellence for Mycotoxin and Food Safety (ACEMFT)

Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology – vaccine and drugs development (CGEB) 

Career Development Centre (CDC)

Academic Publishing Centre (APC)

West African Service Centre on Climate and Adapted Land Use (WASCAL)

Centre for Disaster Risk Management and Development Studies (CDRMDS)

Centre for Open Distance and e-Learning (CODEL) remote learning

International Centre for Emergent Technology (ICET)

Entrepreneurship Centre

Directorate of Research, Innovation and Development (DRID)

Directorate of Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer (DIPTT)

Directorate for Collaboration, Affiliation and Linkages (DCAL)

Directorate of Information Technology Services (ITS)

ICT Development

It is equally gratifying to note that the University has gained nationwide recognition for its excellent performance in ICT, including skilled graduates and a proficient staff with strong digital competencies and expertise. ICT development has been steady and strategic over the years, with the ICT Centre evolving from a computer Centre into a global ICT hub.

To integrate with modern digitalisation of Teaching, learning, and administrative processes, the university fully migrated to online student registration for the 2005/2006 academic session, a transition sustained over the last two decades, supported by an internal system for all online transactions, both technical and auxiliary.

Collaboration and Linkages

In the area of domestic and international linkages and collaboration, the University’s Management established the Directorate for Collaboration, Affiliation and Linkages (DCAL). The University has established a linkage programme with the University of Namibia and the University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana. The University has also signed a memorandum of understanding with the German Agency for Technical Cooperation (GTZ) and the National Poverty Eradication Programme (NAPEP), Nigeria. It is also a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities and the Association of African Universities.

Through DCAL, many tertiary institutions across Nigeria have offered degree programmes in affiliation with the University, thereby strengthening its reach and alumni network. Presently, the University has the following institutions offering its Bachelor’s Degree programmes: Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna; Federal Polytechnic, Bida; Federal Polytechnic, Offa; Hassan Usman Katsina Polytechnic, Katsina, and Federal College of Education, Gusau.

Award of Honorary Degrees

The University has honoured some Distinguished Gentlemen and Achievers, including (see table 1): Alhaji (Dr) Shehu Idris, CFR, the Emir of Zazzau; and Alhaji (Dr) Ibrahim Dasuki. CFR, the former Sultan of Sokoto, late Alhaji (Dr) Abdulrahman Mora and Dr. Sam Nujoma, the former President of the Republic of Namibia, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babaginda (rtd), the former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar, former Head of State of Nigeria; Flight Lieutenant Jerry Rawlings (rtd), the former President of the Republic of Ghana, Prof. Jonathan Othman Ndagi, pioneer Vice Chancellor, of the University and Mr. Raphael O.A. Shonekan, the pioneer Principal, Federal School of Medical Laboratory Technology, National Veterinary Research Institute, Vom. Others include Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, the Executive Governor of Osun State; Dr Abubakar Olusola Saraki, the Waziri of Ilorin; Alhaji Ibrahim Aliyu, the Sardauna of Minna; and Mr Alioune Badiane of UN-Habitat, Nairobi, Kenya.

LIST OF AWARDEES OF HONORARY DEGREES BY FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, MINNA

S/No	Year of the Award	Name of Recipient	Honorary Degree Awarded
1.	2nd Feb., 1989	HRH (Dr.) Shehu Idris CFR Emir of Zazzau	LL.D Installed as  Chancellor
2.	27th Jan., 1990	Alh. Dr. Ibrahim Dasuki, CON	LL.D
3.	21st Feb., 1991	Alh. (Dr.) Abdulrahman Mora	D.LT
4.	Feb., 1992	His Excellency, Dr. Sam Shaffishuna Nujoma	D. Tech
5.	Feb., 1999	His Excellency, Dr. Gen. Ibrahim B. Babangida	LL.D
6.	Feb., 1999	His Excellency Dr. Jerry Rawlings	LL.D
7.	23rd March 2002	HRM Godwin Toritseteju Ogiame II, CON, Olu of Warri	Installed as Chancellor
8.	23rd March 2002	Prof. Jonathan Osman Ndagi	D. Sc.
9.	23rd March 2002	Dr. Rapheal Shonekan	D.Sc.
10.	8th April, 2006	His Excellency, (Dr) Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola	D. Sc.
11.	8th April, 2006	Dr. Abubakar Olusola Saraki	D.Sc.
12.	8th April, 2006	Mal. (Dr.) Ibrahim Aliyu	D. Tech
13.	8th April, 2006	Dr. Alioune Badiane	D. Tech
14.	27th Oct.,  2007	Admiral (Alh) Murtala Nyako	D. Sc.
15.	27th Oct.,  2007	Alh. Aliko Dangote	D. Sc.
16.	21st Feb., 2009	Dr. Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu	D. Tech
17.	4th June, 2010	Senate President, Senator David Alechenu Bonaventure Mark	D. Sc.
18.	4th June, 2010	Alhaji (Dr.) Muhammed Danjuma Goje	D. Sc.
19.	4th June, 2010	Chief Aderemi Makonjuola	D. Tech
20.	4th June, 2010	Late Dr. (Mrs.) Maryam Ndidi Babangida	D. Tech
21	14th April, 2012	Chief Ike Ekweremadu	D. Sc.
22	14th April, 2012	Alhaji (Dr.) Sani Dauda	D. Tech
23	14th April, 2012	Mr. David Victor Winn	D. Tech
24	1st February,2016	Chief (Dr.) Eze Eberechi N. Dick Eze Udo I of Mgboko Ngwa Amaise	Installed as Chancellor
25	1st February, 2017	HRH Alh. (Dr.) Yahaya Abubakar, CFR, Etsu Nupe and Chairman, Niger State Council of Traditional Rulers	D. Tech
26	1st February, 2017	HRH, Alh. Abubakar Shehu-Abubakar, Abubakar Modibbo III, Emir of Gombe and Chairman, Gombe State Council of Emirs and Chiefs	D. Tech
27	1st February, 2017	Prof. Akin L. Mabogunje, The Chairman, Lagos Megacity Development	D. Tech
28	1st February, 2022	HIM, Oba Aladetoyinbo Ogunlade Aladelusi The Chancellor, Odundun II, The Deji and Paramount Ruler of Akure Kingdom	D. Sc
29	1st February, 2022	General Abdulsalami Abubakar, GCFR (Rtd) Former Head of State, Federal Republic of Nigeria	D. Sc
30	1st February, 2022	Dr. Akinwumi “Akin” Adesina, President, ADB Group	D. Tech
31	1st February, 2022	Abdul Samad Rabiu, CON, Founder of BUA Group	D. Entrep
32	1st February, 2022	Mallam Mele Kolo Kyeri, Chief Executive Officer/Group Managing Director, NNPC Ltd.	D. Eng.
33	1st February, 2025	Governor Umar Mohammed Bago	D. Agric.
34	1st February, 2025	Governor Uba Sani	D. Entrep.
35	1st February, 2025	Senator Mohammed Sani Musa, CON	D. Edu.

 

LIST OF CONVOCATION LECTURERS/ LECTURES

CONVOCATION NO.	CONVOCATION LECTURER	TOPICS	DATE
2ND	ENGR. I. K. INUWA, B.Eng, MSc., FNSE	TECHNOLOGY FOR SELFRELIANCE: A CASE FOR NIGERIA’S VIEW POINT	31ST JANUARY, 1990
	DR. ADIGUN ADE ABIODUN (United Nations Expert on Space Application)	REMOTE SENSORY TECHNOLOGY TODAY AND TOMORROW: A VIABLE TOOL FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT	31ST JANUARY, 1992
8TH	PROFESSOR S. B. ELEGBA, FNIP Director General, Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority	PEACEFUL APPLICATIONS OF NUCLEAR ENERGY IN NIGERIA: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES	27TH OCTOBER, 2007
19TH & 20TH	PROF. PETER OKEBUKOLA OFR, Fmr. Executive Secretary National Universities Commission and Chairman, Governing Council Osun State University	BREAKING BARRIERS TO NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: ARE WE TAKING FULL ADVANTAGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY?	12TH APRIL, 2012
21ST, 22ND & 23RD	PROF. (Engr.) ELI JIDERE BALA, FNSE, FNAEng, MIAEE Director & Chief Executive Officer Energy Commission of Nigeria, Abuja	ENERGY AND POWER DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA: PROSPECTS, CHALLENGES AND WAY FORWARD	20TH JUNE, 2014
24TH	HON. JUSTICE IDRIS LEGBO KUTIGI, GCON Fmr. Chief Justice of Nigeria	THE ROLE OF LAW IN THE ENHANCEMENT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC GROWTH OF THE NATION	17TH APRIL, 2015
25TH	PROF. JOHN O. ADEOTI Professor of Development Economics NISER Ibadan Nigeria	UNIVERSITIES AND THE CHALLENGE OF TRACKING INNOVATION DEFICIT IN NIGERIA	26TH FEBRUARY, 2016
26TH	PROF. Dr. IR BRICE SINSIN Rector University of Abomey-Calavi Republique of Benin	SCIENCE-BASED MANAGEMENT SAFEGUARDS FOR SUSTAINABLE USE OF BIODIVERSITY RESOURCES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES	1ST FEBRUARY, 2017
27TH	PROF. SAGAY ITSE-JUWA ESANJUMI, SAN Chairman, Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption	NIGERIA: THE TRAVAILS OF AN ANIMAL KINGDOM	31ST JANUARY, 2018
28TH	DR. NTERANYA SANGINGA Director General International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria	TRANSFORMATION OF AFRICAN AGRICULTURE: THE JOURNEY SO FAR	31ST JANUARY, 2019
29TH	PROF. ISA ALI IBRAHIM (PANTAMI), PhD, FNCS, FBCS, FIIM Honourable Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Federal Republic of Nigeria	DATAFICATION OF SOCIETY: ECONOMIC AND SECURITY ISSUES IN PRODUCING AND USING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DATA IN NIGERIA	31ST JANUARY, 2020
30TH	MAL. MELE KYARI Group Managing Director, NNPC Ltd.	ENERGY TRANSITION AND ENERGY ACCESSIBILITY: THE NEW PARADIGM	31ST JANUARY, 2022
31ST & 32ND COMBINED	PROF. JOHN KENNEDY OPARA, OFR, JP (Chairman/CEO, CSS Integrated Farms, KM 10 Abuja-Keffi Highway, Gora, Nasarawa State)	THE POWER OF VISION AND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY: THE KEY TO SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY IN AFRICA	31ST JANUARY, 2024
33RD	RT. HON. ABBAS TAJUDEEN. PhD, GCON (Speaker, Federal House of Representatives at the 10th Assembly)	FROM CRISIS TO PROSPERITY HARNESSING TECHNOLOGY TO DRIVE NIGERIA’S TRANSFORMATION	31ST JANUARY, 2025

 

Accreditation Status

At present, the University has 72 undergraduate programmes approved by the National Universities Commission (NUC). The 72 programmes have full accreditation status and were approved within the last two years.

OFFICES UNDER THE VICE CHANCELLOR

• Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic
• Deputy Vice Chancellor Administration
• Academic Planning Unit
• Quality Assurance and Productivity Unit
• Students’ Affairs Division

• Information and Public Relations Unit
• Works and Maintenance Unit
• Physical Planning and Development Unit
• Information Technology Services Unit

LIST OF SCHOOLS AND DEPARTMENTS

1. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT AND EXTENSION TECHNOLOGY (SAMET)
2. Agricultural Economics
3. Agricultural Extension
4. Agric-Business
5. SCHOOL OF AGRONOMY AND FORESTRY TECHNOLOGY (SAFT)
6. Crop Production
7. Horticulture
8. Soil Science
9. Forestry and Wildlife Technology
10. SCHOOL OF FOOD SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY (SFAT)

8. Animal Production
9. Fisheries and Aquaculture
10. Food Science and Technology
11. Human Nutrition and Dietetics
12. SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (SEET)
13. Computer Engineering
14. Electrical/Electronic Engineering
15. Telecommunication Engineering
16. Mechatronics Engineering
17. SCHOOL OF INFRASTRUCTURE, PROCESS ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (SIPET)
18. Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering
19. Chemical Engineering
20. Civil Engineering
21. Materials and Metallurgical Engineering
22. Mechanical Engineering
23. Food Engineering
24. Petroleum and Gas Engineering
25. SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY (SAT)
26. Architecture
27. Interior Design Architecture
28. Landscaping Design Architecture
29. Furniture Design Architecture
30. SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY (SET)
31. Building Technology
32. Estate Management and Valuation
33. Surveying and Geo-informatics
34. Quantity Surveying
35. Urban and Regional Planning
36. SCHOOL OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY (SIT)
37. Entrepreneurship
38. Logistics and Transport Technology
39. Logistics and Supply Chain Management
40. Procurement Management Technology
41. Project Management Technology
42. SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (SICT)
43. Computer Science
44. Cyber Security Science
45. Data Science
46. Information Technology
47. Information Science and Media Studies
48. Software Engineering
49. SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCES (SLS)
50. Animal Biology
51. Biochemistry
52. Biotechnology
53. Forensic Science
54. Microbiology
55. Plant Biology
56. Public Health
57. SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES (SPS)
58. Chemistry
59. Geography
    1. Remote Sensing Applications
60. Geology
61. Geo-physics
62. Industrial Mathematics
63. Mathematics
64. Meteorology
65. Physics
66. Electronics
67. Telecommunication

iii.   Power and Machine

58. Statistics
59. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION (SSTE)
60. Industrial and Technology Education

• Auto Mobile
• Building
• Electrical
• Metal Work
• Wood Work

60. Science Education with
61. Education Biology
62. Education Chemistry

• Education Geography

1. Education Mathematics
2. Education Physics
3. Educational Technology
4. Library Information Science
5. SCHOOL OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES (SPhS)
6. Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D)

COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES AND HEALTH TECHNOLOGY (CMSHT) (WITH TWO SCHOOLS)

1. SCHOOL OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES (SBMS)

• Medicine and Surgery
• Human Anatomy
• Human Physiology

1. SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES (SAHS)
2. Nursing Science
3. Medical Laboratory Science

 

Summary

Number of Schools                    =          15

Number of Department             =          68

Number of Programmes            =          72

 

SERVICE CENTERS

Works

PPDU

Medicals

ITS

 

Main Campus, Gidan Kwano, P.M.B 65, Minna, Niger State.