CHRISTOPHER UNIVERSITY, MOWE RECEIVES FULL ACCREDITATION STATUS IN ALL ITS FIFTEEN (15) ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

Christopher University, Mowe, Ogun State achieves a milestone with an outstanding performance at the last NUC accreditation exercise which was held last year 2021. Going by the remark of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. OYELANA Olatunji, while addressing the meeting of the Principal Officers, members of the academic community and other stakeholders today Wednesday 4th May 2022, he confirmed the receipt of the report of the National Universities Commission (NUC) which granted the University FULL accreditation status in all the three (3) academic programmes, Viz: B. Sc Business Administration, B. Sc Psychology and B.A English & Literature.

According to the Vice-Chancellor, this NUC report brings to a total of fifteen (15) academic programmes with FULL accreditation status approved by NUC for the University. This is a landmark achievement with a hundred percent (100%) full accreditation in all the fifteen academic programmes approved by NUC in 2015. Prof. OYELANA Olatunji went down memory lane to reaffirm the readiness and commitment of the Chancellor of the University, Chief Christopher Ikechi EZEH, MFR to reposition the University for excellence and global appeal. It is the vision of our Chancellor to project Christopher University as the credible alternative to public tertiary institutions in Nigeria and Africa, especially in the provision of modern and state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities, and by engaging world-renowned academics and professionals to deliver on this mandate.

He reiterates the need for the University to move quickly to commence postgraduate studies in all the academic programmes that have received FULL accreditation status. He assured the academic community on the completion of plans to introduce a number of additional undergraduate programmes in the Environmental Sciences (Architecture, Quantity Surveying, Geology, Building Technology and Urban and Regional Planning), Medicine, Nursing, Software Engineering, Information Technology and Cyber Security before the close of the year. He advised the public and interested graduate students to be on the lookout for the commencement date for postgraduate studies which he put at the beginning of the next academic session.

The Registrar of the University, Barrister Aloysius Udeoke in his remark extends the gratitude and appreciation of staff and students to the members of the University Governing Council and Board of Trustees for their unflinching commitments and dedication to the University. He enjoins all members of staff to work hard and remain steadfast in order to achieve the aspirations of the founding fathers and sustain the University’s enviable position nationally and globally.

CHRISTOPHER UNIVERSITY, MOWE BECOMES AN AFFILIATE MEMBER OF THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF NIGERIA

The report of the Resource Verification assessment carried out by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria was received a week prior to the commencement of the first semester examinations last April 2022. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. OYELANA Olatunji, made this known while addressing some students who just returned from their semester holiday on Wednesday 27th April 2022 at the University Law Auditorium.   The University received the official pronouncement through a letter from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria of its approval and induction of our great University as an affiliate member institution.

Prof. OYELANA, Olatunji further reiterates the implication and benefits of this new status which was conferred on the University as an affiliate of ICAN while taking questions from the students. He affirmed that the Accounting students automatically become registered members of the ICAN Institute, and are strategically positioned to partake and benefit from quality professional services, training, and scholarships. This synergy between our great University and ICAN will afford our students the services of members of the Institute who are professional Accountants, for training and academic advisory purposes.

The Vice-Chancellor further explains that the Accounting curriculum will further be enhanced and enriched through ICAN’s joint review of our courses to ensure students are provided with the right quality exposure and experiences essential for their future careers as professional accountants. The ICAN Institute equally donated major accounting books, journals, and periodicals to the University library to boost our library holdings, and this will provide our students with quality reference materials.

This early exposure to Accounting principles and practices and ICAN certification upon graduation will provide our Accounting graduates a competitive edge in the labour market and a step ahead of their peers, as espoused by the Vice-Chancellor.

The University Bursar, Mr. Chinedu Ezeh who is also a member of the Institute, and a Chartered Accountant by profession was at hand to jointly receive the report of the Institute with the Vice-Chancellor. He expresses the appreciation of the Management and that of the Chancellor, Chief Christopher Ikechi Ezeh, MFR to the officials of the Institute for their astuteness in ensuring and sustaining the mandate of the Institute over the years and for the membership status accorded to our great University.

NUC APPROVES LAW DEGREE PROGRAMME FOR CHRISTOPHER UNIVERSITY, MOWE

The approval to commence Law degree programme by Christopher university was received via a letter dated Wed 16th March 2022. It was indeed another golden feather added to our CAPS of many outstanding achievements. The good news was communicated by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Olatunji Oyelana to the entire university community at the close of work same day.
The Vice-Chancellor seized the opportunity to express the appreciation of the entire management, staff and students of the University to the Founder/Chancellor, Chief Christopher Ikechi EZE MFR for his total commitment at making the project a reality. The VC in his address equally thanked the Chairman and members, Board of Trustees and the Government Council for their individual and collective inputs towards the realization of this great vision. Christopher University has made significant progress since inception six years ago. We started with four Schools, and the new School of Law will make it fifth and with over eighteen academic departments awarding degrees in more than twenty four academic programmes. It is noteworthy that all our fifteen academic departments and programmes have FULL ACCREDITATION status currently.
The Vice-Chancellor assures the public that efforts will be geared at completing the necessary documentation with the Council of Legal Education and that the Law programme will take off immediately and within few weeks.
The Registrar, Barrister Aloysius Udeoke, on behalf of the Vice-Chancellor and Management, expressed appreciation to staff and students, and to the number of friends and partners of the University for their steadfastness and commitment to the ideals and vision of the University, and for their personal sacrifices and prayers over the years.
The public should kindly note that admissions for the 2021/22 session are still in progress at Christopher University, Mowe. Interested candidates should visit our University campus any day of the week from 11 am with their credentials to participate in the screening exercise. Limited spaces are available.

ICAN Officials Visit Christopher University for Accreditation

ICAN Officials visit Christopher University for Accreditation.

PHOTO SPEAKS

The VC, Prof. O. Oyelana, welcomes the ICAN Team to his office.

The ICAN Team, members of the university, management, and faculty pose for group photographs.

The University Librarian, Mrs. Ogechi Agu, showed the ICAN Team some of the Library collections.

A cross-section of the NELSON MANDELA Library, UNICHRIS

The ICAN Team Lead, Professor Taiwo Ashaolu, making a presentation to UNICHRIS VC, Prof. O. A. Oyelana, flanked by the Registrar, Mr. A. E. Udeoke, and the University Librarian Mrs. Ogechi Agu.

The ICAN Team making a presentation to the student representative of the Account department.

The ICAN Team making a presentation to the student representative of the Account department.

Group pictures

SCHOOL OF LAW RESOURCE VERIFICATION BY NUC

A team of NUC officials visits Christopher University for an assessment of facilities at the School of Law building.

PHOTO SPEAKS

Approach view of the School of Law Building

NUC official, Mr. Hassan clearing some points.

Mr. Hassan, Prof. Abikan, and Dr. Idibia during the facility tour.

The Law Librarian showing the team the e-Library collections.

NUC Team led by Prof. Ibrahim Abikan.

The Registrar, Mr. Aloysius Udeoke, with the NUC Team.

NUC Team interacting with some faculty members.

The HOD, Public and Private Law, Dr. Idibia with the NUC team and the Registrar.

NUC APPROVES NEW PROGRAMMES AT CHRISTOPHER UNIVERSITY.

The National Universities Commission (NUC) has approved three additional programmes at Christopher University. The approval was given through a letter signed by the Director, Academic Planning, Dr. N. B. Saliu.

The letter of approval from NUC comes after a visit to Christopher University, Mowe last year, when the material and human resources available were inspected. Executive Secretary (NUC) in the letter to the Univetsity stated that the body has considered and approved the establishment of the full-time mode of the following undergraduate programmes to be run in the Main Campus of the university effective from 2020/2021 academic session:

  1. B.Sc. Computer Science
  2. B.Sc. Information Science and Media Studies
  3. B.Sc. Sociology

The school management has expressed gratitude to NUC and have reiterated their commitment to providing and improving the human and material resources required for the development and growth of the approved programmes.

Admission into the newly approved programmes has commenced. Interested candidates can visit the school website – www.christopheruniversity.edu.ng/applynow.php for further information.

JAMB EXTENDS 2018 UTME REGISTRATION DEADLINE

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) announced on Tuesday night – 6th February 2018, on their official website that the 2018 UTME registration has been extended to midnight of Sunday, 11th February 2018.

The statement reads: JAMB as a responsive organization has taken the decision albeit with great hesitation to accommodate candidates who failed to register between the two months window period that ended at midnight of Tuesday, 6th February, 2018. The failure of these candidates to register is unfortunate and the Board hastens to add that this culture of impunity will not be tolerated henceforth. Indeed penalty will be imposed for late registration from the next session. UTME candidates are therefore strongly advised to take advantage of the extension to register as a request for further extension would not be entertained.

Registration for Direct Entry candidates however continues. For emphasis, 2018 UTME registration now closes at midnight on Sunday, 11th February 2018

NUC GRANTS APPROVAL TO CHRISTOPHER UNIVERSITY TO MOUNT B.SC PROGRAMME IN MASS COMMUNICATION AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS.

The National Universities Commission (NUC) has granted Christopher University approval to run Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) programmes in Mass Communication and International Relations. This was communicated to the University on Friday 24th November 2017 through the office of the Director, Academic Standard, National Universities Commission “Dr G. B Kumo.

Dr G. B Kumo in his words wrote “I am directed to inform you that the Management Committee together with some visiting Professors during its 2-day meeting held on 16th and 17th November 2017 considered and approved the establishment of the full-time mode of the following undergraduate academic programme(s) to be run on the Main Campus of the University, effective from 2017/2018 academic session: 1. International Relations, B. Sc.  2. Mass Communication, B. Sc”

The addition of these two programmes has increased the total number of programmes offered at Christopher University to 14. Other programmes available at the University are Accounting, Business Admin., Economics, Banking, Finance, Marketing, English, Literature, Psychology, Political Science, Philosophy and History & Diplomatic Studies.

Admission into the University in these programmes for the 2017/2018 academic year is ongoing. Candidates seeking admission are advised to come to the campus with their UTME printout and Ordinary level results for screening.

NUC in christopher university

NUC coming for a second visit  to Christopher University

Approach view of the School of Law Building

JAMB DIRECT ENTRY FORM FINALLY OUT

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has begun the sale of the 2017 Direct Entry forms into Nigerian universities.
The JAMB Head of Public Relations, Fabian Benjamin, last week Monday in Abuja said the forms will be available online on the 10th of July 2017 and candidates for Direct Entry are expected to have Advanced Level, Diploma or its equivalent, while foreign candidates must possess proof of residency abroad.

[ Click to see courses available for Direct Entry into Christopher University ]

“For foreign candidates to be eligible to write the examination in a foreign center, they must have stayed in the foreign country for at least a minimum of six months.
“You must have schooled there, you must have had your secondary education there; you must show evidence of having stayed there for a period of six months.
“If you have stayed in Nigeria and just flown to London to register, you are not eligible; you must have schooled or had your secondary education outside the country.
“Not that you just finished Senior Secondary Certificate Examination in 2016, and you are rushing to the United Kingdom to go and write your examination,” Mr. Benjamin said.
The Direct Entry is sold at the same price previously pegged at N5,000, adding that the Board was yet to fix the price for application for foreign candidates.

 

He said that the JAMB Direct Entry was mainly for people who already possessed a diploma certificate and wished to do a programme at the university.