Listed below are the Universities in Nigeria with their addresses, more information on the universities can be found using this link: Nigerian Universities
ABIA STATE UNIVERSITY, UTURU
P.M.B. 704, OKIGWE, ABIA STATE.
Founded: 1983
Ownership: State Government
Faculty: 400
Enrollment: 15,389 (1999)
Contact: Registrar
Telephone: 088-220785
ABUBAKAR TAFAWA BALEWA UNIVERSITY
P.M.B 0248, BAUCHI – BAUCHI STATE, NIGERIA.
Founded: 1988
Ownership: Federal Government
Faculty: 260
Enrolment: 4000 (1999)
Contact: Registrar
Telephone: 077-543500, 077-542065
Fax: 077-542065
E-mail:vc@atbunet.org
Web: http://www.atbunet.org/
ADEKUNLE AJASIN UNIVERSITY
P.M.B. 34 AKUNGBA-AKOKO, ONDO STATE
AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, SAMARU, ZARIA
P.M.B.1013, KADUNA STATE, NIGERIA.
Founded: 1962
Ownership: Federal Government
Faculty: 2064
Enrolment: 29,832 (1999)
Contact: Registrar
Telephone: 069-550581, 551292, 550691
Fax: 069-550022, 550891, 551575
E-mail:vc@abu.edu.ng
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Niger Delta university, which started academic activities in the 2001/2002 session, had its pioneer set of graduating students in the 2004/2005 academic year.
Although, the student population was only 1,039 at inception, this increased to 4,636 in 2003/2004 and later 10,294 in 2006/2007. Given the fact that the university maintains the quota provided by the National Universities Commission (NUC), it may continue to be a relatively small but efficient one.
There has also been a signification increase in the number of academic and non-teaching staffs. Given the initial dearth of experienced academic staff, the pool of retired staff from other universities has been a significant source of such staffs.
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Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO) is one of the four federal universities of Technology set up by the Federal Government of Nigeria in the early 80′s.
FUTO was the first start. It started operating on November 28, 1980 in the premises of the old Government Technical College, Owerri with a compliment of ten staff borrowed from the Imo State Civil Service.
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University of Maiduguri was established in 1975 by the Federal Government of Nigeria, as part of the country’s Third Development Plan (1975 – 1980), academic activities began a year later on the site of the then North-East College of Arts and Science.
At the time, there were 743 students enrolled for degree programmes in three composite Faculties, namely, Arts and Education, Science, and Social Sciences and Law.
Today, with its 25,000 students, ten faculties, a College of Medicine and numerous specialised centres and units, the University is truly living up to its ethos as captured in the motto, ilm tonto, the Kanuri language expression that translates Through learning, we serve. The University is one of the best universities in northern part of the country
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Delta State University is a state owned university established by the Delta State University Law, 1992. The University has its main campus at Abraka and a campus at Anwai, Asaba. With the 1995 Amended Edict, DELSU now have a campus at Oleh.
The University thus constituted, inherited the Abraka campus of the defunct Bendel State University, Ekpoma, the College of Agriculture, Anwai and the defunct St. Michael’s Teachers’ College, Oleh. The main campus at Abraka is organized for academic and related activities on two nearby sites I and 2, less than one kilometer apart. There is now Site 3 on the Abraka – Agbor Road which was donated to the University by the people of Abraka.
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Ajayi Crowther University, Oyo is one of the private Universities in Nigeria, it was founded by the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) and was licensed by the Federal Republic of Nigeria to operate as a Private University on 7th January 2005.
It is located on the old site of St. Andrew’s College, Oyo. On 18th January 2006, the University started its operations with a student population of 306 based in the Faculties of Humanities and Social & Management Sciences. The following year, the number of the Faculties increased to three with the addition of the Faculty of Natural Sciences.
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Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka (NAU), is one of the top ranking Universities in the Eastern part of Nigeria. Following the split of the former Anambra State into two States -Anambra and Enugu States,
the Awka and Nnewi campuses of the former Anambra State University of Technology, were by the Anambra State Edict No 5 of November 26, 1991 constituted into Nnamdi Azikiwe University. The Edict upheld Awka and Nnewi as campuses of the University.
The University was taken over by the Federal Government with effect from September 1, (1992, by Decree No 34 of July 15, 1992).
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Bells University of Technology is one of the private universities in Nigeria. The owners of the Bells University of Technology is the Bells Educational Foundation which is partly owned by Olusegun Obasanjo, an ex-president of Nigeria.
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Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) formerly known as Anambra State University iof Science and Technology (ASUTECH) was founded in 1979 by Chief Jim Nwobodo It was the first state owned university in Nigeria, a very popular one for that matter.
It was created with three campuses located at Awka, (now the capital of Anambra State) Abakaliki (now the capital of Ebonyi State) and Enugu, (the capital of Enugu state), these states were part of the old Anambra state. It had the first state funded Teaching hospital in Nnewi, (now Nnamdi Azikiwe Univerisity Teaching hospital, NAUTH)
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Akwa Ibom State University of Technology is a State owned University in Akwa Ibom, It will be recalled that Akwa Ibom State, one of the 36 States of the Federation, was excised from the Cross River State in 1987.
Prior to its emergence as a State, Uyo, the Capital of Akwa Ibom State hosted the main campus of the University of Cross River State. This University ceased to exist in 1992, when the Federal Government established in its place, the Federal University of Uyo. In this regard, it is on record that almost all the newly-created States in Nigeria had either been operating, or had made plans for the establishment of their own Universities. There are 31 State Universities in Nigeria, with Akwa Ibom State seriously challenged by the unenviable status of a wealthy latecomer
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