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22/11/2021

POLY IRESI RECTOR LEADS ASUP PAPER PRESENTATION
Abdullahi Salaudeen

The Rector of the Polytechnic Iresi, Engr. Dr. Kadiri Kamoru Oluwatoyin FNSE led the paper presentation of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), Waziri Umaru Federal Polytechnic, Kebbi Chapter in the opening of her 8th Biennial National Conference.

The conference which started today, Tuesday 16th and will continue till Thursday 18th 2021, focuses its major deliberation on “Promoting Technical and Economic Innovation in Post-Covid19 Nigeria: The Role of Polytechnic Education.”

Engr. Dr. Kadiri Kamoru FNSE, Rector, The Polytechnic Iresi presenting the lead paper at the ongoing 18th National Conference, ASUP Birnin Kebbi Chapter
During the opening ceremony of the conference, Engr. Dr. Kadiri Oluwatoyin who is known for his influential contributions to the growth of Polytechnic education opined that the roles of technology as the backbone of economic development in any Nation can never be underestimated.
In his paper, the Rector unraveled the roles of Polytechnic education in the promotion of technology innovation in Nigeria. “This education is designed to institute the promotion of industry technology, technological development and transformation to serve as a change agent for both technical systems and societal changes.”

He also noted that “to promote the technology in Nigeria, there is the need to upgrade the standard of educational practice in all the Polytechnics because the needs of the industrial sector are on the increase.”

In order to accomplish the promotion of Polytechnic education, Engr. Kadiri, therefore recommended the creation of National Polytechnic Commission (NPC). The commission, if established, will be charged with various responsibilities to include committing the government towards proper funding of Polytechnics, “additionally, this needs to be backed up by a serious political will, promotion of respect for technical education and commitment of training students in the technical domain where they can graduate and be self-employed.” Graduates of Polytechnics will therefore not only be self-employed, but also employers of labours as this will go a long way in curbing poverty and lack of technical skills in Nigeria.
The Polytechnic Iresi Rector in his paper presentation, also emphasised on the necessities to overhaul the technology curricular which should “reflect the real needs and roles in Nigeria society.”

The innovative Engineer, Dr. Kadiri, also discussed the essence of establishing highly equipped modern-day technical workshops, as well as training and re-training of technologists for continuous impart of the technical education from one generation of students to another.

Dr. Kadiri, while rounding up his speech declared that “financing Polytechnic and technical education effectively becomes a determinant factor for human capital investments towards both innovative and economic development in Nigeria.” He therefore recommended that “the government as a matter of fact, should continuously promote technical and vocational talents through research projects, scholarships and project sponsorship”.

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14/11/2021

THE POLYTECHNIC IRESI SETS FOR REPOSITIONING AS COUNCIL CHAIR EXTOLS FACILITATOR
A call has been made to the Iresi Zenith to rally round Prof. Samuel Olusegun Ayodele – a prominent son of Iresi Town and facilitator of the Polytechnic Iresi, in the bid to further push the Polytechnic to an enviable status in the comity of polytechnics in Nigeria. Chairman, Governing Council of the Iresi Polytechnic, Prof. Omolayo Ademola Ajayi, made this call during a joint meeting of the Council with leadership of the Iresi Zenith, a socio-cultural group with huge bias for aggressive development in Iresi Town.

Prof. Samuel Olusegun Ayodele, a prominent member of Iresi Zenith and TPI Governing Council
Also, Rector of the Polytechnic, Engr. Dr. Kamoru Kadiri, has highlighted some of the plans up his sleeves to make the Polytechnic Iresi a household name as far as deliverance of quality education is in Nigeria.

Elder Samson Folorunso Adenira, Chairmain, Iresi Zenith
The Council Chair who extolled the sheer commitment and dedication of Prof. Ayodele especially in relation with the continued growth of the Polytechnic, urged leadership of the Iresi Zenith to join resources with the professor to sustain and improve on the current developmental tempo being recorded in the Polytechnic. He sought concerted efforts to push the Polytechnic to national recognition.

Prof. Omolayo Ademola Ajayi, Chairman, The Polytechnic Iresi Governing Council

In his words, the Council Chair said “I wish to call on the leadership of the Iresi Zenith to rally round the facilitator of the Polytechnic Iresi, Professor Samuel Olusegun Ayodele, who has sacrificed huge resources to bring to fruition, the dream of having a polytechnic in Iresi Town, on the need to sustain the Polytechnic’s growth and progress through commitment of time and financial resources.”

Corroborating the Chairman, a Council member, Prof. Ladi Osasona, enjoined the socio-cultural group to begin a strong succession plan to raise community-acceptable individuals to emulate the selfless services with which Professor Ayodele is synonymous with.

Prof. Osasona, Member of the Governing Council
However, Rector of the Polytechnic, Engr. Dr. Kamoru Kadiri, while presenting situation report of his stewardship so far, emphasized the significance of the next accreditation to academic programmes being offered in the Polytechnic. He also highlighted plans to mount the Preliminary Preparatory Class for JAMB (PPCJ), Interim Joint Matriculation Board Examination (IJMB), National Certificate in Education (NCE) and Degree Programmes in order to expand frontiers of academic programmes in the Polytechnic.

Ag. Rector, Engr. Dr. Kadiri Kamoru Oluwatoyin
The Rector, who seized the moment to inform the Council about the newly designed flag and anthem for the Polytechnic, also hinted that committees had been constituted to ensure sanity and standard operations in the system. Dr. Kadiri also took out time to enumerate some of the challenges being faced by the institution which include: shortage of staff, bad road networks and the need to improve telecommunication services in the area.

L-R: Prof Omolayo Ademola Ajayi, Chairman Governing Council and the Ag. Registrar, Mr. Sanni Lasisi Omotayo
Other issues raised at the meeting bordered on full preparation for the next accreditation exercises in the Polytechnic; the need to create a Board of Trustees (BoT) which was proposed to work hand-in-hand with the Governing Council; flow of information among the key stakeholders to avoid communication gap; need for the Polytechnic Management to always make the institution's budget ahead and the need for all hands to be on the deck to ensure that The Polytechnic Iresi is taken to an enviable height.

A Cross Section of the Stakeholders during the Meeting

Other stakeholders in attendance at the crucial meeting were Barr. S. A. Fagbemi, Governing Council/Iresi Zenith member, Dr. Hammed Abodunrin, Alhaji Adekunle B. Yusuf, Alhaji Abolarinwa J. Adekunle, Chief 'Kunle Adeniran, Mr. Sanni Lasisi, Ag. Regisrar, Mr. Adejumo John, Bursar, Mrs. Odejide Grace, Students' Affairs Officer and Mr. Odebunmi Adelekan, Ag. Librarian.

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14/11/2021

PHOTO SPEAKS: DIGNITARIES AT THE ZENITH/GOVERNING COUNCIL MEETING
The following dignitaries were in attendance at the Zenith/Governing Council meeting held on Friday November 13th, 2021:

Elder Samsom F. Adeniran - Chairman, Iresi Zenith
Prof. Ajayi O. Ademola - Chairman, Governing Council
Prof. Samuel O. Ayodele - Member, Iresi Zenith and Governing Council
Prof. O. Osasona - Member, Governing Council
Dr. Hammed Abodunrin - Secretary, Iresi Zenith
Dr. S. A. Fagbemi (Reader) - Member, Iresi Zenith and Governing Council
Alhaji 'Kunle Yusuf - Member, Iresi Zenith and Governing Council
Mr. Abolarinwa J. Adekunle - Member, Iresi Zenith
Chief 'Kunle Adeniran - Member, Iresi Zenith
Engr. Dr. Kadiri Kamoru Oluwatoyin - Ag. Rector
Mr. Sanni L. Omotayo - Ag. Registrar
Mr. Adejumo John - Bursar
Mr. Odebunmi, Adelekan - Ag. Librarian
Mrs. Odejide Grace T. - Students' Affairs Officers

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14/11/2021

THE POLYTECHNIC IRESI HOSTS ZENITH/GOVERNING COUNCIL MEETING
A meeting of the key institution stakeholders- The Iresi Zenith and The Polytechnic Iresi Governing Council members together with the Principal officers of The Polytechnic Iresi, was held on Friday 12th November 2021 at the Institution’s Conference hall.

A Cross Section of the Stakeholders during the Meeting

According to an official document received from the Registrar, Mr. Sanni Lasisi Omotayo who served as the secretary in the meeting, the Zenith President, Elder Samson Folorunso Adeniran presided over the meeting where he appreciated all the stakeholders for the good job they had been doing. The Chairman, together with all the members applauded and eulogized Professor Samuel Olusegun Ayodele for his sacrifices in terms of time, idea, and financial resources ever since the inception of the Polytechnic Iresi.

The Zenith President, Elder Samson Foloruso Adeniran
The need for a Board of Trustees (BOT) was raised for the progress of the Institution. The BOT is to work hand-in-hand with the Governing Council.
Again, the issue bordering on the next accreditation of courses was raised as a non-negotiable matter.

In his speech, the Rector, Engr. Dr. Kadiri Kamoru Oluwatoyin presented the situation report of the Institution as at 12th November 2021. He emphasised on accreditation, Preliminary Preparatory Class for Jamb (PPCJ), and Interim Joint Matriculation Board Examination (IJMBE), He also mentioned that the Polytechnic would mount National Certificate in Education (NCE) and Degree Programmes. The Rector equally explained that the School can now be proud of a School flag and a School Anthem. He continued that several committees have been constituted to ensure that the system is sanitised and standardised.

Finally, the Rector enumerated some of the challenges being faced by the institution which include, shortage of staff, bad roads, bad networks, and the need for telecommunication improvement. To these aforementioned challenges, the Iresi Zenith/Governing Council members promised to work towards fixing them.

In his submission, Prof. Osasona, a member of the Governing Council appealed to Zenith and the entire community to think of raising community-supported individuals who can emulate the good and selfless services in the Campus community and the entire Iresi land that Prof. Samuel Olusegun Ayodele is known for.

The Governing Council Chairman, Prof. Omolayo Ademola Ajayi
In his final remarks, Prof. Omolayo Ademola Ajayi, the Governing Council Chairman, advised the Zenith, on the need to rally around Prof. Samuel Olusegun Ayodele who has sacrificed everything to improve and sustain the growth of the Polytechnic, even on his sickbed.

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Signed.

Salaudeen Abdullahi Ishola

Ag. Head, TPI Public Relations and Protocols Unit.

10/11/2021

THE POLYTECHNIC IRESI TO BEGIN MAN O’ WAR ENDURANCE TREK
Adekunle Owoyemi

Man O’ War Nigeria, The Polytechnic Iresi, Osun State command to commence monthly walk tagged “Endurance Trek” which will always take place every last Wednesdays of the month for all her members, lecturers and interested students of the institution to boost their physical and mental fitness.

Man O' War The Polytechnic Iresi Command during their Parade
Speaking with TPI Press Crew, Patriot Adiyu Habeeb Adeniyi, Commander-In-Chief, The Polytechnic, Iresi, Man O’ War Command, described the group as a builder of youths, the community and the nation at large by forestalling security and promoting normalcy.

He further emphasised on the relevance of the Man O’ War as a voluntary organisation to The Polytechnic Iresi, stating that they are a useful tool in the society. “Students are therefore charged to join conformed groups like Man O’ War on campus.” He added.

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Salaudeen Abdullahi Ishola

Ag. Head, TPI Public Relations and Protocols Unit.

09/11/2021

THE POLYTECHNIC IRESI UNVEILED HER SCHOOL FLAG
Vincent Oyelude and Anuoluwapo Oguntoye

The management of the Polytechnic Iresi on Monday November 8, 2021 unveiled the institution's flag. It was recalled that the Ag. Rector, Engr. Dr. Kadiri Kamoru Oluwatoyin on assumption of office 4th of October 2021, opined the necessities for the Polytechnic Iresi to have her own school flag and school anthem among other things which the institution will be recognised with.

In view of this, the Ag. PRO of the institution, Mr. Salaudeen Abdullahi was saddled with the task to design a befitting and captivating flag for the institution. Subsequently, different designs was made by the PRO together with a former student of the institution, Tobiloba Adekunle who was also a former director of the institution Drama, Music and Dancing Society (DMDS).

Newly Minted TPI flag
After several deliberation on different design of flags presented by the PRO to the Academic Board, a unanimous consensus was made by the Board and agreed to choose a particular design with some modifications. The modified design was therefore on Monday November 8, 2021 unveiled by the Rector, Dr. Kadiri and the Ag. Registrar, Mr. Sanni Lasisi Omotayo as the official school flag of the Polyethnic Iresi.

REPRESENTATION OF THE COLOURS

BLUE

The color blue represents both the sky and the sea and is associated with open spaces, freedom, intuition, imagination, inspiration, and sensitivity. Blue also represents meanings of depth, trust, loyalty, sincerity, wisdom, confidence, stability, faith, and Intelligence.

GREEN

Green, the color of life, renewal, nature, and energy, is associated with meanings of growth, harmony, freshness, safety, fertility, and environment. Green is also traditionally associated with money, finances, banking, ambition, greed, jealousy, and wall street.

The color green has healing power and is understood to be the most restful and relaxing color for the human eye to view. Green can help enhance vision, stability and endurance. Green takes up more space in the spectrum visible to the human eye and it is the dominant color in the natural. It is a natural choice in interior design as an ideal background or backdrop because we as humans are so used to seeing it everywhere.

RED

Red, the color of blood and fire, is associated with meanings of love, passion, desire, heat, longing, lust, sexuality, sensitivity, romance, joy, strength, leadership, courage, vigor, willpower, rage, anger, danger, malice, wrath, stress, action, vibrance, radiance, and determination.

Red is assertive, daring, determined, energetic, powerful, enthusiastic, impulsive, exciting, and aggressive. Red represents physical energy, lust, passion, and desire. It symbolizes action, confidence, and courage. The color red is linked to the most primitive physical, emotional, and financial needs of survival and self-preservation.

WHITE

White, an inherently positive color, is associated with purity, virginity, innocence, light, goodness, heaven, safety, brilliance, illumination, understanding, cleanliness, faith, beginnings, sterility, spirituality, possibility, humility, sincerity, protection, softness, and perfection.

The color white can represent a successful beginning. In heraldry, white depicts faith and purity. As the opposite of black, movies, books, print media, and television typically depict the good guy in white and the bad guy in black.



INTERPRETATIONS OF THE COLOURS AS USED ON THE FLAG

WHITE: IT STANDS FOR PEACE AND HARMONY. THE POLYTECHNIC IRESI IS KNOWN FOR PEACEFUL AND HARMONIOUS RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE HOSTING COMMUNITY AND THE INSTITUTION.

GREEN: THE GREEN COLOUR STANDS FOR GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY. THE POLYTECHNIC IRESI, THOUGH A PRIVATE INSTITUTION BUT KNOWN FOR RAPID GROWTH & PRODUCTIVELY AMONG HER PEERS

RED: THE RED COLOUR REPRESENTS LOVE. IT STANDS FOR THE EXISTENCE OF LOVE IN THE INSTITUTION.

BLUE: THE BLUE COLOUR REPRESENTS PROFESSIONALISM AND TRUST. THE POLYTECHNIC IRESI IS KNOWN FOR PROFESSIONALISM AND INTEGRITY, THEREFORE, THE COLOR REPRESENTS WHAT THE INSTITUTION STANDS FOR.

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Signed.

Salaudeen Abdullahi Ishola

Ag. Head, TPI Public Relations and Protocols Unit.

09/11/2021

Newly minted TPI flag.

05/11/2021

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THE POLYTECHNIC IRESI PRESS CLUB AND DMDS IN AN INTERACTIVE SESSION WITH THE INSTITUTION PRINCIPAL OFFICERS
Adekunle Owoyemi & Adebayo Sanusi

The Polytechnic Iresi Press Club and the Drama, Music & Dancing Society (DMDS) had an interactive session with the principal officers of the institution 4th of November 2021.

A Cross Section of the Principal Officers and Members of the Press Club and DMDS during the Interactive Session
Present in the meeting were the Ag. Rector of the institution, Engr. Dr. Kadiri Kamoru Oluwatoyin FNSE, Ag. Registrar, Mr. Sanni Lasisi Omotayo, the Bursar, Deacon Adejumo John and the Ag, Head of Public Relations and Protocols Unit, Mr. Salaudeen Abdullahi.

The Rector, Engr. Kadiri in his welcoming address, appreciated the Press Crew and DMDS for the job done so far by the groups and urged them to keep the flag flying. The Rector noted that the Press Club and the DMDS are the hearts of any tertiary institution as they are always at the forefront to project the image of the institution positively. In his words, “I urged you guys to be more creative and innovative by bringing up ideas that can enhance the image of the institution as this can only be achieved by the harmonious work of both the staff and the students”. In addition, he opined that the Polytechnic Iresi now has a force to reckon with and he charged the Press Club being the Fourth Estate of the Realm to work assiduously by giving out Press Releases, news articles, etc. at least twice in a week.

L-R: The Ag. Registrar, Mr. Sanni Lasisi Omotayo, Ag. Rector, Engr. Dr. Kadiri Kamoru and the Bursar, Deacon Adejumo John During the Interactive Session

Furthermore, he pledged that the institution’s radio, TV, and photo studios would be completed and be ready for operation before the end of this year. He rounded up his speech by soliciting for the maximum co-operation from the Press Club and DMDS for the growth and development of the institution and the community at large.
During the interactive session, members of the Press Crew and DMDS were given the floor to ask questions related to the club/society and the institution at large where answers and thorough clarifications were duly provided to the questions by the principal officers. The Rector thereby charged members who were present in the meeting to relay the interactions with their fellow students.

Also speaking at the meeting was the Ag. Registrar, Mr. Sanni Lasisi Omotayo, where he showered encomium on the Rector for the good job done so far since he assumed office and charged the groups to always be hard working as there is no shortcut to success.

Similarly, the Bursar, Deacon John Adejumo also appreciated the impact of the Rector in the institution since his assumption of office. Deacon Adejumo charged the Press Crew to see themselves as practicing journalists since they are already in the act through their various news release. He therefore urged them to always have a nose for news as one of the utmost attributes of a good reporter.

The coordinator of the Press Club and DMDS who is also the Ag. Head, Public Relations and Protocols Unit, Mr. Salaudeen Abdullahi in his speech expressed his gratitude to the principal officers for granting the groups the opportunity of the interactive session. Moreover, he enjoined the groups to always be up and doing. In the same vein, the coordinator prayed God give the Rector and other principal officers of the institution the power and strength to continue to move the institution higher and appealed to them to continue to offer necessary support to the groups.

Edited By:
Oluwapelumi Timileyin

Photo Credit:
Samuel Faleye
Samuel Oladipupo
Taiwo Liadi
Sodiq Idris

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05/11/2021

THE POLYTECHNIC IRESI TO COMMENCE DEGREE, NCE, IJMB AND PPCJ PROGRAMMES
Adekunle Owoyemi

The Polytechnic Iresi, Osun State is set to commence Degree, National Certificate in Education (NCE), Interim Joint Matriculation Examination (IJMB) and Preliminary Preparatory Class for JAMB (PPCJ) Programmes come 2021/2022 academic session.

Members of the Academic Board During the Board Meeting
The decision to commence these programmes was unanimously agreed by the Academic Board members of the institution in their meeting held on 20th of October 2021. However, the Rector, Dr. Kadiri stated that the commencement of these programmes is subjected to the approval of the institution Governing Council at a meeting slated for December 11th, 2021.

A Cross Section of the Academic Board Members in the Institution Conference Room
Dr. Kadiri made it known that the degree programme (Top-up/conversion on weekend basis) will be in affiliation with Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Ogbomoso, and certificate will be issued with Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) in the name of the University. He also added that the objectives of introducing these programmes are to encourage education at all levels and promote the saying “education for all” for the betterment of Iresi community and the nation at large.

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05/11/2021

THE POLYTECHNIC IRESI NOT 55TH IN NBTE RANKING
The attention of the Polytechnic Iresi Authority has been drawn to the rumor going round that the institution was ranked 55th in the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) ranking of the best Polytechnics in Nigeria.

The Authority of the Polytechnic wishes to state categorically that the rumour is malicious, untrue and baseless.
The NBTE recently released a publication of the approved and accredited private Polytechnics as at April 2021, of which the Polytechnic Iresi is one of the private Polytechnic that made the list.

Erroneously, some students of the institution were of the thought and misinforming their colleagues that the Polytechnic being the 55th on the list is tantamount to the institution being ranked 55th of the best Polytechnics in Nigeria.

However, the publication made by the NBTE has nothing to do with the ranking, but based on the alphabetical order of the names of the all the approved and accredited private Polytechnics in the country.

Moreover, the Polytechnic Iresi during 2019/2020 admission process was ranked among the best 10 private polytechnics in Nigeria that conform with the NBTE admission quota policy. Likewise, during accreditation process of the institution in February 2021, NBTE affirmed that the Polytechnic Iresi is endowed with competent and group of polymathic lecturers as well as modern facilities which give the Polytechnic immense opportunity to compete with other high-profiled Polytechnics in the country.

In view of this, it is palpable that the rumour being circulated is nothing but a fallacy and should totally be disregarded.

The Management therefore enjoined the Polytechnic students to always be law abiding and be good ambassadors of the Polytechnic at all time.

The list of all the accredited private polytechnics as released by the NBTE is given below

The list of all the accredited private polytechnics as released by the NBTE is given below

S/NO

INSTITUTIONS

YEAR ESTABLISHED

1

Al-Hikma Polytechnic Karu

1st Close, Off Tafawa Balewa Street,

Before Al-Hikma International Acadeny

P.O. Box 453 Mararaba Gurku, Karu,

Nasarawa State

[email protected]

www.al-hikmapolytechnic.com

2016

2

Allover Central Polytechnic, Sango Ota,

Plot 3A & B Abiodun Popoola Street,

Sango Ota, Ogun State.

[email protected]

1998/2003

3

Ajayi Polytechnic

Ikere Ekiti,

Ekiti State

2017

4

Ashi Polytechnic

Anyiin, Logo Local Government

P.M.B 102098

Benue State

08020532524, 07054987111

ash*[email protected]

2018

5

Best Solution Polytechnic, Akure

KM 8 Akure - Ondo Road

P.O. Box 518

Akure

Ondo State

[email protected]

2016



Bellarks Polytechnic

Temporary Site:

KM 4, Kwale – Asaba Expressway, beside Lococoon Hotels, Kwale Delta State

P.M.B. 003 Kwale Delta State

08106703725, 08134053736

[email protected]

[email protected]

2021

6

Bolmor Polytechnic, GPO Box 11221 Dugbe, Ibadan, Oyo State. [email protected]

2015

7

Calvary Polytechnic, Owa-Oyibu

Delta State

2016

8

Citi Polytechnic

Plot 182, Hillside Extension

Dutse-Dawaki Road

Dutse Alhaji

FCT Abuja

08062095916

08065518944

08166934660

[email protected]

2018

9

Coastal Polytechnic Apapa

P.O.Box 4335

Apapa Lagos

2020

10

Covenant Polytechnic, Aba,

P.M.B. 7065, Aba/Owerri Road, Abayi, Aba

Abia State.

2010

11

Crown Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti

P.M.B. 5424, Km 10, Ilawe Road, Odo,

Ekiti State

2008

12

Dorben Polytechnic, Abuja,

P. O. Box 6322 Garki, Bwari, Abuja.

[email protected]

1995/2008

13

Eastern Polytechnic

80c. Igwuruta Road (Tank), Rumuokwurusi, P.O. Box 12667 Port Harcourt, Rivers State. www.acmgt.org

[email protected]

2015

14

Enville Institute of Management and Technology

Take Off Site:

4, Osho Street, Off Opebi/Oregun Link Road

P.M.B 8638

Ikeja, Lagos

Permanent Site

Owu-Iganke

Off Itokin Road, Epe LGA

Lagos State

www.envilleinstitute.edu.ng

[email protected]

08033151233, 07069772199

2019

15

Fidei Polytechnic, Gboko

P.M.B. 185, Km 8 Gboko-Aliade Road, Benue State.

2007

16

Gboko Polytechnic, Gboko,

PMB 131, Gboko

Benue State

2016

17

Global Polytechnic, Akure,

Ondo State

2016

18

Grace Polytechnic, Surulere,

P.O. Box 9067, Lagos State.

[email protected]

1962/1999

19

Graceland Polytechnic, Offa

Oyeleke College Road

Off Irra Road

P.O.Box 4441

Offa, Kwara State

08054293939, 08038102114

2018

20

Grundtvig Polytechnic

KM 11 Onitsha-Owerri Expressway

Oba Anambra State

[email protected]

www.grundtvigpolytechnic.com

+2348032726198

2019

21

Harry Pass Polytechnic

Tse Usen Mkar Gboko

Benue State

07030694480

2020

22

Heritage Polytechnic, Ikot Udota, Eket,

Akwa Ibom State

2010

23

Ibadan City Polytechnic,

Alakia-Isebo/Iyana Church Road

PMB 10426, Ibadan

Oyo State

www.icp.edu.ng

0708 459 3012

2015

24

I-CON Universal Polytechnic Osogbo

Osun State

2021

25

Igbajo Polytechnic, Igbajo

P.M.B. 303, Osun State.

2009

26

Ihechukwu Madubuike Institute of Technology

Isuochi, Abia State

2021

27

Interlink Polytechnic, Ijebu-Jesa,

Km 1, Ado-Ekiti Road

P.M.B. 5060, Ijebu-Jesa, Osun State

2008

28

Iwo City Polytechnic, Iwo

Osun State

2021

29

Kalac Christal Polytechnic,

1A, Sikiru Adewale Street, Opposite Shoprite, Sangotedo, Lekki, Lagos State.

08033062214, 08036887077

[email protected]; www.kcpoly.ng

2014

30

Kings Polytechnic, Ubiaja,

Edo State

2010

31

Landmark Polytechnic

Ayetoro/Itele Via Ayobo

Ado Odo Ota LGA

Ogun State

08033732121

08054475307

[email protected]

www.landmarkpolytechnic.com.ng

2018

32

Lagos City Polytechnic, Ikeja,

P.M.B. 21200, Ikeja, Lagos State.

[email protected]

1990/1995

33

Lens Polytechnic

Kilometer 2 Irra Road

Beside Naval Base

Offa, Kwara State

2016

34

Lighthouse Polytechnic,

Sunshine Hills Evbuobanosa

Km 3, Asaba Road,

P.M.B. 1724, Benin City, Edo State

2008

35

Marist Polytechnic, Umuchigbo, Iji-Nike,

Emene

Enugu State

2016

36

Mater Dei Polytechnic

Ugwuoba Town

Oji River LGA

Enugu State

2018

37

Nacabs Polytechnic, Akwanga

P.M.B. 001 Akwanga, Nasarawa State

2013

38

Nogak Polytechnic, Ikom,

Cross Rivers State

2012

39

Novelty Polytechnic Kishi

KM 3 Ilorin Road

P.M.B 03 Kishi

Oyo State

www.noveltypolytechnic.edu.ng

[email protected]

07066029500

08140685721

2019

40

Our Saviour Institute of Science, Agriculture & Technology, Enugu,

P.M.B. 01161, Enugu, Enugu State.

1989/1991

41

Prime Polytechnic, Jida Bassa, Ajaokuta,

Kogi State.

[email protected]

[email protected]

2015

42

Redeemers College of Technology and Management (RECTEM)

KM 46 Lagos – Ibadan Expressway

Mowe, Ogun State

+234 1 453 6229

+234 808 459 0371

+234 811 767 0767

www.rectem.edu.ng

[email protected]

[email protected]

2018

43

Ronik Polytechnic, Ejigbo,

P.M.B. 21764, Ikeja, Lagos, Lagos State.

[email protected],

www.ronikpolytechnic.org.

2001/2003

44

Saf Polytechnic,

P.O. Box 55

Iseyin

Oyo State.

2018

45

Savanah Institute of Technology

Ishieke Junction

Enugu-Abakaliki Expressway

Abakaliki, Ebonyi State

www.savannah.edu.ng

2017

46

Shaka Polytechnic

No1 Prince Shaka Momodu Street, Ogiso, Off M.M. Way, P.M.B. 1240, Benin City, Edo State.

2013

47

Speedway Polytechnic

7/20 Igbehinadun Street

Off Odozi Street

Osoba Ojudu, Ogun State

2019

48

St. Mary Polytechnic, Kwamba,

P.M.B 418, Suleja, Niger State

2015

49

Stars Polytechnic

Ota LGA

Ogun State

[email protected]

www.starspoly.edu.ng

2020

50

Southern Atlantic Polytechnic

KM 50, Airport Road

Uyo – Akwa Ibom State

2020

51

Sure Foundation Polytechnic, Ikot Akai,

Ukanafun LGA,

Akwa Ibom State

www.sfp.edu.ng

2016

52

Temple Gate Polytechnic, Abayi, Osisioma, P. O. Box 3448, Aba, Abia State.

2009

53

The Polytechnic, Igbo-Owu, Kwara State

2015

54

The Polytechnic, Ile Ife,

P.M.B. 009, O.A.U. Ile-Ife, Osun State.

1994/1999

55

The Polytechnic Iresi

(Formerly College of Technology, Iresi)

Osun State

2014

56

The Polytechnic Otada Adoka,

P.O.Box 280 Otukpo, Benue State

www.thepolytechnicadoka.edu.ng

2016

57

Timeon Kairos Polytechnic Lagos

326 Abeokuta Expressway, Super Cola Bus Stop

Oko Oba via Abule Egba Lagos

08125259754, 08081283332

2019

58

Tower Polytechnic, Ibadan,

136, Liberty Road,

P.O. Box 13039 G.P.O,

Dugbe, Ibadan. [email protected]

2010

59

Trinity Polytechnic Uyo,

Akwa Ibom State

2016

60

Uma Ukpai Polytechnic,

Asaga Ohafia, Abia State

2017

61

Uyo City Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1067,

Uyo, Akwa Ibom State

2014

62

Valley View Polytechnic, Ohafia

Abia State

2016

63

Villanova Polytechnic, Imesi-Ile

(Formerly The Polytechnic, Imesi-Ile)

Km 2, Imesi-Ile/Igbajo Road, Osun State.

2013

64

Wolex Polytechnic, Iwo.

1Km. 2, Iwo-Ejigbo Road,

P.O. Box 255, Osun State.

[email protected]

1996/1999

For details click on: http://net.nbte.gov.ng/private%20polytechnics

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