Community Impact
Community Development Impact Initiative
Covenant University has commenced a series of community development services aimed at impacting positively on the lives of people in its host community, Ota and its environs.
The services which range from environmental sanitation, beautification, construction of amusement parks, entrepreneurial skills acquisition, among others, are coordinated under the umbrella of Covenant University Community Development Initiative. The programme is part of deliberate efforts by the University to inculcate the spirit of leadership and responsibility-citizenship skills in its students through the platform of community service.
The first phase of the programme kicked off on Saturday, June 3, 2006, with the graduating students embarking on environmental sanitation within the streets of its host communities- Ota, Sango and their surroundings. The students, numbering about 800, also went out on Saturday June 10, 2006 to strategic locations within Sango metropolis, especially areas where the Local Government Authorities had earlier identified as neglected with high level of refuse dumps. The students with the support of some heavy-duty, earth-moving equipment provided by the University were able to rid the city's motor park and some other major spots of refuse, some of which had been dumped as far back as two years ago.
World Malaria Day 2012 Celebration
Covenant University Community Development Impact Initiative Committee invites you to World Malaria Day 2012 Celebration.
Date: Wednesday 25th April, 2012
Time: 2 - 4pm
Venue: African Leadership Development Centre, Covenant University, Ota.
Date: Thursday 26th April, 2012
Time: 9am - 2pm
Venue: Primary Health Centre, Ilogbo, Ado-Odo LGA
Pictorial scenes at the World Health Day community outreach at Iyesi, Ota on Saturday, April 7, 2012
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Covenant University, Professor Charles Ogbulogo welcoming the Chairman of Ado Odo-Ota Local Government, Honorable Yusuf Abiodun Sheriff to the Covenant University’s World Health Day Community Impact Programme at Iyana-Iyesi Ota
Dr.Humphrey Adebayo, Chairmanof Covenant University’s Community Development Impact Initiative committee welcoming participants to the World Health Day Community Impact Programme
CU’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor,Professor Charles Ogbulogo making his opening remarks at the event
Some Pictorial Scenes at the Covenant University Community Impact Outreach to Ota Communities on March 10th, 2012
Arrival of the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Aize Obayan at the to venue of community development outreach service in Ota to support the effort of faculty, staff and students
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Charles Ogbulogo, Dr Humphrey Adebayo and the Representative of Ota Local Government Chairman in an interview session during the outreach programme
Covenant University students working together to ensure a better Ota Community