The Registrar of Covenant University, Mr. Emmanuel K. Igban, has urged members of the University's administrative staff to enhance their digital skills to ensure more efficient and result-oriented performance in their roles.

A delegation from the Prison Fellowship of Nigeria (Onesimus Project), Nigerian Correctional Services (NCS), and the Small and Medium Scale Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN), recently visited Covenant University to further strengthen their partnership with the institution.

The Chancellor and Chairman, Board of Regents, Covenant University has urged the departing students of Covenant University to maximize their holiday period by engaging in profitable activities that will build their capacity and keep them from distractions.

In his inspiring message, titled, “Life is a Race of Individuality,” he stressed the importance of personal focus, reminding students that while they may have classmates in school, their individual journeys are unique. “Do not get lost in the crowd,” he stated. “Only serious-minded youths emerge as responsible citizens. You are in your planting season, and the seeds you sow today will determine what you reap tomorrow.”

He emphasized that life is a race, and only the committed emerge victorious. While encouraging students to live purpose-driven lives, he advised them to discover their calling early and invest their time wisely. “Without a defined goal, a man becomes a scapegoat,” he warned, stressing that there are no shortcuts to success.

The Chancellor also addressed the significance of having clear direction in life, stating, “When you don’t know where you are going, every other place will seem like it. Every race has a starting point; you don’t climb a tree from the top you start from the bottom. Without a bearing, life becomes a burden.”

He concluded his message with a call for self-discipline and resilience, urging students to stay committed to their aspirations. His message concluded with a heartfelt prayer for students, faculty, and staff, thanking God for a successful semester and seeking divine guidance for the months ahead. As students depart for the break, the Covenant University leadership remains steadfast in its commitment to raising a generation of visionary leaders, ensuring that they return empowered to excel in all facets of life.

Others at the event include the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Timothy Anake; the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Lanre Amodu; the Registrar, Mr. Emmanuel Igban, and other members of the University Management.

Covenant University recently played host to a high-profile delegation from Electric Vehicle (EV) Planet Global Limited in a strategic meeting that could shape the future of electric vehicle technology in Nigeria. The meeting, which took place at the Vice Chancellor's conference room, aimed at forging a partnership between the prestigious University and the forward-thinking EV company.

Covenant University recently played host to Dr. Oluseye Onajole, a distinguished Professor of Chemistry at Roosevelt University, Chicago, as part of the prestigious Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program (CADEP). His five-week academic engagement at the university was marked by impactful mentorship, curriculum development, and a groundbreaking peer tutoring initiative.

Covenant University recently hosted evaluation teams from the National Universities Commission (NUC) and the Bank of Industry (BOI), as part of the assessment for the prestigious Investment in Digital and Creative Enterprises (iDICE) project. The high-profile visit, which took place in the Vice-Chancellor’s conference room, marked a significant step in the University’s bid to become a hub for digital and creative enterprise development.

Covenant University’s reputation for fostering valuable partnerships continues to bear outstanding fruits as Cisco Networking Academy, a longstanding ally, visited the University's Management to strengthen their collaborative ties.

Two students from Covenant University have distinguished themselves at the 4th edition of the Industrial Games Challenge organized by Total Automation Concepts (TAC) Ltd for tertiary institutions. The competition, held on December 21, 2024, aims to bridge the gap between academia and engineering industries through the innovative approach of "Gamification in Learning."

In a bid to bridge the gap between academia and the professional world, the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Covenant University recently hosted its first Town and Gown seminar of the year. The event, themed, ‘Searching for Identity in a Wild, Wide World,’ sparked insightful discussions on identity formation in an ever-evolving global landscape.

Covenant University’s Department of Economics and Development Studies recently organized a Town and Gown seminar, emphasizing the pivotal role of emotional intelligence and ethical integrity in achieving career success. The seminar featured a keynote address by Ayotilewa Sijuade, who delved into the importance of these qualities in professional growth.