IBBUL Gets NUC Full Accreditation for 10 Courses

Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai (IBBUL) has recorded a major academic milestone following the approval of full accreditation for 10 of its undergraduate programs by the National Universities Commission (NUC) This development marks a significant boost in the institution’s academic credibility and national ranking

The IBBUL NUC accreditation announcement also reflects the university’s continuous efforts to maintain high educational standards While most programs received full approval, only one course was granted interim status, highlighting both progress and areas for further improvement

This achievement comes as a strong validation of the university’s commitment to quality education, curriculum development, and compliance with national academic benchmarks

NUC Grants Full Accreditation to 10 IBBUL Programs

The National Universities Commission confirmed full accreditation status for ten academic programs at IBBUL following its latest assessment exercise The approval was issued in line with the commission’s mandate to regulate and maintain academic standards across Nigerian universities

Among the fully accredited courses are Business Administration, Agriculture, French Language, Islamic Studies, Agricultural Education, Education Geography, Education Mathematics, Guidance and Counseling, Biotechnology, and Geology

The accreditation exercise reinforces the university’s standing as a growing centre of academic excellence in Nigeria’s higher education sector

One Program Receives Interim Accreditation

Despite the widespread success, History and International Relations was granted interim accreditation According to the NUC, the program is expected to undergo another review in 2027 to determine full compliance with required standards

University authorities have expressed confidence that the program will meet all necessary benchmarks in the next evaluation cycle

Vice Chancellor Reacts to Accreditation Success

The Vice Chancellor of IBBUL, Professor Mohammed Hadi Sulaiman, described the accreditation outcome as a positive step toward strengthening the university’s academic foundation

He appreciated the National Universities Commission for its rigorous evaluation process and assured that the institution would continue to improve in all areas to maintain and exceed required standards

According to him, the university remains committed to achieving its long-term vision of becoming a world class centre of excellence driven by innovation, science, partnerships, and human development

Government and Stakeholders Commended

Professor Sulaiman also acknowledged the support of Niger State Governor, Farmer Umaru Mohammed Bago, describing his financial backing as crucial to the university’s progress

He further appreciated the Ministries of Tertiary Education, Finance, and Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs for their continuous support, which he said has contributed significantly to the institution’s success

Commitment to Continuous Academic Improvement

The Vice Chancellor urged both staff and students to remain dedicated to academic excellence and institutional development He emphasized that collective effort is key to sustaining the university’s growth and enhancing its national and global reputation

He also noted that the accreditation exercise conducted between October and November 2025 reflects the university’s readiness to meet evolving educational standards in Nigeria

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