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FACULTIES & DEPARTMENTS IN IMO STATE UNIVERSITY OWERRI.

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2 years ago

August 12, 2023

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Imo State University

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⭕ Faculty of Agriculture
Agric Economic, Extension and Rural Development
Animal Science and Fishery
Crop Science and Biotechnology
Soil Science and Environment
Food Science and Technology

⭕ Faculty of Communication and Media studies (NEWLY APPROVED)
Journalism and Media Studies
Public Relations
Advertising
Broadcasting
Film and Multi-media studies
Development Communication studies
Information and media studies.

⭕ Faculty of Education
Arts Education
Education Accountancy
Education Chemistry
Education Government
Library and Information Science
Guidance and Counseling
Education History
Education English
Education Economics
Education Biology
Education Mathematics
Education Igbo
Education French

⭕ Faculty of Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Agricultural Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Civil Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Petroleum Engineering.

⭕ Environmental Science
Surveying and Geo Informatics
Architecture
Building
Urban and Regional Planning
Quantity Surveying
Fine and Applied Science
Estate Management
Geography and Environmental Management

⭕ Faculty of Humanities
Religious Studies
Linguistic and Igbo
French
History and International Studies
Theatre Arts
Philosophy
English Language and Literary Studies

⭕ Health Science
Optometry
Medical Laboratory Science
Nursing Science
Nutrition and Dietetics
Public Health

⭕ Faculty of Law

⭕ Management Sciences
Hospitality and Tourism Management
Marketing
Accountancy
Banking and Finance
Insurance and Actuarial Science
Management Studies

⭕ Faculty of Biological Science
Animal Science and Environmental Biology
Plant Science and Biotechnology
Microbiology/Industrial Microbiology
Biochemistry

⭕ Faculty of Physical Sciences
Statistics
Computer Science
Chemistry/Industrial Chemistry
Mathematics
Industrial Mathematics
Physics/Industrial Physics

⭕ Social Sciences
Economics
Psychology
Public Administration
Political Science
Sociology
Mass Communication

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
⭕ Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
1. Anatomy
2. Physiology
3. Medical Biochemistry

⭕ Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences
1. Pathology (Histopathology, Chemical Pathology, Medical Microbiology and Haematology)
2. Pharmacology

⭕ Faculty of Clinical Medicine
1. Obstetrics and Gynaecology
2. Paediatrics
3. Community Medicine
4. Medicine
5. Surgery

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Varsity student drowns in River Benue

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11 hours ago

March 15, 2025

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A student of the Benue State Univeristy, BSU, Makurdi, Mr Abel Agaba, who was reported to have drowned in the River Benue was recovered on Friday.

A source said the deceased, who is a 200-level student of the Chemistry Department of the institution, had gone missing after swimming in River Benue.

The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Agaba, who lived with family members at Awe Street in the Wurukum area of Makurdi town, went to the nearby River Benue after watching a football match at a viewing center at about 11:45 pm.

He said, “we learnt that after watching the European football matches that finished at about 11:45 pm he said he was feeling hot and wanted to swim in River Benue to cool his body.

“Though those with him advised him against going to the River as it was already too late, he insisted and went since it was the usual practice around the area for people to go swimming at night whenever there is intense heat.

“He went alone and nobody bothered to check on him till Friday morning when a fisherman in the neighbourhood went to the River to check his fishing net for fishes and discovered Agaba’s lifeless body attached to his fishing net.

“The man raised the alarm and people went and recovered his body which was identified by his family members who took his remains to the mortuary.

“The death of the young man has thrown Awe Street neighbourhood into mourning because he was a gentle man who gave his time to his studies and never had issues with anyone.”

When contacted for confirmation, Spokesperson of the Benue State Police Command, CSP, Catherine Anene said she was yet to receive information on the incident.

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Nekede Poly suspends lecturer for beating up student

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1 day ago

March 14, 2025

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The management of Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Imo State, has suspended a lecturer, Mr. Okoroafor Ifeanyichukwu, for allegedly beating up a student.

A video making the rounds on social media shows the lecturer approaching the student in the midst of other students, slapping and hitting him, amidst shouts from bystanders.

A letter of suspension from the Polytechnic, signed by the Director of the Technical and Entrepreneurship Development Centre, P.C. Okoye, and titled “Suspension from Duty – Mr Okoroafor Ifeanyichukwu,” stated that the suspension takes immediate effect.

The short letter read: “You are hereby suspended from duty as a facilitator in the Technical and Entrepreneurship Development Centre pending the outcome of an investigation into the incident that occurred yesterday (Thursday, March 13, 2025) at the site of your entrepreneurship training.”

The incident, which has gone viral on social media, has garnered widespread condemnation for the lecturer, especially as the student was already showing remorse for his actions before the lecturer descended on him.

However, it was not immediately clear what the student did to provoke the lecturer’s reaction.

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IMO STATE GOVERNMENT SET TO RECOVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS’ LAND FROM ENCROACHERS

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March 14, 2025

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The Imo State Government has commenced the process of recovering lands belonging to public schools across the state, which have been encroached upon by individuals and organizations.

Some of the affected schools include:

– Central School, behind St. Paul’s Douglas
– Primary School, Avu
– Other primary schools across the state where personal building’s have taken over school land.

The government has warned all encroachers to vacate the premises immediately, as failure to comply will result in swift action.

This move is aimed at restoring the original purpose of these public schools and ensuring that they continue to provide quality education to the children of Imo State.

For inquiries or concerns, please contact the Imo State Ministry of Education.

Let’s work together to reclaim our public schools!