Hardrock1:
This is awesome,i love the structure....A.B.U carry go...,picture studio don set for people...,if i may ask who are those rooms meant for??

It is actually meant for the fresh new students who applied for business studies,insurance,economics or accounting. The stupid thing they did is that the returning students would remain in their former places.

Go make yourself useful.

olasaad:
Nice one our Ipob bloda is coming to invade this trend with"our oil money" meanwhile the CBN governor is their son.

Welcome to my Alma Mater. The Largest University In sub Saharan Africa.

But why only ABU?
ATBU should get this too.

There are 2 Universities in Nigeria , ABU and the rest

Obas101:

The registration have closed already, they have started writing exams. I'm in my second year for MSc engineering management

when will it likely be available next year
and is there an entrance exam for admission into msc engineering courses

Edum13656:
if u like pave the streets of the North with gold... Aboki na Aboki. What the North needs most is human capital development.

Oga sabi pass. How exactly do you achieve human capital development without infrastructural development?

Same is going on in Bayero University kano, mightier than this. Center of excellence...

Imarnuel04:


Have you seen the senate building? It's as big as this and has been well maintained for many years

...we shall see

Ycmia:
CBN please come help my UDUS...we gat no senate building

��How is jatau bridge? what about that buildings along faculty of law?

Eldinot4:
lol u must be a jambito, its on ur way to dam, just besides drama village

I'm actually doing my masters in Abu

Gbemishile1:

when will it likely be available next year
and is there an entrance exam for admission into msc engineering courses

Registration is online nd it normally opens from August. Yes they do exams for their engineering courses

DaudaAbu:
Corporate social responsibility


Some people dont know dat CBN has CSR

This is exactly the type of building that is built in the University if Ibadan by same CBN. It was started in the year 2009, they just finished it this year.

EnkayDezign:


The CBN is funding these projects from Its own funds, as part of its corporate social responsibility. Which kind yeye world bank . It's a shame how very little Nigerians know/believe in their institutions. Smh

you are ignorant but you feel you know. All the best man.

EnkayDezign:


The CBN is funding these projects from Its own funds, as part of its corporate social responsibility. Which kind yeye world bank . It's a shame how very little Nigerians know/believe in their institutions. Smh

please follow the link I am about to share and inform urself.
http://projects.worldbank.org/P126974/strengthening-tertiary-education-africa-through-africa-centers-excellence?lang=en

mcb60:

please follow the link I am about to share and inform urself.
http://projects.worldbank.org/P126974/strengthening-tertiary-education-africa-through-africa-centers-excellence?lang=en

Thanks for the link, but that is a completely different project that the world bank is undertaking for Some African countries. The CBN has been funding its intervention projects by itself and for much longer that 2014, which is when the world bank project started. The CBN also doesn’t plan on stopping in 2019 like the world bank has targeted for the completion of its project.

The reason I’m saying this is because I’m privy to such information from a personal source. So you actually are the one that doesn’t know.

Here is a project tenders document;

https://www.cbn.gov.ng/out/2015/ccd/2015%20cbn%20advert%20polytech.pdf

And here an example of a grant by CBN (for the project ) to a university dating as far back as 2013, which has already been completed.

https://allafrica.com/stories/201308200720.html

For the sake of clarity, the COE projects were funded by CBN under Prof. Charles Soludo. The first set was proposed for UNN Nsukka, University of Ibadan and ABU Zaria.
The first to be completed (even though it wasn't 100% complete but an outgoing CBN needed it commissioned before retiring) was the one in ABU.
The COE Nsukka had delays because the contractor's lead made away with 100s of millions.
The UI COE was delayed by about one year because the contract got revoked due to non performance by the Contractor who I believe was RCC.
Project Cost was about N6 bn.

youngsahito:
I just hope that they will be able to maintain the structure.

Naija number one problem