Iagos:


Chat gpt don confuse this one

Dchampion65:
Osun state

Obafemi Awolowo University
Oduduwa University
Osun state university
Adeleke University
Bowen university
Fountain university
Joseph Ayo Babalola University
Kings University
Redeemer's University of Nations

All located in osun state.

IVORY2009:
The city with the highest number of universities in Nigeria is **Abeokuta** in Ogun State. Abeokuta has 8 universities, accounting for almost half (47%) of the total number of universities in the state. Here's a list of the universities in Abeokuta:

1. Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB)
2. Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU)
3. Moshood Abiola University of Science and Technology (MAUSTECH)
4. Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED)
5. Crescent University (CU)
6. Babcock University (BU)
7. Mountain Top University (MTU)
8. McPherson University (MU)

Abeokuta's concentration of universities can be attributed to several factors, including its strategic location, historical significance, and conducive environment for academic pursuits. The city is well-connected to major transportation hubs, making it accessible to students from across the country. Additionally, Abeokuta's rich cultural heritage and relatively peaceful atmosphere contribute to its appeal as a university town.

The presence of numerous universities has had a significant impact on Abeokuta's economy and social fabric. The influx of students and faculty has boosted local businesses and fostered a vibrant intellectual community. The city has also benefited from the contributions of these institutions in terms of research, innovation, and community engagement.

Overall, Abeokuta's position as the city with the highest number of universities in Nigeria reflects its commitment to education and its role as a hub for academic excellence in the country.

Alex80s:
Enugu State
1: UNN
2:ESUT
3:GODFREY OKOYE
4:CARITAS
5:MADUKA
6:RENNASCENCE
7:MADONNA
8:Enugu State University of Medical and Applied Sciences
9:Coal city University
10:Paul University
11:Ritman University

ericmor:


Come to think of it, may be the OP made a mistake of mentioning City instead of State thinking they are the same thing. My thought tho

Amotolongbo:
is Ogun state a city?

@ topic I guess Ibadan;
1. University of Ibadan,
2. Dominion University,
3. Dominican University,
4. Kola-Daisi University,
5. Lead City University,
6. Precious Conerstone University,
7. Technical University

Some people don’t even know the difference between a university and polytechnic apart from not being able to differentiate a City from a State

whitejs:
This thread is just funny 😄

bigcasava1:
you mean Ibadan and benin is not a state

Amotolongbo:
is Ogun state a city?

@ topic I guess Ibadan;
1. University of Ibadan,
2. Dominion University,
3. Dominican University,
4. Kola-Daisi University,
5. Lead City University,
6. Precious Conerstone University,
7. Technical University

Some people don’t even know the difference between a university and polytechnic apart from not being able to differentiate a City from a State

Mubibond:
Has to be Kano city.
The list:
1- Bayero University Kano
2- Aliko Dangote University (Kust Wudil)
3- Yusuf Maitama Sule University
4- Skyline University
5- Khalifa Ishaq Rabiu University
6- Saadatu Rimi University of Education
7- Maryam Abacha American University
8- Capital City University
9- Al-Istiqama University
10- Federal University of Education Technical, Bichi
11- National Open University
12- Baba-Ahmed University
13- Elrazi University
14- Azman University
15- Federal University of Education, Kano
16- Federal University of Agriculture Danbatta
17- Police Academy, Wudil

Nigga44:
Enugu


Enugu State University of science and technology

University of Nigeria

Renaissance University

Goddfrey Okoye University

Caritas University

Coal City University

Maduka University

National Open University

Peaceland University

Madonna University

Dnet2:
Ogun State
Delta
Osun
Lagos

Ahmed0336:



Wanted to post this, glad you did.
Instead of googling, most posters chose to be ignorant. Even Abuja have more universities than Ibadan and Ogun states

farem:
I think Ibadan City (not Oyo State) takes the lead.
Ibadan stands out

1. University of Ibadan
2. Dominican University
3. Kola Daisi University
4. Lead City University
5. Precious Cornerstone University
6. The First Technical

All the above universities are situated on ibadan land. If there is other city that comes near this (even if it's by have), you can state for mentioning purpose only.

elbulk:


Abuja probably. Below are the universities there

African University of Science & Technology, Abuja
Baze University
Nile University of Nigeria, Abuja
Veritas University, Abuja
Philomath University, Kuje, Abuja
European University of Nigeria, Duboyi, FCT
Canadian University of Nigeria, Abuja
Amaj University, Kwali, Abuja
Cosmopolitan University Abuja
Miva Open University, Abuja FCT
Al-Muhibbah Open University, Abuja
Prime University, Kuje, FCT Abuja

90dbest:
you can only deceive few naive igbo who dont see beyond the fake friendliness of yoruba people.inforned igbos know yoruba treachery and tribalistic culture.we are now distancing ourselves from you toxic tribe.

Freelancer2020:


My brother, na online we dey, we can say whatever we like but if we happen to see each other for real life, we go end up laughing and eventually agree that we are brothers, I understood you but it's not always like that.

IVORY2009:
The city with the highest number of universities in Nigeria is **Abeokuta** in Ogun State. Abeokuta has 8 universities, accounting for almost half (47%) of the total number of universities in the state. Here's a list of the universities in Abeokuta:

1. Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB)
2. Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU)
3. Moshood Abiola University of Science and Technology (MAUSTECH)
4. Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED)
5. Crescent University (CU)
6. Babcock University (BU)
7. Mountain Top University (MTU)
8. McPherson University (MU)

Abeokuta's concentration of universities can be attributed to several factors, including its strategic location, historical significance, and conducive environment for academic pursuits. The city is well-connected to major transportation hubs, making it accessible to students from across the country. Additionally, Abeokuta's rich cultural heritage and relatively peaceful atmosphere contribute to its appeal as a university town.

The presence of numerous universities has had a significant impact on Abeokuta's economy and social fabric. The influx of students and faculty has boosted local businesses and fostered a vibrant intellectual community. The city has also benefited from the contributions of these institutions in terms of research, innovation, and community engagement.

Overall, Abeokuta's position as the city with the highest number of universities in Nigeria reflects its commitment to education and its role as a hub for academic excellence in the country.

IVORY2009:
Here's a list of the cities in Nigeria with the highest number of universities:

1. **Abeokuta, Ogun State:** 8 universities
2. **Ibadan, Oyo State:** 7 universities
3. **Lagos:** 6 universities
4. **Port Harcourt, Rivers State:** 5 universities

These cities are home to a significant number of universities, contributing to Nigeria's higher education landscape. Abeokuta, in particular, stands out with eight universities, making it the city with the highest concentration of universities in the country.

Obakoolex:
Either west or east....those are the two frontier in education but instead of us to work together, propaganda and social media made us unfriendly to one another

donproject2:
It is Nnewi o

KingOfAllIgbos:


Negro. We didn't ask for highest number of miracle centers and brothels.

InyinyaAgbaOku:

Oluwole is commonest in the SW, LASU is literally the king in Nigeria. Shame on SW universities