Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into Maduka University’s degree programmes for the 2024/2025 academic session.
Maduka University, a citadel of academic excellence and innovation, offers a diverse range of undergraduate and graduate programmes designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and values needed to excel in their chosen fields.
Established in 2020 with a mission to foster intellectual, moral and vocational development, the university is dedicated to nurturing future leaders who will make meaningful contributions to society.
The 2024/2025 admission exercise is now open.
Prospective students are encouraged to visit the University’s website (https://apply.madukau.edu.ng) to complete their applications.
Candidates who did not initially select Maduka University in their JAMB applications can still apply.
Such candidates are advised to update their preferences through the JAMB portal and upload their O’Level results.
Evidence of this change must be provided during the registration process.
Maduka University offers a wide range of undergraduate and pre-degree programs across various disciplines. Whether you aspire to excel in Medicine, Law, Computing, Engineering, Pharmacy, Nursing, or other fields, there is surely a programme that perfectly fits your goals.
Here are some of our programmes.
School of Computing
- Computer Science
- Cybersecurity
- Software Engineering:
School of Business and Social Sciences
- Accounting:
- Economics:
- Mass Communication:
- International Relations:
- Transport Management:
School of Engineering
- Civil Engineering:
- Mechanical Engineering:
- Mechatronics Engineering:
- Computer Engineering:
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering:
School of Health Sciences
- Medicine and Surgery:
- Public Health:
- Radiography:
* Nursing Science
- Medical Laboratory Science:
- Physiotherapy:
School of Pharmacy
- Pharmacy:
School of Law
- Law:
* IJMBE
Our fees are affordable with no hidden charges.
How to Apply Applying to Maduka University is straightforward:
1. Visit our application portal at https://admissions.madukauniversity.edu.ng 2. Complete the online application form. 3. Pay the application fee of ₦5,000 (Five Thousand Naira) using PAYSTACK. 4. Acceptance fee is #50,0005. Incase you can not pay through PAYSTACK, at any level, you may pay into the account details below; Bank - Peace Micro Finance Bank Ltd. Account No - 1100544852. Account Name - Samuel Maduka Onyishi Foundation. You must present your proof of payment please.
Eligibility: Only candidates who have taken the 2024 UTME and met the JAMB-approved minimum score, or those applying for IJMBE for the 2024/2025 session, are eligible to apply.
For more information or assistance with your application, please reach out to us:
Admissions into Maduka University, a premier institution of higher learning in Enugu State, Nigerian are open for the 2024/2025 academic session.
This is your opportunity to join a forward-thinking university renowned for its commitment to excellence and innovation in education. Explore our diverse programmes.
Maduka University offers a wide range of undergraduate and pre-degree programs across various disciplines. Whether you aspire to excel in Medicine, Law, Computing, Engineering, Pharmacy, Nursing, or other fields, we have a program that fits your goals. Here are some of the key programs available:
School of Computing
- Computer Science: ₦690,000.00
- Cybersecurity: ₦690,000.00
- Software Engineering: ₦690,000.00
School of Business and Social Sciences
- Accounting: ₦650,000.00
- Economics: ₦650,000.00
- Mass Communication: ₦650,000.00
- International Relations: ₦650,000.00
- Transport Management: ₦650,000.00
School of Engineering
- Civil Engineering: ₦690,000.00
- Mechanical Engineering: ₦690,000.00
- Mechatronics Engineering: ₦690,000.00
- Computer Engineering: ₦690,000.00
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering: ₦690,000.00
School of Health Sciences
- Medicine and Surgery: ₦3,100,000.00
- Public Health: ₦690,000.00
- Radiography: ₦690,000.00
- Nursing: ₦1,100,000.00
- Medical Laboratory Science: ₦690,000.00
- Physiotherapy: ₦690,000.00
School of Pharmacy
- Pharmacy: ₦1,100,000.00
School of Law
- Law: ₦1,100,000.00
IJMBE & JUPEB: ₦650,000.00
The above fees are for School fees, standard accommodation and health check. No other charges.
How to Apply Applying to Maduka University is straightforward:
1. Visit our application portal at https://admissions.madukauniversity.edu.ng 2. Complete the online application form. 3. Pay the application fee of ₦5,000 (Five Thousand Naira) using PAYSTACK. 4. Acceptance fee is #50,000 Eligibility: Only candidates who have taken the 2024 UTME and met the JAMB-approved minimum score, or those applying for IJMBE for the 2024/2025 session, are eligible to apply.
Why Choose Maduka University? At Maduka University, we are dedicated to nurturing the leaders of tomorrow. Our holistic and integrated curriculum focuses on human development and excellence, preparing students for success in a dynamic world. Our vibrant learning environment and cutting-edge facilities ensure that our students receive a top-notch education that meets global standards.
Contact Us For more information or assistance with your application, please reach out to us: ● Phone: 08055091802, 09157893107 ● Email: admission@madukauniversity.edu.ng
Join us at Maduka University, where Knowledge, Self-Reliance, and Service converge to shape the leaders of tomorrow.
One word defines Dr. Samuel Maduka Onyishi – integrity. It is the word that has shaped his personality from childhood, and is now a cardinal feature that manifests distinctly as his identity. The sobriquet of Mr. Integrity would be a fitting alias for a man who does not believe you must go with the crowd to be accepted, even if the majority is wrong, especially in a society from which morality has since taken leave.
Onyishi is not your run-of-the-mill businessman who believes that all is fair in business as long as it brings money. He isn’t a Machiavellian student to whom the end justifies the means. To him, the means is as important as the end, if not more important. For, in the end, the question should be: ‘How did you get there?’
When Onyishi mounted the rostrum recently to be bestowed with the award of Most Innovative Investor by Vanguard, at the newspaper’s 2024 Personality of the Year event in Lagos, he made sure not to miss the opportunity to remind the audience, indeed, the world, that he did not arrive at his current station by taking the commonly accepted route of anything goes in business. He spoke about what has guided is path in life and has been the reason he is what he is today – integrity.
It is worthy of note that in the three instances Onyishi spoke about regarding his integrity, those he mentioned did not put him to test as would be expected, as most, if not everyone else, would have done in those circumstances. He simply manifested what is inside of him, much to the astonishment of the people involved.
The first case involved a Ghanaian lady he knew at Tudun Wada, in Kano, by name Mercy Nana Dufie, who gave him some money to keep for her. The lady naturally expected him to trade with the money, retain the extra and return to her what belonged to her at the appointed time, as many are wont to do. It was a rare opportunity to earn some quick money, an opportunity many would have grabbed with both hands. But Onyishi did not see that as an opportunity, despite the fact that as a young man engaged in the daily ‘hustle’ of selling second-hand clothes, he needed money. It was simply not his idea of how to earn money. He put the money away in an Ovaltine container, kept it under his bed and returned it to the owner when she needed it. He missed an opportunity to make quick money. But the benefit he derived from that show of integrity was far more than whatever he would made from a ‘quick business’.
“When she came back after some months to take it, she shouted that I gave her the same exact money she gave me”, Onyishi recalled. “‘Did you not trade with it?’ she screamed, totally surprised. I protested naively that she told me to keep the money for her, not trade with it. She went ahead spontaneously to tell all the Ghana people in Tudun Wada Local Government Area that she had seen one man in Nigeria who didn’t touch money given to him for safe keeping. Patronage for my clothing business spiraled that I saved N12, 000 between 1987 and 1989 and quietly left for spare parts business in Kano City”.
Another case involved a spare parts dealer in Kano, Alhaji Mohammed Lawal Kurfi, who gave him spare parts on credit without any form of guarantee, with agreement to pay back after selling. He took the spare parts to Lagos, sold them and returned to pay the dealer, in cash, in a carton, not having a bank account at that time because of his low capital. “Alhaji Lawal marveled on seeing his complete money in cash and confessed it was his first experience of such in that business”, Onyisho told his captive audience. “He promptly told all his colleagues who imported spare parts that he had seen someone who pays completely and in cash for goods given to him on credit. Again, out of my ‘naivety’, in not recycling his money to multiply return as others ‘smarter’ did, my patronage exploded. I suddenly became very important as the reliable middle man there. Expansion was inevitable, and it came forcefully”.
Honesty and integrity are natural to Onyishi. They are in his DNA, and do not depend on the issue involved, or circumstance in which he finds himself. A common feature of his show of integrity, honesty, trustworthiness and reliability is that the higher the stake, the more these character traits come to the fore. It is not a question of displaying integrity in seemingly inconsequential issues like collecting money for safe keeping or being given motor spare parts on credit, with any possibility that he could yield to temptation to get on the bandwagon of dishonesty on transactions that are worth larger sums of money. This fact was evident in the third instance he talked about.
As a transporter using passenger buses for his inter-state transportation business, Onyishi had bought new vehicles from Ineh-Mic Autos, a popular motor dealership company owned by Mike Inegbese, in Lagos, in the 1990s. At the point of making payment for the vehicles he bought, he fell short of the total amount by N200, 000 (a huge amount of money in those days). He had no way of guaranteeing payment of the balance for the vehicles other than a verbal pledge to complete the payment in two weeks.
He paid off the balance before the period he set for himself was due, thus eliminating the need for phone calls and reminders from Inegbese and, most importantly, mindful of the damage a default could cause to his business and his reputation. To him, that wasn’t anything unusual, as he was just being his true self. “Dr. Mike Inegbese, the owner and a major car dealer, then voluntarily without my asking, because of that single act, commenced giving me double of any cash purchase orders I made”, Onyishi said. “If I paid for two, he would give me four; if four, he gives eight; if 12, he released 24 vehicles to me without any form of collateral, no agreement and no witness. He made it plain when eventually I managed to ask him much later, that I was his first customer who paid off his credit grace on time, without asking or tedious follow-up”.
Onyishi made integrity a core value of his business from the outset. It is one of the values he has instilled in his employees in all his companies and establishments. At some point, the process of instilling values involved forcible change of mindset and attitude to work. An instance of a forced change of attitude was in the early stages of his transport business when he discovered that some of his employees were engaged in underhand practices that drained the financial resources of the company. He had discovered an irregular pattern of spending money on maintenance of the company’s vehicles, which involved changing oil too frequently. Being someone who learnt business on the street, he decided to carry out a discreet investigation to find out why the company was spending money so frequently changing oil in its buses. One night, he went into the company’s premises unseen by the watchmen, went under a bus that was said to be in need of repairs because it was leaking oil, used his fingers to test the sand at the portion the oil should be leaking and found there was neither a leakage, nor any sign there was an issue with the vehicle’s engine.
Onyishi promptly summoned the company’s drivers to a meeting the following morning and, upon enquiry, it came to light that the frequent “servicing” of buses was stage-managed to steal money from the company. A summary dismissal of those involved in the unwholesome practice marked the beginning of instilling of the values of integrity and honesty in his employees. These values reflect in the operations of all his organizations, especially his flagship business – Peace Mass Transit (PMT), which has a reputation for customer-centric services, including safety.
A brief on Onyishi
Onyishi, 60, holds a Diploma and a Bachelor’s Degree, Second Class Upper, in Social Work and Community Development from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN). He has and MBA in Entrepreneurship from the Institute for Transformative Thought and Learning in the Doctoral Research Centre of the University of Arizona, Phoenix, in the United States.
He is credited with revolutionizing mass transit in Nigeria in a manner never known before. Prior to his entry into the transport sector in 1994, the dominant vehicles of mass transit in the country were luxury buses that have capacity for more than 40 passengers. He caused a major disruption of the sector with the introduction of mini buses that provide more comfort for passengers, besides the advantage of speed. Soon, road users began to abandon luxury buses that were prone to frequent breakdowns that often-left passengers stranded on the roads, sometimes overnight. Today, the company, with a fleet of over 2,000 buses, is a major reference point in mass transit across the country.
Having triumphed in the business world where he has substantial investments in various sectors that include leasing and pharmaceuticals, and being in a unique position of doing business in five major currencies of the world, Onyishi turned his attention to education by setting up the Sam Maduka University and Maduka University College, at Agu-Ekwegbe, in Igbo Etiti Local Government Area of his home state of Enugu. It is his own way of giving back to the society by providing vehicles through which the country’s youths could acquire education that is tailored towards self-employment, for the purpose of reducing the high rate of unemployment in Nigeria.
Beyond the establishment of educational institutions, Onyishi set up a foundation – the Maduka Onyishi African Entrepreneurship Foundation (SAMOAEF) – through which has provided scholarships worth over N100 million to indigent and physically challenged Nigerian youths, in addition to building infrastructural projects in institutions of higher learning. In the first year of setting up SAMOAEF which is domiciled at UNN, the foundation sent five indigent students to China for studies. Today, one of the students is the coordinator of the department of Chinese Studies in UNN.
Onyishi has won several awards that underscore the appreciation he receives for the various humanitarian services he has rendered to humanity. For his achievements in the transport sector, he was given the award of Best Inter-state Transport Company at the Abuja International Auto Fair in 2008. He won recognition as the Number One Customer by Toyota Nigeria Limited in 2012. He also received the award of Pillar of Development by the Anambra State Development Foundation. Other awards in his kitty include and Honorary Doctorate Degree in Communication Arts and Public Administration from the Institute of Journalism, Management and Continuing Education, Enugu; African International Fellowship from the African Biographic Centre in Nigeria, and is a Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Science and Technology.
The National Universities Commission (NUC) Resource Verification Team visited Maduka University on Tuesday, July 16, 2024, awarding high marks for the university’s exemplary facilities for its new Medical Sciences programs. These programmes include medicine and surgery, public health, and radiography.
Team Lead Prof. Bello Bala Shehu praised Founder and Chancellor Dr. Sam Maduka Onyishi, for the outstanding infrastructure, calling the project a remarkable dream come to life. Prof. Shehu, a professor of neuro-medicine, a two-time vice chancellor and three times Chief medical director, emphasised that they came to witness and help realise this vision. He encouraged staff and students to appreciate their ideal environment for teaching and learning.
Dr. Sam Maduka Onyishi expressed gratitude to the NUC for their support, attributing the university’s success to divine providence. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Charles Ogbulogo highlighted the university’s significant progress since the NUC’s first visit on October 18 2023, which recognised 19 academic programs. Prof. Ogbulogo noted that the university began its academic journey on November 23, 2023, with 611 students, and celebrated its first matriculation ceremony on February 20, 2024.
The Vice-Chancellor expressed excitement about the NUC’s role in establishing new programmes, confident in the exercise’s success. He assured the NUC team of the university’s commitment to maintaining high academic standards.
This development underscores Maduka University’s dedication to offering programmes that significantly impact society.
Maduka University is proud to announce that applications are now open for the 2024/25 academic session. Are you a driven and ambitious individual seeking a world-class education? Look no further!
We offer a wide range of programs across various prestigious faculties, equipping you with the skills and knowledge to thrive in your chosen field.
Here’s a glimpse into the exciting academic journey that awaits you at Maduka University:
School of Computing - Computer Science: ₦690,000.00 - Cybersecurity: ₦690,000.00 - Software Engineering: ₦690,000.00
School of Business and Social Sciences - Accounting: ₦650,000.00 - Economics: ₦650,000.00 - Mass Communication: ₦650,000.00 - International Relations: ₦650,000.00 - Transport Management: ₦650,000.00
School of Engineering - Civil Engineering: ₦690,000.00 - Mechanical Engineering: ₦690,000.00 - Mechatronics Engineering: ₦690,000.00 - Computer Engineering: ₦690,000.00 - Electrical and Electronics Engineering: ₦690,000.00
School of Health Sciences - Medicine and Surgery: ₦3,100,000.00 - Public Health: ₦690,000.00 - Anatomy: ₦690,000.00 - Physiology: ₦690,000.00 - Radiography: ₦690,000.00 - Biochemistry: ₦690,000.00 - Nursing: ₦1,100,000.00 - Medical Laboratory Science: ₦690,000.00 - Physiotherapy: ₦690,000.00
School of Pharmacy - Pharmacy: ₦1,100,000.00
School of Law - Law: ₦1,100,000.00
IJMBE & JUPEB: ₦650,000.00
These fees cover a full academic session and include ₦80,000 for a standard hostel accommodation and ₦20,000 for healthcare.
Maduka University also offers admission opportunities through the Interim Joint Matriculation Board Examination (IJMBE) for students who did not take the JAMB Examination. The application form is available for ₦5,000, and the acceptance fee is ₦50,000 (non-refundable). Students can pay their fees in two installments of 60% and 40%, with no additional charges or fees.
Contact Information: Prospective students are encouraged to contact Maduka University for more information.
Welcome to Maduka University Enugu, a tertiary institution that is dedicated to fostering a learning environment where knowledge and passion take flight.
It is a citadel that prepares students to excel in their respective fields and contribute meaningfully to society, offering state-of-the-art facilities and a wide array of accredited faculties.
With over six disciplines, including medical science, law, engineering, social sciences, management, and the arts, Maduka University is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of leaders and innovators.
The university's fee structure is designed to balance quality education and affordability, making it accessible for students from diverse backgrounds.
The fee structure for various programmes is as follows:
School of Computing: Computer Science: N690,000.00 Cyber security: N690,000.00 Software Engineering: N690,000.00
School of Business and Social Sciences: Accounting: N650,000.00 Economics: N650,000.00 Mass Communication: N650,000.00 International Relations: N650,000.00 Transport Management: N650,000.00
School of Engineering: Civil Engineering: N690,000.00 Mechanical Engineering: N690,000.00 Mechatronics Engineering: N690,000.00 Computer Engineering: N690,000.00 Electrical and Electronics Engineering: N690,000.00
School of Health Sciences: Medicine and Surgery: N3,100,000.00 Public Health: N690,000.00 Anatomy: N690,000.00 Physiology: N690,000.00 Radiography: N690,000.00 Biochemistry: N690,000.00 Nursing: N1,100,000.00 Medical Laboratory Science: N690,000.00 Physiotherapy: N690,000.00
School of Pharmacy: Pharmacy: N1,100,000.00
School of Law: Law: N1,100,000.00
IJMBE & JUPEB: N650,000
These fees cover a full academic session and include a standard N80,000 for hostel accommodation and N20,000 for health care.
Maduka University also offers admission opportunities through the Interim Joint Matriculation Board Examination (IJMBE) for students who did not take the JAMB Examination. The application form is available for N5,000.00, and the acceptance fee is N50,000.00 (non-refundable). Students can pay their fees in two installment of 60/40%, with no other charges or fees.
Contact Information: Prospective students are encouraged to contact Maduka University for more information.
Maduka University has declared open its Entrepreneurship and Innovation Hub (EIH) as part of the bid to becoming a leading entrepreneurship university, innovation and resource centre dedicated to supporting business in the South East and Nigeria in general.
The Entrepreneurship Centre and Innovation Hub is divided into four units which include Innovation and Research Centre, ICT and Technical Support Unit, Entrepreneurship Training and Consulting Unit, and Skills and Development Unit. The EIH also offers skills training such as solar engineering; bakery and snacks production; shoe and sandal making; fashion design and dress making (male and female); vegetable and crop farming; phone repair; hair dressing and makeup. Others are soap, detergent, and perfume production and packaging; beads and bag making; artificial intelligence, animation, and graphic design; fish farming; drone technology (application of drones in agriculture, security surveillance and social event coverage); beekeeping; honey production and packaging; and food, spices processing, production, and packaging.
Delivering the lead paper, Necessity as the Mother of Entrepreneurs, at an event tagged, Start-Up Hangout, to formally declare open the Centre, the Chancellor of the University, Dr. Sam Maduka Onyishi, said he had never considered himself a smart businessman. “Foolishness gave me the opportunity to become what I am today,” he stated.
Drawing insights from his personal experience, Dr. Onyishi urged the students and entrepreneurs to always embrace integrity, uphold high moral standards, conduct business ethically, and, above all, maintain a reverence for God. He said that the University would establish an investment platform to teach students how to invest and save money. “You cannot be an entrepreneur without knowing how to save and invest. You have to save, no matter how little, you invest and grow,” he said.
The Chancellor stated that the entrepreneurship centre will ensure that every student graduates with at least four skills, while also positively impacting the immediate environment. He disclosed that the University plans to partner with CISCO and the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) to certify students of the University in digital skills and charter accountancy students.
Earlier in her presentation, Mrs. Chinyere Otuonye, who spoke on Access to Business Financing and Grants, looked at the different financing options and their disadvantages and recommended grants as a the most preferable option. However, she warned that not every grant is a good grant for one’s business and counselled for industry-specific grants. On how to apply for grants, Otuonye gave the following advice to entrepreneurs: 1. Work with your local business support associations 2. Prepare your documents 3. Write a business plan 4. Structure your business
In his presentation, working with the philosophy of money and wealth, the Vice-Chancellor of the University, Prof. Charles Ogbulogo, said that though philosophy guides thought processes for action in the journey of life at the personal and corporate domains, few people maximise the benefit of philosophy in money matters.
Prof. Ogbulogo said this explains why many people fall easy prey to money games and tricks, stressing that the entrepreneur has to understand the philosophy of money in order to make the critical difference.
Also speaking, Anayo Agu, stressed that success in entrepreneurship is a multifaceted concept that extends beyond mere financial gains to encompass a holistic system of life skills, self-image, and dynamic capabilities, each playing a crucial role in shaping an entrepreneur's journey and achievements.
Maduka University announces the commencement of registration of candidates for admission and school fees structure for 2024/2025 academic session. (See details below)
Maduka University Enugu has announced the registration for admission for the 2024/2025 academic session.
The university has also released its fee structure for the new academic year, which offers a range of programmes across various schools.
The announcement follows the recent release of the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). Our cut-off mark is the minimum approved by JAMB for 2024/2025 academic session.
Prospective students can apply for admission into Maduka University's undergraduate programs in the Schools of Business and Social Sciences, Computing and Engineering, Health Sciences, Pharmacy, and Law.
The university's fee structure is designed to be at quality and affordability in mind.
The fee structure for various programmes is as follows:
School of Business and Social Sciences: Accounting: N650,000.00 Economics: N650,000.00 Mass Communication: N650,000.00 International Relations: N650,000.00 Transport Management: N650,000.00
School of Health Sciences: Medicine & Surgery: N3,100,000.00 Public Health: N690,000.00 Anatomy: N690,000.00 Physiology: N690,000.00 Radiography: N690,000.00 Biochemistry: N690,000.00 Nursing: N1,100,000.00 Medical Laboratory Science: N690,000.00 Physiotherapy: N690,000.00
School of Pharmacy: Pharmacy N1,100,000.00
School of Law: Law N1,100,000
IJMBE & JUPEB: N650,000
These fees cover a full academic session, including a standard N80,000 hostel accommodation and N20,000 for health care.
For students who did not take the JAMB Examination, Maduka University offers admission opportunities through the Interim Joint Matriculation Board Examination (IJMBE).
Application form: N5,000.00 Acceptance fee: N50,000.00 (non-refundable) Feeding: Pay as you eat IJMBE & JUPEB students pay once, while others may pay in two instalments of 60/40% NO OTHER CHARGES / FEES
Prospective students are encouraged to contact Maduka University for more information when necessary.
Portland Resort Hotel, a 5-star hotel in Port Harcourt City, expands to 135 rooms and adds the VVIP Club and Luxury Cinema House to its offerings. ——————————————————
A year since its inception, Portland Hotel and Resort has proven to be a beacon of luxury and comfort, located within the prestigious Cedar Wood Estate just off SARS Road in the Garden City of Port Harcourt.
This paradise for discerning travelers has expanded its offerings to welcome even more guests seeking unparalleled hospitality.
Under the vision and leadership of Barrister Azubuike Ihemeje, a prominent Nigerian lawyer and influential figure in social media circles, Portland Hotel and Resort has rapidly become synonymous with refined elegance and exceptional service.
The Portland Hotel and Resort now boasts an impressive 135 meticulously designed ensuite rooms, plus three Presidential Apartments, each adorned with modern furnishings and top-tier amenities. All are fully functional.
From the Ambassadorial Suite to the Executive Suite, every corner of this establishment exudes opulence and comfort, promising guests a truly lavish experience.
The recent expansion also includes a state-of-the-art gym, perfect for fitness enthusiasts looking to maintain their routines during their stay.
For those seeking leisurely pursuits, the hotel offers lawn tennis and basketball courts, a mini-golf course, and a standard-sized swimming pool with inviting poolside cabanas.
Strategically situated within close proximity to Port Harcourt's key attractions, such as the Port Harcourt Mall and Nigerian Air Force Base, the Portland Hotel and Resort offers unmatched convenience.
Just an 8-minute drive from the airport, guests can easily access the hotel from major highways, making it an ideal choice for both leisure and business travellers.
Barrister Azubuike Ihemeje, the brain behind Portland Hotel and Resort, expressed his excitement for the expansion, stating, "Our goal is to deliver a world-class experience that leaves a lasting impression on our guests. With our opulent facilities and unwavering commitment to service excellence, we are confident that Portland Hotel and Resort will emerge as the preferred destination for visitors to Port Harcourt.
The National Film and Video Censor Board has granted Portland Resorts Luxury Cinema a license to operate and premiere movies nationwide.
“You can even obtain a franchise license from us,” he added.
To celebrate their latest expansions to Luxury Cinemas and their VVIP Club, Portland Hotel and Resort is offering an exclusive 20% discount on all room rates, including the luxurious apartments applicable in this month of June 2024 ONLY.
Also, guests can revel in a generous 30% off on banquet halls, meeting rooms, and board rooms.
CONTACT For quick bookings and reservations, please contact the Portland Resort Front Desk at +234909 077 7666. Email: portlandresorthotelph@gmail.com Or info@portlandresorthotel.com
Website: Portlandresorthotel.com
You can also find Portland Resort Hotels on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or Booking.com.
MADUKA UNIVERSITY, Enugu announces admission for the 2024/2025 academic session!! With Medicine and Surgery, Law, Computing, Engineering, Pharmacy, Nursing, and many more courses available for intending candidates.
Only candidates who have taken the 2024 UTME and scored up to the JAMB-approved minimum mark, or those who want to apply for IJMBE for the 2024/2025 Academic Session, are eligible to apply.
Admission Form fee of ₦5,000 (Five thousand Naira, only). After filling out the online application, continue to make payments using PAYSTACK.
Below are the approved Programmes:
*SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES:* - Accounting - Economics - Mass Communication - International Relations - Transport Management
*SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING:* - Civil Engineering - Electrical and Electronics Engineering - Mechanical Engineering - Mechatronics Engineering - Computer Engineering
*SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES:* - Medicine and Surgery - Public Health - Physiology - Physiotherapy - Medical Laboratory Science - Nursing Science - Biochemistry - Radiography - Anatomy
*SCHOOL OF LAW:* - Law
*SCHOOL OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES:* - Pharmacy
We also have an IJMBE Pre-Degree Programme for those who didn't write JAMB.
This fee covers a full academic session, including ₦80,000 for standard accommodation and a ₦20,000 contribution for medical services.
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