Estate Management
Programmes
Estate Management
Overview
The Department of Estate Management offers a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Honours Degree in Estate Management. The Department was established at Covenant University’s inception in 2002 because the founding fathers of the University realises that one, a developing country like Nigeria needs estate surveyors and valuers to assist in providing managing and carrying out improvements on buildings and infrastructure on one hand while at the same time expand urban property markets. Second, that only few Universities in the whole of Nigeria presently offer the Estate Management Course while many young graduates of Estate Management are mainly interested in practice. Third, that there is a need to create an atmosphere for the development of the total man via the vehicle of education and pioneering mental productivity to produce a new generation of leaders and solution providers. Through this approach, the University has been able to raise leaders in the area of supervision, management and control of interests in landed property through education, training and research with total commitment to marketability, truthfulness, entrepreneurship and fear of God. This will be achieved through an infusion of students with the seven core values of Covenant University: Spirituality, Integrity, Possibility Mentality, Responsibility, Diligence, Sacrifice and Capacity Building so as to give hope of good leadership qualities in graduates.
Our mission as a Department is to lead the real estate industry into the 21st century by providing benefits, services and education to real estate licensees. Students will be given opportunities to invest and to serve in many ways by going through courses in Building Construction, Town Planning, Land Law, Economics, Land Economics, Land Surveying. Introduce students to new dimensions of self reliance through two University wide courses, namely, Entrepreneurial Development Studies (EDS) and Total Man Concept (TMC). These would make the graduates job creators rather than job seekers and leaders fit spiritually, mentally balanced, emotionally stable and physically sound.
Philosophy and Objectives
Vision of the Department
The vision of the Department is to be the centre of academic excellence in the training of future estate surveyors and valuers, and re-training of practitioners in the estate surveying and valuation profession in Nigeria and across the world.
Goal and Objectives
The aim of the Department is to become world class institution of learning in the training of future and practising estate surveyors and valuers. In attaining this goal, the following objectives are vigourously pursued:
- To produce skilled and competent professional in real estate surveying and valuation.
- To ensure that our students become employers of labour (not long after graduation) rather than being employees.
- To inculcate in the students the honesty, diligence, spirituality, possibility mentality and all the virtue that will ensure that they avoid all vices and traces of corruption and unethical issues in real estate marketing.
- To engage and retain quality Faculty and staff from across the world.
Strategies for Achieving the Objectives
In achieving each of the objectives, the following are the line of action to follow:
- To ensure competent professionals with deep understanding of the various aspects of real estate surveying and valuation, the curriculum is structured to sharpen students imaginative solutions that are not only technically proficient but that are cotemporary in nature.
- The approach to attaining Objective 2 is to start with quality teaching and impartation of knowledge of professional practice which many of the lecturers have acquired before joining the University. This will assist the students become professionally qualified such that they will establish their firms and companies within the shortest time possible. Students are also exposed to industrial training that lasts six months before graduation.
- In attaing the third objective, students are taught the basics operations and strategies that professionals adopt in practice and made to understanding the unethical activities and how to avoid them in practice. This is coupled with the university’s core values that students imbibe while in School.
- Experienced and quality lecturers are recruited and retained, no matter their race, colour or sex. Staff development through in-house and overseas training and are encourged to enhance academic qualification and performance.
Mission Statement
To contribute to the housing policy and development in Nigeria and the world through effective Land Administration, Housing Finance, Legal and Regulatory Framework, Skill and Capacity Building, Building Materials, and Appropriate Design and Technology in the interest of all and sundry.
Research & Development
Research Focus
Real estate management is multi-dimensional and encompasses land resource management, environmental studies, estate agency, property management, facilities management property development and appraisal. The various aspects of the discipline exhibit thin gaps between them and often overlap with other fields like economics, law, construction, finance, transportation, environmental design, planning and management.
The research focus of the Department therefore gives wide room to researchers within the several fields and aspects. The strategy is to structure a curriculum that seeks to produce professionals with multi-disciplinary perception of the built environment and who are capable of proferring solutions to solving the various challenges confronting the built environment.
Linkages and Collaborations
(i) Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers
(ii) Estate Surveyors and Valuers Registration Board of Nigeria.
(iii) African Real Estate Society (West Africa)
Admission Requirements
To seek admission into the programme, a candidate must have obtained at least a credit pass in five (5) subjects in the SSCE/GCE/NECO or its equivalent at not more than two sittings. The five (5) credit level passes must include English Language, Mathematics and Economics and any other two, one of which must be a science subject selected from Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Technical Drawing and Geography. Candidates are also expected to sit for JAMB Examination and attain the prescribed cut-off marks. In addition, Covenant University conducts screening exercise for all candidates seeking admission into the University and applicants may not be admitted without fulfilling the demands of the screening exercise.
Staff List
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S/N
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Name
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Highest Degree
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Designation
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Specialization
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Professional Affiliation
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Current
Research
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1.
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S.A. Oloyede
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B.Sc. M.Sc. PhD
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Senior Lecturer / Ag. HOD
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Real Estate Finance, Property Management
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ANIVS RSV, MAfres
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Professional Education in Built Environment: Exploring Stakeholder Roles and Responsibilities
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2
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D. O. Durodola
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Diploma in Surveying, B.Sc. M.Sc, MBA, PhD
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Lecturer 1
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Property Management, Project Management, Facility Management
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MRICS ANIVS ANIQS RSV. MNIOB
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Attitudinal Disposition of Estate Surveyors and Valuers towards Partnership: Case Study of Lagos Metropolis
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3
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C. A. Ayedun
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B.Sc. M.Sc. PhD
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Lecturer 1
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Investment Valuation, Property Management, Property Development
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ANIVS RSV ARVA AMNIM
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Factors Responsible for Valuation Inaccuracy in Nigeria. Type of Sponsorship: Self Sponsorship
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4
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A. O. Oni
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B.Sc. M.Sc. PhD
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Lecturer I
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Valuation, Development Appraisal an real estate marketing
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ANIVS RSV ARVA MAfres
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Developing Tool for Selecting Reliable Tenants in Nigeria
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5
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C. B. Omoogun
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B.Sc. M.Sc.
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Lecturer II
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Valuation, Property Development
Appraisal, Rural Estate Management
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ANIVS RSV ARVA
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Research into the Solid Waste Management Problems within Lagos Metropolis
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6
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Simon, R.F
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B.Sc. M.Sc.
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Lecturer II
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Urban Design and Recreational Planning
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MNITP
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Self Sponsored: Evaluation of Covenant University Campus Design and Pedestrian Walkways
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7
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M.O. Ajibola
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B.Sc. M.Sc.
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Lecturer II
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Environmental Valuation
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ANIVS RSV, MAfres
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Wetland Valuation Practice in Lagos
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8
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O. C. Iroham
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B.Sc. M.Sc
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Lecturer II
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Behavioral Valuation, Property Finance and Development
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ANIVS, AMNIM, RSV, MAfres
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A Study of Heuristics in Property Valuation in Nigeria
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9
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A. O. Oluwunmi
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B.Sc. M.Sc
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Lecturer II
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Property Development Finance and Property Management
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ANIVS, MAfres
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Facilities Management in Selected Tertiary Institutions in Ogun State.
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10
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O.A. Akinjare
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B.Sc.
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Graduate Assistant
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Valuation and Property Management
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-
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High Voltage Overhead Transmission Lines and Residential Property Values
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11
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A.O Oguntubo
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B.Sc.
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Graduate Assistant
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Valuation and Property Management
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-
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Use and Implementation of Valuation Standards in Nigeria
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TECHNICAL/ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
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S/N
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Name
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Qualification (s)
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Position/Duty
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1
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A. Oladipo
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B.Sc.
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Admin/Secretary
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2
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O.D. Omolayo
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WASC
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Office Assistant
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INTERNAL ASSOCIATE LECTURERS
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S/N
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Course
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Course Title
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Name of Lecturer
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Status
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1
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ARC 111 , ARC 121
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Graphics and Descriptive Geometry I & II
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Dr A.B. Adeboye
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LI
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2
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ACC111, ACC121
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Introduction to Financial Accounting I & II
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Mr A. Faboyede
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L II
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3
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CBS111,
CBS121
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Mathematics for Business and Social Sciences I & II
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Dr D. Ogunriola
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Ass. Prof.
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4
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ECO 111
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Introduction to Economics I
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Dr D. Ogunriola
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Ass. Prof.
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5
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ECO121
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Introduction to Economics 11
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Mr Eze Urhie
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A/L
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6
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ECO 211
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Principles of Economics I
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Dr Olayiwola W.K.
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SL
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7
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ECO 221
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Principles of Economics II
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Mr John Odebiyi
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AL
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8
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EDS111
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Entrepreneurial Development Studies I & II, VI
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Dr Chinonye Okafor
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LI
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9
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TMC111
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Total Man Concept I, II, III, IV
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Mr Owoye S.T.
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L II
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10
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TMC112
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Total Man Concept - Sports, Total Man Concept V
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Mr Owoye S.T.
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L II
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11
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EDS121
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Entrepreneurial Development Studies I
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Dr Chinonye Okafor
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L I
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12
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CST111, CST 121
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Use of Library, Study Skills and Information Technology I, II
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Dr N.A. Omoregbe
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L11
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13
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GST121, GST 122
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Communication in English I,
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Dr N.A. Omoregbe
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L11
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14
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CST121
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Use of Library, Study Skills and Information Technology I1
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Dr N.A. Omoregbe
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L11
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15
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GST 121
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Communication in English I1
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Mr I Nwosu
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AL
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16
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GST122
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Communication in French
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Mr I Nwosu
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AL
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17
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ESM 215, 225
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Law of Contract and Tort 1, II
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Miss Ogunba A.
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LI
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18
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ESM 314, 324, 417
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Elements of Land Law I, II, Administrative Law
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Miss Ogunba A.
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LI
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19
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ESM 421
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Student Industrial Work Experience (SIWES) (Industrial Training)
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Prof Katende/Mr Wole
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Prof
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20
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ARC 216
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Building Construction & Materials I, II
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Arch B.O. Babalola
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L11
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21
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ARC 217
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Land Surveying I
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Surveyor A.S. Ojo
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L1
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22
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EDS 211, 221
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Entrepreneurial Development Studies III, IV
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Dr Ibidunni O.S.
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LI
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23
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EDS 411,
EDS 511, 521
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Entrepreneurial Development Studies VI, VII, VII
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Mrs Babajide A.A.
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LI
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24
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GST 211, 221, 311
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History & Philosophy of Science
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Mr Nwosu I.
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AL
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25
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GST 222
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Mr Nwosu I.
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AL
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26
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EDS 311& 321
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Entrepreneurial Development Studies
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Dr Olayiwola W.K.
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SL
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27
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Arc 317, 327
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Building Service I & II
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Arc Izobo Martins
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AL
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S/N
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Name
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Qualification (s)
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Position/Duty
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1
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A. Oladipo
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B.Sc.
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Admin/Secretary
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2
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O.D. Omolayo
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WASC
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Office Assistant
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