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• » Visit of Prince Oladapo Odedina
• » Visit of Professor Akintunde Tayo Akinwande from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA to CU
• » Visit of Professor Folakemi Odedina from the University of Florida
• » VISIT OF QUADREV LTD TO CU
• » VISIT OF RECORD BREAKERS PUBLISHING COMPANY TO CU
• » Visit of research Africa Official to CU 27-11-2014
• » Visit of Robert Gordon University Scotland, Officials to CU
• » Visit of ROBOTELL/TOPTECH Officials to CU
• » VISIT OF RWANDAN HIGH COMMISSIONER TO THE CHANCELLOR OF COVENANT UNIVERSITY
• » Visit of Sap University Alliances Officials to CU
• » Visit of Skye Bank Plc. Officials to CU
• » Visit of Syngenta Nigeria Ltd. to CU
• » Visit of Teeside University, UK Officials to CU
• » Visit of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM) to CU
• » Visit of the Country Director of British Council Mr David
• » Visit of the Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM) to CU
• » Visit of the Officials of Integrated Capital Consulting to CU
• » Visit of the Officials of Keystone Bank Plc to CU
• » Visit of the Officials of the University of the West of England, UK to CU
• » Visit of Unilag Officials to CU
• » Visit of United Nations Information Centre Officials to CU
• » Visit of University of Johannesburg Management to CU
• » Visit of University of Leeds UK, Officials to CU
• » Visit of University of Southampton UK Officials to CU
• » VISIT OF VISAFONE OFFICIALS TO CU
• » VISIT OFTHE 48TH PRESIDENT OF ICAN
• » Visitors Accreditation Form
• » Voice over LTE
• » Voice-based e-Learning Approach for e-Government
• » Voice-based e-Learning Approach for e-Government.
• » VoIP on 3GPP LTE Network: A Survey
• » VoIP QoS over 3G & Beyond Radio Access Technologies
• » Volcanic Eruption Trends in the Five-Years Pre-Eruption Era
• » VOTE OF THANKS
• » Vulnerability of Children of Street Trading Nursing Mothers to Disaster Risk Diseases in Urban Nigeria: Strategies for Mitigation.
• » Vulnerability of Children of Street Trading Nursing Mothers to Diseases in Urban Nigeria Strategies for Mitigation
• » Vulnerability of Infant Children of Street Trading Nursing Mothers to Disaster Risk Diseases in Urban Nigeria: Strategies for Mitigation.