As part of efforts to ensure quality assurance and control in the new programmes introduced in the University, officials from the National Universities Commission (NUC) visited the University on Thursday September 18, 2025 at the Council Chambers.
Leader of the delegation Professor Charity Aremu while lauding the University Management for the warm reception and hospitality noted that they had come to assess the university ‘s readiness for the new programmes mounted to ensure compliance with the NUC benchmark.
The immediate past Vice Chancellor of Landmark University Omu-Aran, Kwara State emphasized the importance of cooperation noting that the feedback from the exercise would determine the report that they would send to NUC regarding the University’s readiness for the programmes.
Professor Charity Aremu lauded the Vice Chancellor of IAUE for the conducive and serene environment provided for teaching and learning adding that it would inspire students to study.
Earlier, the Vice Chancellor of IAUE Professor Okechuku Onuchuku thanked them for honouring the invitation for the exercise and informed that the University expanded and mounted new programmes to meet the yearning desires of those clamouring for the academic pursuits of them.
He expressed optimism about the University’s preparedness and assured them of the University’s openness to advise and commitment for the smooth conduct of the exercise.
The Director Academic Planning, Professor Joseph Kinanee expressed gratitude to the team and assured them of maximum cooperation.
The National Universities Commission NUC as a regulatory body for Tertiary institutions conducts resource verification exercises to ensure quality, verify that the Universities meet minimum standards for academic programmes, assess and evaluate readiness of institutions preparedness for new programmes, provide feedbacks and offer recommendations for improvement. The exercise is crucial for maintaining academic standards and ensuring that institutions provide quality education.
