Landmark University

21/05/2026

Celebrating 32 Years of Love, Leadership, and Partnership! 🌟

The entire university community heartily congratulates our esteemed Pro-Chancellor and his beloved spouse on their 32nd Wedding Anniversary.

Your enduring union is a beautiful testament to dedication, mutual respect, and shared vision- values that continue to inspire us all. May the coming years bring even greater joy, excellent health, and continued blessings to your home.

Happy Anniversary, Sir and Ma! 🥂

20/05/2026

Sustainable development relies on cultural expression and mutual understanding. Let us champion dialogue that bridges gaps and builds stronger communities. The world’s beauty is in its diversity 🌍 From the clothing we wear to the stories we share, every culture adds a unique brushstroke to the canvas of humanity.

18/05/2026

In universities around the world, attaining the rank of Professor or Associate Professor is one of the highest and most demanding academic achievements. It is earned through years of proven excellence in research, teaching, mentorship, innovation, and measurable impact on society. Scholars are evaluated using rigorous criteria, including quality publications, citation impact, and postgraduate supervision, grant attraction, and professional recognition.
At Landmark University, where excellence is a defining culture, promotion to these ranks reflects global best practices and is reserved for scholars with visible and verifiable contributions to knowledge and national development.
Landmark University is pleased to announce the promotion of three outstanding members of its academic community to professorial and associate professorial ranks in recognition of their dedication to scholarship, research, teaching excellence, and service to the University.
The newly promoted faculty members are:
• Dr Abimbola Oluyori, Dean of Student Affairs, was elevated to the rank of Professor.
• Dr Oluwasegun Abass, promoted to the rank of Associate Professor.
• Dr Joseph Ogunjobi, progressed to the rank of Associate Professor.
In congratulating the newly promoted scholars, the University emphasized that this advancement is both a recognition of their remarkable accomplishments and a call to greater responsibility, productivity, and impact. It equally underscores Landmark University’s commitment to rewarding excellence and fostering a vibrant academic environment where scholars are empowered to attain the highest levels of professional distinction.
The University community celebrates Professor Abimbola Oluyori, Associate Professor Oluwasegun Abass, and Associate Professor Joseph Ogunjobi, and prays for their continued success as they advance knowledge and fulfil the University’s mandate to raise a new generation of solution-driven leaders.

18/05/2026

Landmark University has reaffirmed its commitment to raising industry-ready graduates by successfully hosting the Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) Pre-Attachment Orientation Programme. The comprehensive orientation was designed to prepare eligible students for their upcoming industrial training placements and equip them with the knowledge, skills, and professional mindset needed to excel in real-world work environments.

The Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) is a strategic academic initiative established to bridge the gap between classroom learning and practical application. Through the programme, students gain hands-on industry experience relevant to their disciplines, thereby strengthening their competence and employability.

The orientation programme commenced with an opening prayer led by Engr. Peter Ibikunle, followed by the introduction of university officials and a welcome address delivered by Engr. Dr Elijah Alhassan. In his remarks, he encouraged the students to remain attentive, composed, and focused throughout the training session, emphasizing the importance of embracing every insight shared.

Delivering the opening address, the Vice-Chancellor of Landmark University, Prof. Kolawole Ajanaku, warmly welcomed the students, facilitators, and representatives of the Industrial Training Fund (ITF). He underscored the significance of SIWES as a critical component of students’ academic and professional development.

He urged the students to uphold the core values of integrity, diligence, and excellence for which Landmark University is known. He encouraged them to represent the institution honourably and to maximize every opportunity during their industrial attachment to acquire practical knowledge, develop technical skills, and build meaningful workplace relationships.

Representing the ITF Area Manager, Mr Adebayo Waheed highlighted the strategic role of SIWES in equipping students with practical industry exposure. He reminded participants that the scheme was specifically designed to prepare them for future careers and charged them to serve as worthy ambassadors of Landmark University throughout their placements.

The Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Prof. John Ojediran, also addressed the students, reiterating the importance of exemplary conduct, discipline, and professionalism. He stressed that students’ attitudes and behaviours during the programme would reflect directly on the reputation of the University.

Following the opening ceremony, the technical orientation sessions commenced immediately with a series of insightful presentations designed to provide students with a robust understanding of the SIWES process.

The first presentation, delivered by Mr Olaniyi Ahmed, focused on “The Role of ITF, Institutions, and Supervisory Agencies (NUC, NCCE, and NBTE) in SIWES.” He explained the collaborative responsibilities of the Industrial Training Fund, academic institutions, and regulatory agencies in ensuring the effective implementation and quality assurance of the scheme.

Mr. Lawal Jamiu’s lecture presentation was on “The Importance and Use of SIWES Forms and Logbook.” He emphasized the necessity of accurately completing all required forms and diligently maintaining logbooks, noting that these documents serve as official records used for supervision, monitoring, and final assessment.

In his presentation on “Safety Practices in Industries,” Dr Abiodun Adewale enlightened students on essential workplace safety protocols. He stressed strict adherence to organizational safety rules, proper use of protective equipment, and the importance of discipline in preventing accidents and ensuring personal well-being.

18/05/2026

In a remarkable display of academic excellence and global relevance, Landmark University has once again demonstrated its commitment to raising internationally competitive graduates, as one of its students, Dakak Hannah, earned distinguished recognition at a prestigious academic forum.

Dakak Hannah, a 300-level student of International Relations, represented excellence and intellectual depth at the RUIMUN 2026 Conference held at Redeemer’s University from March 30 to April 3, 2026. The conference, themed “Better Together for Peace, Development, and Human Rights,” brought together students from diverse institutions to engage in high-level diplomatic simulations addressing pressing global issues.

Representing the United States of America, Dakak demonstrated exceptional brilliance in legal reasoning, negotiation, and policy articulation. Her outstanding performance earned her the prestigious Honourable Mention (UN Legal Award), placing her among the top participants at the conference.

In recognition of her achievement, Dakak Hannah was celebrated during the University’s Tuesday Chapel Service held on April 14, 2026. She received prayers of blessing from the Chaplain/Secretary, Board of Regents, Pastor Obed Onos Iserameiya and a congratulatory handshake from the Vice-Chancellor, Prof Kolawole Ajanaku.

This milestone further underscores Landmark University’s vision of nurturing graduates who are not only academically sound but also equipped with the global exposure and competence required to contribute meaningfully to international development and diplomacy.

The University remains steadfast in its pursuit of excellence, continually providing platforms that empower students to excel beyond the classroom and make impactful contributions on the world stage.

18/05/2026

Landmark University has once again demonstrated its commitment to excellence and national relevance by successfully hosting the NYSC/NERD Briefing for final-year students. The strategic session was organised to prepare graduating students for a smooth transition into the mandatory National Youth Service Corps programme.

The briefing provided comprehensive guidance on the NYSC mobilization process and the NYSC Enrollment/Registration Data (NERD) platform. Students were equipped with accurate, practical information on registration procedures, eligibility criteria, documentation requirements, and critical timelines necessary for successful enrollment.

The programme commenced with an opening prayer led by the female chaplain, setting a reflective tone for the session. In his welcome address, the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr Peter Oluyori, appreciated the presence of university leadership and NYSC representatives. He emphasized the importance of the initiative, urging students to engage attentively and take full advantage of the opportunity.

Delivering his remarks, the Registrar, Engr. Adebayo Ajala congratulated the students on reaching a significant academic milestone. He encouraged them to listen carefully, document key points, and actively participate, noting that such a session is invaluable in avoiding costly mistakes.

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Kolawole Ajanaku, commended both the university and the NYSC team for facilitating the session. He advised students to uphold strong moral and spiritual values during their service year while remaining diligent in their documentation and responsibilities. He stressed that attention to detail is critical, as errors in the process can have serious implications.

Representing NYSC, the Assistant Director of Deployment and Relocation, Mrs Omolabake Adewuyi, delivered an engaging and informative presentation. She provided historical insights into the scheme, clarified registration procedures and eligibility requirements, and highlighted both in-camp and post-camp expectations. She also guided students on official communication channels and emphasized that successful mobilization begins with accurate institutional data.

The NERD session, anchored by Mrs Foluke Okocha, focused on policies surrounding academic documentation and project uploads. She explained that the platform serves as a safeguard against plagiarism and academic fraud, requiring students to upload verified academic work. She further outlined the upload procedures and the verification process by supervisors and Heads of Department.

In her closing remarks, the Sub-Dean of Student Affairs, Ms Abidemi Oladokun, reinforced the importance of complete and accurate documentation as a prerequisite for graduation and NYSC participation. She urged students to act promptly in uploading all required materials.

The session concluded with a closing prayer led by the male chaplain, followed by a presentation of gifts to the visiting officials and an interactive question-and-answer segment.

Overall, the NYSC/NERD briefing is a vital platform that equips Landmark University’s graduating students with the clarity, confidence, and preparedness needed to navigate the NYSC process successfully. It reinforces the institution’s dedication to producing graduates who are not only academically sound but also nationally impactful.

11/05/2026

💚 Happy Mother's Day 2026! 💚

To every amazing and selfless mother within and outside our Landmark University community, this day is for YOU! 🌸

Motherhood is a very powerful force on earth. You give without counting the cost, you love without limits, and you sacrifice without asking for anything in return. Today, we pause to say: WE SEE YOU. WE CHERISH YOU. WE VALUE YOU.

Thank you for your unwavering strength, your tender love, and every sacrifice you have made.

Landmark University celebrates YOU today and always. 🎉

💚🌺

04/05/2026

*GOOD NEWS!*

Are you ready for Landmark University Undergraduate Admission for the 2026/2027 Academic Session?

Please note that our admission portal www.admportal.lmu.edu.ng will be open for application on Monday, May 11, 2026.

Meanwhile, kindly visit resources.lmu.edu.ng/directory/undergraduate-admission-brochure to download the admission BROCHURE for programmes and requirements information.

Also, get more information through FAQs

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02/05/2026

02/05/2026

Celebrating 45 years of The Liberation Mandate️!✨

We are grateful to God for the incredible journey of growth, faith, and impact that also birthed Landmark University.

We’re thankful for how far we’ve come as a commission and even more excited for where God is taking us. 🚀

Happy 45th Liberation Mandate Anniversary to the entire Living Faith Church community! 🥳🙌

28/04/2026

Landmark University Advances Digital Infrastructure through
Strategic Partnership with Moytel Consultants Limited.

Landmark University has taken a significant step to strengthen its communication
infrastructure by entering into a collaborative agreement with Moytel Consultants
Limited to establish a dedicated base station, supported by a Distributed Antenna
System (DAS), on the University premises.
At the formal meeting to seal the partnership, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Kolawole
Ajanaku, warmly welcomed all. He acknowledged the importance of the collaboration
and its role in advancing the University’s environment.

In his remarks, the Registrar, Engr. Adebayo Ajala provided further clarity on the
scope of the agreement, stating that the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) would
facilitate the construction of a permanent telecommunications base station on campus.
He noted that all necessary documentation has been completed and that the
appropriate approvals have already been sought, positioning the project for seamless
implementation.

Responding on behalf of Moytel Consultants Limited, Mr Samuel Amah, Business Development and Pre-Sales Manager, expressed appreciation for the opportunity to
partner with the University. He assured Management of the company’s readiness to
deliver a robust and efficient system.

The meeting was attended by the Associate Chaplain, Dr Owlabi
Akinyomade, Director of CSIS, Mr Femi Folarin, and Head of Corporate and Public
Affairs, Mrs Crown Ruth.

The highlight of the engagement was the formal signing of the Memorandum of
Understanding marking the official commencement of the project.
This initiative further reinforces Landmark University’s drive to build a smart, connected,
and future-ready campus through strategic collaborations.