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LANDMARK UNIVERSITY PARTNERS WITH LOCAL WATER CORPORATION FOR SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT

The SDG 6 research group paid a courtesy visit to the Local Water Corporation in Omuaran, Irepodun Local Government of Kwara State. This marked a significant step towards fostering collaborative efforts in achieving water security. The delegates engaged in productive discussions with corporation officials, exploring opportunities for partnership and knowledge sharing. By leveraging their collective […]

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LMU PROJECT FREE DRINKING WATER

The university management took a commendable step towards promoting student well-being by providing complimentary drinking water facilities. This initiative includes the installation of storage tanks and advanced filtration systems, ensuring access to clean, safe, and refreshing drinking water for all students.

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LANDMARK UNIVERSITY SDG 15 2023 ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT

Tree Planting Campaign (May, 2023) To promote conservation and sustainable land use, Landmark University SDG 15 Team organized a community outreach initiative to two secondary schools, Government Christian College and Omu-Aran High School (Latitude: 8.1165997. Longitude: 5.0957948), to educate students on the Significance of Tree Planting in Land Conservation. Twenty cashew seedlings were donated to […]

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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL (SDG) 9: industry, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2023

Introduction SDG  9- industry, innovation and infrastructure is one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015, SDG 9 aims to build resilient infrastructure, promote sustainable industrialization and foster innovation.  Professional Development Webinars 31st LUCRID Webinar  Titled: WASTE MATERIALS MANAGEMENT: INNOVATION AND INDUSTRY 44th LUCRID Webinar TITLED: ENGINEERING IN […]

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LANDMARK UNIVERSITY INTEGRATION OF BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION INTO UNIVERSITY ESTATE DEVELOPMENT PLANS

The University’s development plan prioritizes biodiversity preservation. This commitment is reflected in the estate development strategy, where portions of land surrounding the staff quarters are intentionally left in their natural state. These areas retain native tree species and support habitats for various ecosystem elements, ensuring minimal disruption to the natural environment.

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LANDMARK UNIVERSITY PRESERVATION OF ECOSYSTEM AND BIODIVERSITY

Landmark University in other to maintain the existing biodiversity of it ecosystem has since inception left some portion of her Land untouched and also forbid hunting, farming and any other human activities on those land. Picture of some of those lands are shown below. More also Landmark University encourage the cultivation of crops of health […]

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LANDMARK UNIVERSITY 2023 ANNUAL PUBLIC PERFORMANCES

Landmark University actively contributes to the local arts through a range of cultural events, performances, and programs that engage students, staff, and the surrounding community. These artistic initiatives include annual choir concerts, dance shows, cultural dress days, and art exhibitions, which collectively foster a vibrant environment that celebrates creativity, diversity, and cultural heritage.  One of […]

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