LANDMARK HOUSING SCHEME Landmark University ensures that housing remains affordable for its staff through well-structured and reasonably priced residential options. By offering accommodation at rates significantly lower than standard market rates, the university fosters an inclusive environment where faculty and staff can comfortably live on campus. For senior academic staff, the university provides professorial quarters […]
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreLandmark University uses energy sourced from the national grid and also from other sources like the solar power. A look into the amount of energy used as a university is as follows: Electricity consumption of the University from the national grid = 1 megawatt = 86.4 GJ (gigajoules) Amount of electricity from the generating set […]
Read MoreReport on the Commemoration of World Read Aloud Day 2024 Each year, World Read Aloud Day unites people worldwide in the shared activity of reading aloud, advocating for literacy as an essential human right. In 2024, the theme, “Celebrating the Power of Reading Aloud,” aimed at encouraging children and adults to grab a book, find […]
Read MoreThis is the report of the activities of the Nigerian Red Cross Irepodun Division (Omu-Aran) in the year 2023. During the general election in Nigeria on 25th February and 11th March 2023, the Red Cross was fully involved. Materials were provided for members who were on standby should any cases of emergency from the polling […]
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