Maduka University has attained full accreditation from the National Universities Commission for 7 academic programmes.
The NUC accreditation programme lasted between October and December 2025 and ended successfully in favour of the university, which received full accreditation for 7 programmes.
The Commission, acting under the powers conferred on it by Section 10(1) of the Education (National Minimum Standard and Establishment of Institutions) Act CAP E3, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004, reviewed the following programmes at Maduka University and awarded each full accreditation status:
- Accounting
- Computer Science
- Cyber Security
- Economics
- International Relations
- Mass Communication
- Software Engineering
According to NUC guidelines, full accreditation status for undergraduate programmes is valid for a period of five years, after which affected programmes will be due for re-accreditation.
This serves as a strong endorsement of the university’s academic standards and continuous investment in quality teaching, research, innovation, and student development.
The letter of accreditation was received on behalf of the university by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Charles Ogbulogo, who described the outcome as a reflection of the institution’s commitment to academic quality and regulatory compliance since its establishment in 2023.
The Vice-Chancellor noted that the result affirms the adequacy of the university’s curriculum, staffing, physical facilities, and library resources across all reviewed disciplines and reassured students, parents, and staff of the university’s continued commitment to meeting and exceeding national academic standards.
Profile on Maduka University Founder
Dr. Samuel Maduka Onyishi founded Peace Mass Transit in 1994 with just two buses, growing it into a 4,000-vehicle fleet.
He’s Chairman of C&I Leasing PLC (55.82% stake acquired in 2021) and Founder/Chancellor of Maduka University.
