CURRENT NEWS 

CONFERENCE! CONFERENCE!! CONFERENCE!!!

 The College holds her First International Conference

Theme: QUALITY EDUCATION AND GOOD GOVERNANCE IN A GLOBALIZED ECONOMY

Date:   9th - 13th May, 2011

Venue: College Main Auditorium

For further details click on the Latest News link below 

APPOINTMENT

The Governing Council of the College has approved the appointment of Engr. YUSUF, AKOBE UMAR IBRAHIM as the Director of Works & Services of the College.

 AWARD

*  The All African Students Union (AASU) conferred on the Provost, Prof. IYELA AJAYI, the prestigious KWAME  NKRUMAH LEADERSHIP AWARD.

* COEASU COMMENDS PROVOST, FCE, OKENE. Prof. IYELA AJAYI. for more information click on latest news.

*  IYELA BAGS APAETIN AWARD. for more information click on latest news.

2011/2012 ADMISSION. 

PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION, For more information contact Centre for Continuing Education.

 WATCH OUT! ! ! 

FCE, OKENE BECOMES A DEGREE AWARDING INSTITUTION...

The Electronic Library in the College is in operation.  The e-library is equipped and updated to make researches for teaching and learning easier and interesting.

NOTICES

ABOUT THE STUDENTS: 

Membership of student body of the College is open to every part of the world, without geographical limitations. Thus, all are welcome to the membership of the student body, upon fulfilling the admission requirements.

 There is hostel accommodation for both male and female student population but on the basis of first-come first-served.  There is also off campus or private accommodation opportunity at the immediate community, Otite.

 The student body is organized and led by the Student Union Government (SUG) that cater for the needs of students and also oversee their well-being, in general.

 COLLEGE MEDICAL CENTRE:

The status of Health Service delivery organ in the College has been upgraded from College Clinic to a College Medical Centre, with Dr. Nelson T. Idafibia as the College Medical Officer. The College Medical Centre offers services to students, staff and their wards as well as members of the immediate and larger communities.