COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, ILEMONA

The Niger State College of Education, Minna was established as an Advanced Teachers’ College by the defunct North Western State Government in 1st November, 1975
when there was need to establish an additional Advanced Teachers’ College in order to meet the soaring teachers needs in the State. In 1983, the College was upgraded to
the status of College of Education by the defunct Civilian Government in the Second Republic through the Niger State Edict N.S.L.N Number 3 of 1983. With the College’s
new status, the nomenclature of the Principal of the College was changed to the Provost and that of the Administrative Secretary to the Registrar. The Edit was amended
under Niger State Edict No. 1 of 1988, and further amended by Niger State Law No. 21 of 2011.

The College took off in its temporary site in Bosso – Minna in November, 1975 with a foundation Teaching Staff of nine (9), a total intake of one hundred (100) Students, and
sixteen (16) Administrative Staff. Late Dr. Umaru Sanda Ahmadu was the first Principal and Provost of the College. Dr. Gambo T. Yusuf became the second Provost in 1988,
Dr. Bukar Emmanuel Naroka Dauda in 1993, Professor Ibrahim Adamu Kolo in 2001, Professor, Faruk Rashid Haruna in 2009 and Professor Muhammad Yakubu Auna
succeeded him in 2017 to date.

The first section which contains the brief history of the College highlights the following key issues:

•  Establishment of the College
•  Objectives/Mandate of the CollegePursue truth, accountability and integrity in academics and leadership.
•  Governance Structure
•  Academic Programmes
•  Students Profile
•  Academic and Non-academic Staff Profile