Venite University has announced the commencement of admissions into its various undergraduate programmes for the 2026/2027 academic session, offering opportunities across Medicine, Health Sciences, Computing, Engineering, Agriculture, Arts, Social Sciences, and Management Sciences.

The institution has also released its approved UTME cut-off marks, tuition structure, and flexible payment options for newly admitted 100-level students.

Prospective candidates can apply online through the university admission portal at:

ecampus.veniteuniversity.edu.ng/admissions

The admission application form costs ₦10,000, while applicants are expected to pay an additional ₦300 bank processing charge.

Venite University 2026/2027 UTME Cut-Off Marks

Candidates seeking admission into the university must meet the following minimum UTME requirements:

200 and Above

• Medicine and Surgery

180 and Above

• Nursing Science

170 and Above

• Medical Laboratory Science (MLS)
• Physiotherapy

160 and Above

• Human Anatomy

150 and Above

College of Medicine and Health Sciences

• Medical Radiography
• Public Health
• Physiology
• Human Nutrition and Dietetics
• Food Science and Technology
• Community Health Science
• Environmental Health Science
• Health Care Administration and Hospital Management
• Health Information Management
• Information Technology and Health Informatics

College of Agriculture, Computing, Engineering and Sciences

• Agricultural Economics
• Agribusiness
• Soil and Land Resources Management
• Cybersecurity
• Software Engineering
• Information Technology
• Computer Science
• Electrical/Electronic Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Mechatronics Engineering
• Microbiology
• Biochemistry
• Forensic Science

College of Arts, Social and Management Sciences

• Economics
• Criminology and Security Studies
• Accounting
• Taxation
• Entrepreneurship Studies
• Public Administration
• Business Administration
• Mass Communication and Media Technology
• Sociology
• Social Work
• Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution
• Political Science
• Tourism and Hospitality Management
• English and Linguistics
• History and International Studies
• Performing Arts and Film Studies

Venite University School Fees for 2026/2027 Session

The university has clarified that the figures below represent the total fees payable by fresh students excluding accommodation fees, which vary according to hostel category selected by students.

College of Medicine and Health Sciences

College of Agriculture, Computing, Engineering and Sciences

College of Arts, Social and Management Sciences

All programmes in this college attract a total fee of ₦345,000.

Courses include:

• Economics
• Criminology and Security Studies
• Accounting
• Taxation
• Entrepreneurship Studies
• Public Administration
• Business Administration
• Mass Communication and Media Technology
• Sociology
• Social Work
• Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution
• Political Science
• Tourism and Hospitality Management
• English and Linguistics
• History and International Studies
• Performing Arts and Film Studies

Accommodation Fees

Accommodation is optional and charged separately from school fees.

Students may choose from the following hostel categories:

• Room accommodating 8 to 10 students – ₦200,000
• Room accommodating 6 students – ₦250,000
• Room accommodating 4 students – ₦300,000

Flexible Tuition Payment Plan

To ease the financial burden on parents and guardians, Venite University has approved a three-instalment tuition payment structure:

• 50% of tuition fees at the beginning of the session
• 25% before the first semester examination
• 25% before the second semester examination

However, students must pay the following before registration and resumption:

• Full accommodation fee (where applicable)
• Full sundry fees
• At least 50% of tuition fees

Why Prospective Students Are Choosing Venite University

Venite University continues to position itself as a fast-growing private institution focused on innovation, technology, entrepreneurship, healthcare education, and practical learning. The university offers programmes designed to equip students with industry-relevant skills while preparing them for leadership opportunities in a rapidly changing world.

With competitive tuition fees, flexible payment options, modern learning facilities, and programmes spanning health sciences, engineering, computing, agriculture, management, and the arts, the institution aims to provide accessible quality education for Nigerian students.

How to Apply

Interested candidates can begin their admission process by visiting:

ecampus.veniteuniversity.edu.ng/admissions

For further enquiries, applicants may contact the Admissions Office through:

0916703200
08032686950

The university encouraged qualified candidates to apply early and secure admission into their preferred programmes before the commencement of the 2026/2027 academic session.

Hon. Kolawole Davidson Akinlayo marks three years in the House of Representatives, the lawmaker representing Ekiti North Federal Constituency II says his stewardship has delivered infrastructure projects, educational support, healthcare interventions and economic empowerment programmes across Ido/Osi, Moba and Ilejemeje local government areas.

The anniversary comes amid growing scrutiny of elected officials’ performance nationwide, with constituents increasingly demanding measurable results from their representatives.

Since assuming office in 2023, Hon. Akinlayo has facilitated several constituency projects, including solar-powered boreholes in Iye and Osi Ekiti, streetlight installations in communities such as Ire Akari and Eda Oniyo, and improvements to healthcare facilities across the constituency.

At the General Hospital in Otun Ekiti, the lawmaker facilitated the construction of walkways and the provision of medical equipment aimed at improving service delivery. Primary healthcare centres in Ikosu and Eda Oniyo also benefited from refurbishment projects.

Road infrastructure has equally featured prominently in his constituency interventions. Residents have witnessed grading works on several roads, while the lawmaker facilitated progress on the Otun-Osan Road and Osan Township Road projects, both considered vital to transportation and commercial activities in the area.

Education remains one of the defining areas of his constituency engagement. More than 1,500 prospective candidates received support through the provision of JAMB registration forms, while over 700 students benefited from bursaries and scholarship awards.

Hon. Akinlayo also expanded opportunities in the technology sector through training programmes in artificial intelligence and software development targeted at young people. The establishment of ICT centres within the constituency further reflects efforts to prepare youths for emerging opportunities in the digital economy.

In healthcare and social welfare, free medical outreach programmes organised under his office have provided consultations, medications and screenings for residents across the constituency. Widows, elderly citizens and victims of natural disasters have also received financial assistance.

Women entrepreneurs have benefited from empowerment programmes involving the distribution of sewing machines, grinding machines and hair dryers to support small businesses and household incomes.

Farmers across the three local government areas have received fertilisers and farming tools to improve agricultural productivity, while artisans and small business owners have benefited from the distribution of generators, spraying machines, roofing sheets and motorcycles.

Beyond constituency projects, the lawmaker has maintained an active legislative presence at the National Assembly. Among initiatives linked to his office are efforts to facilitate the establishment of a School of Nursing in Ikosu Ekiti and the advancement of a School of Agriculture in Otun Ekiti.

He has also sponsored motions on issues relating to public accountability and human rights, while facilitating federal employment opportunities for qualified constituents.

Political leaders and community stakeholders within the constituency say the projects have strengthened public confidence in representative governance, particularly in communities that previously had limited access to basic infrastructure and social interventions.

As Hon. Akinlayo enters the last year of his tenure, expectations remain high among constituents who are looking forward to additional investments in infrastructure, employment creation, youth development and community-based programmes across Ekiti North Federal Constituency II.

Barely days to the June 20 governorship election in Ekiti State, Governor Biodun Oyebanji’s Special Adviser, Princess Adetoun Agboola, has empowered 50 small business owners and vulnerable residents in Ijero Local Government Area with Point of Sale (POS) machines, startup funds and cash grants, while urging residents to remain united behind the governor’s re-election bid.

The empowerment programme, held in Ward A, Ijero-Ekiti, attracted party leaders, community stakeholders, youth groups and residents, many of whom described the intervention as a timely boost for struggling small-scale entrepreneurs.

Twenty-two beneficiaries received POS machines alongside operational cash support to enable them begin agency banking businesses, while another 28 residents got direct financial grants to expand their existing enterprises.

Princess Agboola also extended support beyond party members by distributing clothing materials to non-members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) within the community. Female youths, male youths and elders’ groups present at the event equally received N50,000 each to support their activities.

Addressing attendees, the governor’s aide linked the empowerment initiative to the Oyebanji administration’s commitment to inclusive development and economic growth at the grassroots.

She noted that Ijero Local Government had benefited significantly from appointments into strategic positions across government and urged residents to reciprocate by supporting the governor’s second-term ambition.

“Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji remains a symbol of peace and unity within our party and across the state. As we approach the June 20 election, we must remain united and work together to deliver overwhelming support for his re-election,” she said.

Princess Agboola called on voters in Ward A and across Ijero to turn out in large numbers on election day, expressing confidence that the area would contribute substantially to the vote target set for the governor.

The event also drew commendations from APC leaders and political stakeholders, who praised the Special Adviser for what they described as consistent efforts to improve the welfare of residents.

The APC Chairman for Ekiti Central Senatorial District, Jekoyemi Raphael Bankole, said Princess Agboola had justified the confidence reposed in her by Governor Oyebanji through her contributions to community development and youth empowerment.

“When government appoints you into office, the real test is how much impact you make on the lives of your people. Princess Adetoun has continued to demonstrate that commitment through programmes like this,” Mr Bankole said.

He also commended her for facilitating employment opportunities for indigenes of Ijero and for maintaining strong engagement with community groups, religious bodies and non-political stakeholders.

Other speakers, including Ward A Chairman Kole Ogunleye, Ijero Local Government Vice Chairman Bose Jalo and former council chairman Adeola Adeyemo, described the intervention as another example of the governor’s grassroots development agenda reaching local communities through dedicated public office holders.

They noted that Princess Agboola had consistently used her position to attract opportunities and support for residents across Ijero Local Government, regardless of political affiliation.

Community leaders, artisans and youth representatives who attended the programme pledged their support for Governor Oyebanji’s re-election and expressed optimism about the continuity of ongoing development projects across the state.