The campus gates are set to open again, and as usual, Babcock University wants everyone to come prepared. The management has rolled out the dates, the do’s, and the don’ts. If you blink, you may miss one or two small but mighty rules, so let’s run through it together.
Who resumes when
Things are staggered, maybe to reduce the crowd or just to keep it orderly. Here is how it looks:
- Year 3 students: Monday and Tuesday, 1–2 September 2025
- Year 2 students: Wednesday and Thursday, 3–4 September 2025
- Year 4 and 5 students: Monday to Thursday, 8–11 September 2025
The reminders that matter
A few small steps, if ignored, can cause wahala. So, take note:
- Finish your registration before showing up. Don’t push it till last minute.
- On arrival, head straight to your hall of residence. No detours.
- Carry your student receipt or evidence of payment, you will need it before they hand over your room key.
- Only students who have either paid their fees or have enough balance in their accounts will be allowed in. Simple as that.
- The online portal for registration is still open, so better grab the chance now.
Who to call if things get sticky
Different schools have different officers. You know your school, so here’s the list:
- College of Medicine: Adetunji Esther, 08030455403
- School of Computing: Akalawu Alex, 08035064606
- School of Science and Technology / Public and Allied Health: Oke Omotola, 08037546369
- School of Nursing Science: Ndien Justina, 09162616469
- Veronica Adeleke School of Social Sciences: Madukoma Goodluck, 08033529611
- School of Law and Security Studies: Ayanlowo Felicia, 08135179244
- School of Education and Humanities: Ayeni Ifeoma, 07034463054
- School of Management Sciences: Emea Monica, 08060005778
- School of Engineering / Environmental Science: Lucky Adeleke-Oyegbemi, 07039325029
For bursary matters, these are your go-to people:
- Sarah Ogunsola, 08072090255
- Labeke Oladipo, 07034635185
- Kehinde Somefun, 08072090218