Anchor University unveils 10-year roadmap, plans relocation to Ogun

Anchor University, Lagos, has unveiled a comprehensive 10-year strategic roadmap designed to guide its growth and development from 2026 to 2036.

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The governing council will receive these documents and pursue their passionate implementation to ensure full realisation.

A key component of this plan includes the university's relocation to its permanent site, situated near the Deeper Life International Conference Centre in Mowe, Ogun State. The roadmap was formulated by the university's Board of Trustees and was disclosed during the inauguration of its third governing council.

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During this period, student enrolment has grown from about 600 to over 2,700, as new courses and departments were created.

Obinna Nkemjika, chairman of the Board of Trustees, emphasized that the newly inaugurated council will be responsible for driving the implementation of this strategic plan. He noted the university's significant progress over the past five years, with student enrollment surging from approximately 600 to over 2,700, accompanied by the creation of new courses and departments.

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As we welcome you to the governance of the university, we remind you that the governing council is the key organ of the university charged with taking strategic decisions for the smooth running and advancement of the university.

Nkemjika highlighted the governing council's crucial role in providing strategic direction and ensuring the effective administration and advancement of the institution. The relocation to the permanent site is identified as a major priority within the 10-year plan. Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Council, Joel Babalola, added that the council will prioritize collaboration among students and academic staff to foster local problem-solving and enhance the university's competitiveness.

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With collaboration, we’ll be able to create things in Nigeria and solve problems locally. So, we believe that with God, all things are possible.