HAVILLA UNIVERSITY, the first private varsity in central and northern senatorial districts of Cross River State, commenced its 2022-2023 academic session with a one-week reorientation programme for the returning students and the staff.

The City of Gold, Havilla University’s sprawling campus in Nde-Ikom, is in a frenzy! The University has Achieved a major Milestone – its first Academic Session was rounded off with the end of Second Semester examinations.

Havilla University Nde-Ikom (HUNI), a 21st century varsity, has concluded preparations to kickstart admissions into degree programmes for the 2022/2023 academic session at the University.

The Havilla University Chapel of Glory (HUNI) kicked off the year 2022 with the theme: “In His Presence”, depicting the Chapel’s dependence on God’s presence to run the academic session.

Zion Travellers Missionary Baptist Church, Phoenix Louisiana, Usa, Has Endowed An Annual Educational Support Scheme For Indigent children of Nde-Ikom area willing to study at Havilla University (HUNI).

Driving along the Ikom–Ogoja highway, about 17 kilometres into the journey, one comes across a patch of dry land stretching into the horizon covered in blizzard of ant hills and stunted elephant grass on both sides of the road.

Havilla University, Nde, Ikom (HUNI), offering 21st century academic programmes, received approval of five additional academic programmes, following visits by two teams from the National Universities Commission (NUC) (HUNI).

HAVILLA UNIVERSITY, NDE, IKOM (HUNI) is set to launch its Smart Campus project which would see the deployment of a 275-seater Computer Based Test (CBT) Centre, a 50-seater Computer Software Lab, and a Wi-Fi network that covers the entire campus.

PROF. SAMUEL TITA WARA, the Vice-Chancellor Havilla University, Nde-Ikom (HUNI), has been appointed the 2022 mentor for the Africa Prize Mentoring Programme of the Royal Academy of Engineering, UK.

…As VC, Prof Wara charges staff, students on ‘power of choice’ HAVILLA UNIVERSITY, Nde-Ikom (HUNI), successfully held its first ‘Closing Assembly and Carol Night’ for both staff and students of the University.