Covenant, MAAUN Emerge Best Private Varsities in Nigeria

The 2025 AD Scientific Index ranking has ranked Covenant University, Ota, as the best private university in Nigeria, followed by Maryam Abacha American University (MAAUN), which emerged as the second best.
Mar. 4th 2025
Covenant, MAAUN Emerge Best Private Varsities in Nigeria

 

The 2025 AD Scientific Index ranking has ranked Covenant University, Ota, as the best private university in Nigeria, followed by Maryam Abacha American University (MAAUN), which emerged as the second best.

According to the ranking published on the website of AD Scientific, titled: ‘Africa 450 Private Universities Rankings 2025’, Covenant University was ranked first and American University in Cairo was ranked 2nd with Mohammed VI Polytechnic of Morocco coming 3rd with MAAUN as the 4th in the African category.

The ‘AD Scientific Index’ disclosed that the university rankings not only show the areas in which a university is best or focused but also reflect the results of the institutions’ scientific recruitment policies.

“This feature reveals the ability of institutions to attract successful scientists and the ability of institutions to promote advances and retain scientists.

“‘AD Scientific Index’ is the only university/institution ranking system that analyses the distribution of scientists in an institution according to the top 10, 20, 40, 60, 80 percentiles and total scientists,” the statement added.

Reacting, Pro Junaid Amin of the African Centre for Research and Innovation at MAAUN described the latest ranking as a stepping stone for the university.

Mr Amin said: “It’s high time that we did a complete overhaul of the education system globally, employing the best lecturers, and equipping our universities with the best facilities.

“MAAUN achieving this feat in 4 years is not surprising. The founder has proved his commitment to standards and internationalisation.

“I’m seeing a brighter future for the university in coming years with this achievement in just 4 years.

“It is high time that we move from traditional teaching to experiential learning,” he added.

Meanwhile, Covenant University was founded in 2002, while MAAUN was established in 2021 by renowned philanthropist, Prof Adamu Abubakar Gwarzo.

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Covenant, MAAUN Emerge Best Private Varsities in Nigeria

The 2025 AD Scientific Index ranking has ranked Covenant University, Ota, as the best private university in Nigeria, followed by Maryam Abacha American University (MAAUN), which emerged as the second best.
Mar. 4th 2025
Covenant, MAAUN Emerge Best Private Varsities in Nigeria

 

The 2025 AD Scientific Index ranking has ranked Covenant University, Ota, as the best private university in Nigeria, followed by Maryam Abacha American University (MAAUN), which emerged as the second best.

According to the ranking published on the website of AD Scientific, titled: ‘Africa 450 Private Universities Rankings 2025’, Covenant University was ranked first and American University in Cairo was ranked 2nd with Mohammed VI Polytechnic of Morocco coming 3rd with MAAUN as the 4th in the African category.

The ‘AD Scientific Index’ disclosed that the university rankings not only show the areas in which a university is best or focused but also reflect the results of the institutions’ scientific recruitment policies.

“This feature reveals the ability of institutions to attract successful scientists and the ability of institutions to promote advances and retain scientists.

“‘AD Scientific Index’ is the only university/institution ranking system that analyses the distribution of scientists in an institution according to the top 10, 20, 40, 60, 80 percentiles and total scientists,” the statement added.

Reacting, Pro Junaid Amin of the African Centre for Research and Innovation at MAAUN described the latest ranking as a stepping stone for the university.

Mr Amin said: “It’s high time that we did a complete overhaul of the education system globally, employing the best lecturers, and equipping our universities with the best facilities.

“MAAUN achieving this feat in 4 years is not surprising. The founder has proved his commitment to standards and internationalisation.

“I’m seeing a brighter future for the university in coming years with this achievement in just 4 years.

“It is high time that we move from traditional teaching to experiential learning,” he added.

Meanwhile, Covenant University was founded in 2002, while MAAUN was established in 2021 by renowned philanthropist, Prof Adamu Abubakar Gwarzo.

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