CU-CDIIC represents the third critical arm of the University after Teaching and Research. Through CU-CDIIC, we’re making an impact on the social and economic growth of local organizations and under-served communities for sustainable community development in collaboration with key local partners and stakeholders.
All CDIIC projects both within and outside the University are targeted at the 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the United Nations.
Through our flagship programs and events across our thematic areas, we have impacted our immediate communities in Ado-Odo/Ota LGA of Ogun State Nigeria and environs through the provision of free medical screening & medications, counseling, donation of boreholes, transformers, generator set, food items, provisions, medical consumables, books, library resources, laboratory equipment, renovation of schools and medical centers, scholarships to indigent persons especially women and children of targeted communities.
Dr. David O. Oyedepo | Chancellor, Covenant University
Thematic areas
CU-CDIIC on a regular basis engages in free medical screening, counseling, and donation of drugs, medical equipment, and consumables in addition to offsetting medical bills for indigent citizens as the case may be.
Thematic areas
In the words of John F. Kennedy, “A child miseducated is a child lost.” This understanding has been the inspiration of CU-CDIIC in the area of education and training of the mind through our varied educational and capacity-building projects.
Thematic areas
CU-CDIIC on a regular basis engages in the sanitation projects such as cleaning of major roads and drainages along Idiroko Road Ota as well as environmental projects such as tree planting and waste recycling
Thematic areas
CU-CDIIC continues to make a difference to neighboring communities through infrastructural projects such as school renovation and the provision of hospital beds, boreholes, and transformers for several communities
There’s always room to make impact, we welcome you to join us
Covenant University’s revolutionary Cisco Ota Youth Empowerment program aimed to give young people the skills they would need to succeed in the twenty-first century. The program, which drew 119 people, provided a wide range of classes intended to inspire and empower.The Cinematography course, which explored the craft and methods of filmmaking, was one of the…
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In a proactive initiative aimed at addressing health concerns and promoting community well-being, Covenant University’s Community Development Impact Initiative Committee (CU-CDIIC) collaborated with CApIC-ACE to organize a comprehensive medical outreach on Thursday, April 25, 2024. The event, strategically held at the Living Faith Church Zonal Centre Facility in Sifor Community, Ota, coincided with World Malaria…
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In commemoration of the 66th birthday of our Mother in the faith Pastor (Mrs) Faith Abiola Oyedepo, CU-CDIIC engaged in a medical outreach at the suburb of Ota, the Obere community in Atan, Ado-Odo Local Government Area, Ogun State. Ogun State where free diagnosis, free eye test, and free distribution of medical supplies were made…
Read MoreThe Olota of Ota, HRM Oba Professor Abdukabir Adeyemi Obalanlege, who also serves as the Chairman of the Awori Obas Forum in Ogun State, has expressed praise for Covenant University and Living Faith (Winners Chapel) for their significant contributions to developmental projects in the Ado Odo Ota Local Government area and its surroundings. This commendation…
Read MoreIn the heart of Ota, Nigeria, the vibrant Covenant University Community Development Impact Initiative Committee (CU-CDIIC) recently brought together the dynamic energy of of the CDIIC members, Covenant University students, the unwavering commitment of the Church Sanctuary Unit, the technical expertise of the Physical Planning Development Unit (PPDU), and the civic dedication of the Federal…
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In a momentous occasion that united tradition and education, His Royal Highness, Oba Clement Olusegun Adeyemi, the Onijana of ijana Otta, alongside the esteemed Iyalode of Ota, paid a heartfelt courtesy visit to the Covenant University Community Development Office. During this memorable visit, they presented a letter of appreciation to the University’s Chancellor and extended an…
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“We are appreciative and delighted to Covenant University for the donation. On behalf of the parents, we pray that the Almighty God will reward them in abundance.”
“Formerly without the equipment, we couldn’t perform some kinds of experiments without microscopes but now we can. Thanks to Covenant University”
