CU-CDIIC exists to leverage Covenant University's vision, values, and expertise to making a difference locally in alignment with the SDGs

OUR APPROACH

The primary goal, mission, and vision of the CU-CDIIC is service to humanity. CU-CDIIC seeks various platforms to impact her immediate and host communities through the design and execution of laudable people-driven and impactful projects 

All CDIIC projects both within and outside the University are targeted at the 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the United Nations.

OUR TEAM

THE IMPACT

The impact of CU-CDIIC to the immediate communities and environs has been felt through the provision of free medical screening & medications, counseling, donation of boreholes, transformers, generator set, food items, medical consumables, books, library resources, laboratory equipment, renovation of schools and medical centers, scholarships to indigent persons especially children of targeted communities.

OUR TEAM

PAST CHAIRS

Past CU-CDIIC Chair

Prof. (Pst.) Abiodun H. Adebayo

Current Vice-Chancellor of Covenant University who provided leadership for CDIIC for four consecutive years.

Past CU-CDIIC Chair

Dr. Emmanuel Amoo

Current Sub-Dean, School of Post-Graduate Studies, Covenant University

Past CU-CDIIC Chair

Dr. Michael Agarana

Department of Mathematics | Post-Doctoral Fellow, University of Johannesburg, South Africa

Past CU-CDIIC Chair

Mrs. Aderonke Asaolu

Technical Services Librarian, Covenant University.

Thanks to Covenant University and the partnering organisers for putting up the one-day seminar. In my 10 years of residing in the community, nothing educative and impactful like this has been done for the children in the neighbourhood. We look forward to more and similar programmes towards reshaping the mindset and attitude of young people.

Mrs. Stella Komolafe,

Officer's Wife,| The Nigerian Correctional Service, Kirikiri, Lagos

My generation was not fortunate to be exposed to the realities of the industrial revolution, hence the struggle to make the most of life, based on assumption and intuition. Thanks to the organisers for the investment in the children of personnel of the Service. I challenge participants to make the most of the opportunity that the seminar has availed them.

Officer ASC Augustine Eneimoh

The Nigerian Correctional Service, Kirikiri, Lagos