The history of Information and Communication Technology in the University dates back to 27th September, 2004 when His Excellency, Dr. George Akume, the Executive Governor of Benue State commissioned a 45-note computer network. The centre was donated by Shell Petroleum Development initiative.
The Centre was upgraded to a Directorate in April, 2006 to marshal support for the University target of using Information Technology as the pivot of the University system
The Directorate of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) at Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University, Makurdi is the digital heartbeat of the institution.
Under the exceptional leadership of Engr. Dr. Philip Omolaye, the Directorate has made remarkable strides in strengthening the university’s ICT infrastructure, digitizing services, and building a secure, efficient, and responsive technological ecosystem.
This unit forms the backbone of campus connectivity. It is responsible for the design, implementation, and management of the university’s robust wired and wireless networks.
Key Functions:
The unit ensures that all academic, administrative, and residential areas are seamlessly connected to the digital world.
Tasked with building and maintaining the university’s digital platforms, this unit blends creativity with functionality to deliver smart, user-friendly systems.
Key Functions:
The unit drives digital innovation through robust software design and agile web technologies.
At the heart of the Directorate’s operations is the commitment to user satisfaction. This unit provides frontline technical support and ensures end-users enjoy smooth digital experiences.
Key Functions:
Whether it’s password issues or accessing digital resources, this unit is always ready to help.
This unit ensures that all ICT hardware and equipment function optimally. From diagnostics to repairs, it safeguards the university’s investment in technology.
Key Functions:
The unit ensures that all academic, administrative, and residential areas are seamlessly connected to the digital world.
Empowering users is key to a successful digital transformation. This unit equips students, academic staff, and non-academic staff with essential ICT skills to thrive in a digital age.
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The unit fosters a culture of continuous learning and digital empowerment.
This unit ensures that all ICT hardware and equipment function optimally. From diagnostics to repairs, it safeguards the university’s investment in technology.
Key Functions:
The unit ensures that all academic, administrative, and residential areas are seamlessly connected to the digital world.
