NOUN study centres locations in Lagos and Abuja states
The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) is a distance learning institution that operates in an open and flexible mode of education. If you are interested in studying at NOUN and want to know about the study centres, check out this list of all the NOUN study centres in Lagos and Abuja.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Key takeaways
- All the NOUN study centres in Abuja and Lagos states
- What are the disadvantages of the Open University?
- Where is NOUN located?
- How many National Open Universities do we have in Nigeria?
- Do NOUN students go to lectures?
- Where is NOUN located in Delta?
- List of NOUN study centres in Kano
- List of NOUN study centres in Ikeja?
- How many years is a course in NOUN?
- What is the cost of the admission forms?
- What are the courses to be offered?
- Is the coursework at NOUN designed for part-time study?
- What is the NOUN Garki Study Center address?
Key takeaways
- The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) is the largest higher learning institution in Nigeria by student numbers.
- NOUN operates study centres throughout Nigeria, offering student support services.
- These centres are strategically distributed across all six geopolitical zones or regions, each led by a distinct director.
All the NOUN study centres in Abuja and Lagos states
The National Open University of Nigeria is a Nigerian higher education institution that provides Open and Distance Learning, also known as ODL. The university offers more than 50 different programmes and 750 various courses. It provides quality education to students from all over the country.
While most of its lectures and courses are meant for distance learning, it has many study centres across Nigeria. Here are all the NOUN study centres in Abuja and Lagos.
NOUN study centres in Abuja
Abuja is the capital and the eighth most populous city of Nigeria. It is situated at the centre of the country within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Here is a table of all the study centres in Abuja.
Study centre name | Address | Director's name | Director's email | Director's contact |
Abuja Model Study Centre | Dutse-Alhaji, Kubwa Express Way, Abuja, FCT | Prof. Sanni M. Ayodele | sayodele@noun.edu.ng | 08036761286/08052000000 |
NOUN Special Study Centre, National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) | Plot 1236, Sapele Street, Garki II, Abuja, FCT | Dr. Madu B. Galadima 3036 | mgaladima@noun.edu.ng | 08060033036 |
Special Study Centre, for Nigerian Police Force | Directorate of Police Education Complex (Beside Mopol Barracks) Suleja Express Way, Dei-Dei, Abuja | Dr. Samson Sunday | safolabi@noun.edu.ng | 08055109513 |
NOUN Special Study Centre, Nigerian Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC) | Civil Defense Academy, Sauka, Abuja, FCT | Dr. Paul Ifeanyi | pifeanyi@noun.edu.ng | - |
NOUN Wuse II Study Centre, Abuja | 5 Dares Salaam Off Aminu Kanu Crescent, Wuse II, Abuja, FCT | Prof. Grace Chidiogo Okoli | gokoli@noun.edu.ng | 07036640610 |
Spec. Study Centre Immigration, Gwagwalada, Abuja | Pension Board Office, (Immediately after Atlas Hotel) Secretariat Road, Gwagwalada, Abuja, FCT | Dr. Adakole Eje Odike | eodike@noun.edu.ng | 08037790099 |
NOUN Special Study Centre, Kuje Prisons | NOUN Special Study Centre, Kuje Prisons, Kuje, Abuja, FCT | Mr. Francis Enobore Osagiede | prisonservicespecialstudycentre@noun.edu.ng | 08023114022 |
List of NOUN study centres in Lagos State
Lagos is the most populous city in Nigeria. It is also among the top ten of the world's fastest-growing cities and urban areas. Below is a table of all the NOUN study centres located in Lagos.
Study centre name | Address | Director's name | Director's email | Director's contact |
Badagry Study Centre | Ajo Street beside Ajara Vetho New Community Town Hall, opposite Nigerian French Language Village, Badagry local government area, Lagos State | Dr Julius Paul Eyanuku | yeyanuku@noun.edu.ng | 08023188030 |
Lagos Study Centre | Victoria Island, Lagos State | Dr Alero T. Akujobi | aakujobi@noun.edu.ng | 08037779342 |
McCarthy Study Centre | No. 38/40 McCarthy, Off Obalende Road, Opp. Ghana High Commission, Victoria Island, Lagos State | Prof Rotimi Ogidan | jogidan@noun.edu.ng | 08024957468 |
Surulere Study Centre | Femi Gbajabiamila House at 2 Clegg Street, Ojuelegba, Surulere, Lagos | Dr. (Mrs) Ogunlela | yogunlela@noun.edu.ng | 08034518814 |
Lagos Mainland Study Centre | 14/16 Ahmadu Bello Way, Victory Island, Lagos Ebute Metta Liaison Office: Oluremi Tinubu ICT Centre LMLG Primary School, Ondo Street, Ebute Metta West, Lagos Oshodi Liaison Office: Bayelsa Hall, Digital Bridge Institute, Old NITEL Building, Cappa Bus Stop, Oshodi, Lagos | Dr. (Mrs) Ofe I. Inua | oinua@noun.edu.ng | 08169059934 |
NOUN Special Study Centre Nigeria Prisons KiriKiri Maximum Prisons (Male & Female) | 14/16 Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos State | Mr. Francis Enobore Osagiede | kirikiricentre@noun.edu.ng | 08023114022 |
Ikorodu Study Centre | Ikorodu Study Centre 132b Lagos Road, Aruna, Ikorodu, Lagos, Nigeria | Prof. Saheed O. Ajibola | sajibola@noun.edu.ng | 0703440044 |

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What are the disadvantages of the Open University?
Here are the main disadvantages of attending an open university:
- Limited recognition in some regions.
- Less structured learning environment.
- Reduced social interaction.
- Programs that require practical labs, workshops, or clinical practice may offer limited or simulated versions of these components.
- Some open university courses take longer to complete due to flexible timelines.
- Learners require stable internet access, reliable devices, and digital literacy skills.
- Sports, clubs, campus events, and networking opportunities are often minimal or absent.
Where is NOUN located?
The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria.
How many National Open Universities do we have in Nigeria?
There is only one NOUN located in Nigeria. It is a university that specializes in Open and Distance Learning.
Do NOUN students go to lectures?
NOUN predominantly employs a distance learning approach to impart lectures and educational content to its students. The institution delivers instructions through the following media:

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- Printed materials
- Learning Management System (LMS)
- Radio and television broadcasts
- Internet (when applicable)
Where is NOUN located in Delta?
Below is a list of NOUN study centres in Delta State.
Study centre name | Location |
Asaba Study Centre | Federal College of Education (Technical), Asaba, Delta State |
Emevor Community Study Centre | 72 Emevor-Ughelli Road, Emevor, Isoko North Local Govt. Area, Delta State |
Community Study Centre, Sapele, Delta State | Sapele, Delta State |
Onicha-Ugbo Community Study Centre | Onicha-Ugbo Community Study Centre, Aniocha North, Delta State |
Patani Community Study Centre | Patani Community Study Centre, Delta State |
List of NOUN study centres in Kano
Here is a table of National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) study centres in Kano State with their locations:
Study centre name | Location |
LocationKano Study Centre | Independence Road, Sauna-Dakata, Kano |
Shanono Study Centre | Shanono, Kano State |
Bagwai Study Centre | Bagwai, Kano State |
Rimi Gado Study Centre | Rimi Gado, Kano State |
Dawakin Tofa Study Centre | Dawakin Tofa, Kano State |
Kabo Study Centre | Kabo, Kano State |
Tofa Study Centre | Tofa, Kano State |
Bichi Study Centre | Bichi, Kano State |
Danbatta Study Centre | Danbatta, Kano State |
Gwarzo Study Centre | Gwarzo, Kano State |
Kunchi Study Centre | Kunchi, Kano State |
Makoda Study Centre | Makoda, Kano State |
Gabasawa Study Centre | Gabasawa, Kano State |
Tsanyawa Study Centre | Tsanyawa, Kano State |
Dawakin Kudu Study Centre | Dawakin Kudu, Kano State |
Fagge Study Centre | Fagge (Katsina Road by France Road), Kano State |
Kwachiri Study Centre | Kwachiri, Kano State |
List of NOUN study centres in Ikeja?
IKeja has only two study centres. They are:
Study centre name | Location |
Lagos Study Centre | NERDC, Agidingbi, beside Fela Shrine, Ikeja |
Lagos Mainland Study Centre I | NERDC Guest House and Conference Centre |
How many years is a course in NOUN?
The duration varies depending on the specific NOUN program you are enrolled in. You can visit your study centre or the nearest one for detailed information.
What is the cost of the admission forms?
The form costs 5,000 Naira for undergraduates, 7,500 Naira for postgraduates, and 10,000 Naira for PhDs.
What are the courses to be offered?
NOUN offers Agricultural Sciences, Arts, Education, Health Sciences, Law, Management Sciences, Science and Social Sciences courses.
Is the coursework at NOUN designed for part-time study?
Yes, the coursework at NOUN is structured to accommodate various schedules. Depending on your time availability and workload, you can combine work and studies or pursue full-time study at your own pace.
What is the NOUN Garki Study Center address?
The NOUN Garki Study Centre is located at Plot 1236, Sapele Street, Garki II, Abuja, FCT. For assistance, you can contact the centre’s representative, Mrs. Patience A. Adeniyi, at padeniyi@noun.edu.ng or call +234 802 312 4361.
There are numerous NOUN study centres spread across the country. If you are considering a centre in Abuja or Lagos, the provided information will assist you in selecting an ideal centre of your preference.
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