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NBTE Approves 18 New Programmes For NUBAPOLY, Re-Accredits 42 Others

In a major boost for technical education in Kaduna State, the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) has approved eighteen new academic programmes for Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic, while also granting re-accreditation to forty-two existing programmes after a successful resource inspection exercise.

The approval was conveyed in a letter dated 20 February 2026, signed by Dr Fatima Kabir Umar, Director of the Polytechnic and Allied Programmes Department, on behalf of the Executive Secretary of NBTE, Prof. Idris Mohammed Bugaje. The resource inspection visit took place in January 2026.

EducationNGR gathered that the development significantly expands the institution’s academic offerings and strengthens its capacity to admit more students across diverse technical fields.

Newly Approved Programmes

The following programmes have been cleared for commencement:

  1. HND Agricultural and Bio-Environmental Engineering (Soil and Water)

  2. HND Computer Engineering Technology

  3. ND Mechatronics Engineering Technology

  4. ND Renewable Energy Technology

  5. Welding and Fabrication Engineering

  6. HND Mechanical Engineering Technology (Plant Engineering option)

  7. HND Science Laboratory Technology (Environmental Biology option)

  8. HND Science Laboratory Technology (Microbiology option)

  9. HND Science Laboratory Technology (Biochemistry option)

  10. ND Glass Technology

  11. ND Library and Information Science

  12. HND Journalism and Media Studies

  13. HND Film and Multimedia Production

  14. HND Animal Production Technology

  15. HND Pest Management Technology

  16. ND Common and Islamic Law

  17. ND Law

  18. ND Procurement and Supply Chain Management

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Rector Commends State Government Support

The Rector of the Polytechnic, Engr. Dr Mohammed Kabir Abdullahi, expressed appreciation to the Governor of Kaduna State, Uba Sani, for supporting the accreditation process.

According to the Rector, the Governor’s commitment to funding and strengthening educational infrastructure was instrumental in enabling the institution to meet NBTE standards.

He also acknowledged the contributions of the Honourable Commissioner for Education, Prof. Abubakar Sani Sambo, the ministry’s staff and the entire polytechnic community for their roles in securing the approvals.

Commitment To Quality Technical Education

The re-accreditation of forty-two existing programmes, alongside the introduction of new ones, underscores the institution’s commitment to maintaining high standards in technical and vocational education.

The newly introduced courses are designed to address emerging industry demands and equip students with practical skills and specialised knowledge relevant to national development.

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