Accommodation

Achievers University provides accommodation on campus for all students. The policy is in line with the University’s vision of producing a total man, morally sound and properly educated. This is to be achieved if students live in an environment conducive to intellectual pursuit and development of healthy relationships.

Furnished halls of residence dedicated to male and female students are available at the permanent site of the University to accommodate all the students. As a policy, the University supplies beds and mattresses while students are required to provide their own beddings and toiletries.

The University recognizes the strategic importance of regular water and electricity supply to the achievement of its vision and objectives, and has, therefore, taken measures to facilitate same. It has functional standby generators, which are put in use when the public power supply fails. The University relies exclusively on boreholes and deep wells which pump water into overhead tanks that supply water to all parts of the campus. The long-term plan is to have a special line from the State Water Board dedicated to the University to facilitate standard comfort for the students.

ACCOMMODATION POLICY FOR FRESH AND RETURNING STUDENTS 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION

1. The University policy is to run a fully residential system, where all students are accommodated in the University-managed Halls of Residence.
2. Any student who has any special reason to make private arrangement for his or her accommodation, therefore, must submit an application to the Vice-Chancellor, through the Dean of Student Affairs, stating the reason. Such student must receive a written approval from the Vice-Chancellor.

   Note: Students who are granted permission to stay off campus will pay Environmental Benefits Fee of N75,000.  Hostel Allocation is now online.
   Payment of appropriate fees is a condition for hostel registration.

3. Accommodation Fee per bed space
   1. 4-bedspace room – N350,000
   2. 6-bespace room – N250,000
   3. Allocation of bed space is on first-come-first-served basis
   4. Allocation of bed space will be on payment of the required percentage of tuition fee based on the chosen payment option.
   5. On meeting the conditions above, prospective students will submit the attached application form to the Dean of Students Affairs for hall and bed space allocation.
   6. Thereafter, the hostel booking receipt should be submitted to the following:
      1. Mr. Emmanuel Ajayi (Olutoyin Olakunrin Hall) – Male & Female – 07067809438
      2. Mrs. Grace Owadara (Lady Babade Adelami Hall) – Female – 09039229095
      3. Mr. Mayowa Alale (Bode Olajumoke Hall) – Female – 08034573204
      4. Mr. Samuel Adekolu (Atiku Abubakar Hall) – Male – 07030505980