Top 50 Universities in Nigeria 2017 New Ranking

The Ranking Web of Universities (Webometrics) is a rank of world universities web presence.

Since 2004, the Ranking Web (or Webometrics Ranking) is published twice a year (data is collected during the first weeks of January and July for being public at the end of both months), covering more than 20,000 Higher Education Institutions worldwide.

The latest Nigeria University Ranking, as obtained from the January 2017 Webometrics World University Ranking results, has University of Ibadan (UI) topping the list as best university in Nigeria. Below is the updated list of best universities in Nigeria.

   1. University of Ibadan

   2. Covenant University Ota

    3. Obafemi Awolowo University

    4. University of Lagos

    5.University of Nigeria

    6. University of Port Harcourt

    7. University of Agriculture Abeokuta

    8. University of Ilorin

    9. Ahmadu Bello University

    10. Federal University of Technology Owerri

    11. Federal University of Technology Akure

   12.  Federal University of Technology Minna

    13. University of Benin

    14. University of Abuja

    15. AfeBabalola University Ado Ekiti

    16. Ladoke Akintola University of Technology

    17. Bayero University Kano

    18. University of Jos

    19. University of Uyo

    20. Nnamdi Azikiwe University

    21. University of Calabar

    22. Lagos State University

    23. University of Maiduguri

    24  Landmark University

    25. Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike

    26. Olabisi Onabanjo University (Ogun State University)

    27.Babcock University

    28. Rivers State University of Science & Technology

    29. Federal University Oye Ekiti Ekiti State

    30. African University of Science & Technology Abuja

    31. Adekunle Ajasin University

    32. Ebonyi State University

    33. American University of Nigeria

    34. Federal University Dutsin Ma

    35. Niger Delta University

    36. Ekiti State University Ado Ekiti
(University of Ado Ekiti)

    37. Redeemer’s University

    38. Auchi Polytechnic

    39. Osun State University

    40. Usmanu Danfodiyo University

    41  Enugu State University of Science & Technology

    42. Federal University Ndufu Alike Ikwo FUNAI

    43. Benue State University

    44..Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma

    45.Kwara State University

    46. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University

    47. Fountain University Osogbo

    48. Lagos Business School Pan Atlantic University

    49. Federal University of Agriculture Makurdi

    50.Lead City University Ibadan.

This list is intended to motivate both institutions and scholars to have a web presence that reflect accurately their activities. If the web performance of an institution is below the expected position according to their academic excellence, university authorities should reconsider their web, open access and transparency policy, promoting substantial increases of the volume and quality of their electronic publications.

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