Federal Polytechnic Mubi

Federal Polytechnic Mubi is a renowned tertiary institution located in Mubi, Adamawa State, Nigeria.

The polytechnic in Mubi was established in 1979 as one of several new federal polytechnics created by the Nigerian government. Its initial location in Yola was part of a broader initiative to expand access to higher education across Nigeria. In 1982, the institution was relocated to Mubi, where it found its new home in the buildings of the defunct Federal School of Arts and Sciences. These buildings were carefully renovated and adapted to meet the evolving needs of a polytechnic, setting the stage for its future growth. Over the years, the polytechnic has experienced steady growth, expanding its academic offerings and student population. As the institution matured, it gradually increased its academic departments and support services to cater to a diverse student body. This expansion was complemented by a continuous focus on enhancing the academic quality and relevance of its programs. The polytechnic has developed into a key educational provider in the region, attracting students from various parts of Nigeria.

The polytechnic has made significant investments in modern facilities and infrastructure, ensuring that students have access to state-of-the-art resources. This includes the development of new classrooms, laboratories, and student accommodation, all designed to create a conducive learning environment. The institution also focuses on maintaining up-to-date technology to keep pace with the changing educational landscape. As a result, students are equipped with the tools they need to succeed in their studies and future careers. Today, the polytechnic is regarded as a leading institution in the region, offering a broad array of programs to prepare students for the workforce. It continues to strengthen its reputation by forging strategic partnerships with industries and other educational institutions. The institution’s commitment to academic excellence and student development remains central to its mission, and it continues to contribute to the region's socio-economic growth.