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About NACOS Adeleke University
NACOS Adeleke University is the official body for all Computing students on campus, creating a strong community for learning, innovation and leadership.
We organise tutorials, tech events and projects that help members grow from classroom knowledge to real‑world skills.
Academic support
Community engagement
NACOS AU
Connect with other students
Join a community of motivated Computing students, ready to collaborate on ideas and projects.
Meet the Devs
The developers powering this NACOS platform.
Afolabi Emmanuel Oluwatobi (the_Actual_Dev)
Web Developer
A dedicated web developer who contributed to the NACOS AU Chapter website by building and maintaining key features, ensuring a functional, responsive, and user-friendly platform.
Joseph Joy Oluwatimilehin
Web Developer
A committed web developer involved in the development of the NACOS AU Chapter website, focused on improving performance, usability, and overall site functionality through effective coding and collaboration.
Afolabi Emmanuel Oluwatobi (the_Actual_Dev)
Web Developer
A dedicated web developer who contributed to the NACOS AU Chapter website by building and maintaining key features, ensuring a functional, responsive, and user-friendly platform.
Joseph Joy Oluwatimilehin
Web Developer
A committed web developer involved in the development of the NACOS AU Chapter website, focused on improving performance, usability, and overall site functionality through effective coding and collaboration.
Recent NACOS activities
Highlights from our events, projects and outreach.
Our mission is to empower
Computing students at
Adeleke University
Read our constitution
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about NACOS Adeleke University.. How do I become a NACOS member?
All Computing students at Adeleke University are automatically eligible. Simply complete your registration with the departmental association and stay up to date with our announcements.
. What benefits do NACOS members enjoy?
Members have access to tutorials, tech events, projects, mentorship and information about scholarships, internships and competitions.
. How can I volunteer or serve as an executive?
Leadership positions are opened before each academic session. Watch out for nomination and election announcements on our platforms.
. How do I get updates about upcoming events?
Follow our social media pages, check this website regularly and join your class WhatsApp groups to receive official NACOS announcements.
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Strong community of Computing students.
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Regular academic tutorials and mentorship.
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Tech events, competitions and hackathons.
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Access to learning resources and opportunities.
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Representation of Computing students in the university community.
500+
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What our members are saying
Home for Computing students at Adeleke UniversityBeing part of NACOS AU Chapter has connected me with other students who are passionate about technology and innovation.
the_Actual_Dev, 400L
Computer Science
The tutorials and group discussions organised by NACOS made difficult courses much easier to understand.
Michael, 300L
Software Engineering
NACOS events exposed me to hackathons, competitions and opportunities I would never have found on my own.
Fatimah, 200L
Information Technology
Serving in NACOS leadership taught me teamwork, planning and communication skills that go beyond the classroom.
John, 400L
NACOS Executive
Through NACOS I met seniors who mentor me on building a career in software development.
Grace, 100L
Computer Science
NACOS AU Chapter makes it easy to stay informed about competitions, scholarships and conferences relevant to Computing students.
Samuel, 300L
Cyber Security
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Tutorials & study groups
Join department‑wide tutorials and peer study groups organised by NACOS to improve your grades.
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Exam preparation support
Get access to past questions, summary notes and tips from seniors who have taken the same courses.
NACOS supports your academic journey from 100 level to final year with structured tutorials and mentorship from experienced students.
- Faculty‑backed tutorial timetable
- Access to curated learning materials
- One‑on‑one mentorship for difficult courses
- Exam preparation and revision sessions
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Strong student community
Connect with other Computing students through hangouts, group projects and informal meetups hosted by NACOS.
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Clubs & working groups
Join coding clubs, design circles and project teams that help you learn by building with friends.
Our community keeps you plugged into what is happening in NACOS — from events to announcements and support channels.
- WhatsApp and Telegram announcement channels
- Study and project accountability groups
- Volunteer teams for NACOS programmes
- Safe, supportive environment for every member
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Career & internship support
Get help preparing for internships and tech roles through CV reviews, portfolio guidance and interview tips from seniors.
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Tech growth opportunities
Through NACOS events, hackathons and partner programmes you can build real projects and grow your tech portfolio.
NACOS helps you plan beyond the classroom with guidance on career paths in software engineering, data, cybersecurity and more.
- CV, LinkedIn and portfolio review sessions
- Internship and job opportunity broadcasts
- Support for scholarships, competitions and conferences
- Access to alumni and industry guest mentors
Latest NACOS news
Stay up to date with activities at NACOS Adeleke University.
Orientation for new NACOSites
Highlights from our welcome program for new Computing students and introduction to NACOS activities.
26 mar
Tech meetup & code camp
A weekend of coding sessions, talks and networking with fellow NACOSites and alumni.
26 mar
Community service outreach
NACOS members visiting secondary schools to inspire the next generation of Computing students.
26 mar
