This page holds the foundational legal and policy documents of Plateau State University, Bokkos. Each is published in full as a searchable PDF. Where a document has been superseded or is under review, that is noted alongside it.
Enquiries: Office of the Registrar — registrarplasubokkos@gmail.com
Enabling law
Law establishing Plateau State University, Bokkos (2006)
The instrument that established the University. Published as Plateau State Notice No. 3 in the Plateau State of Nigeria Gazette No. 4, Volume 11, at Jos on 24 May 2006 — “A Law to provide for the Establishment and incorporation of the Plateau State University Bokkos and to make comprehensive provisions for its due administration.”
It sets out the University’s objects and powers, and constitutes the Council, the Senate, the offices of Chancellor, Pro-Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor, and the University’s other principal organs.
Download the Gazette (PDF)Staff regulations
Regulations Governing the Conditions of Service for Staff
The regulations governing appointment, promotion, emoluments, leave, pensions, discipline, grievance procedure and medical care for staff of the University. Approved by Council on 6 November 2014 and reviewed on 12 December 2017.
Arranged in ten sections, covering titles and application; appointments and the procedure for appointments; promotion; emoluments, allowances, passages and baggages; leaves; pensions and gratuity; discipline; grievances; and medical care.
Download the Regulations (PDF)The loan limits, grants and allowances stated in these regulations are those approved at the December 2017 review and are reproduced here as approved. They should not be read as current entitlement figures. Staff should confirm prevailing rates with the Office of the Registrar or the Bursary.
Published by the Office of the Registrar, Plateau State University, Bokkos — PMB 2012 Jos (930001), Bokkos LGA, Plateau State.
Documents on this page are reproduced in full from the originals. Where a discrepancy arises between a copy published here and the original instrument, the original prevails.