Minna Institute of Technology and Innovation

The Minna Institute of Technology and Innovation (MITI) is a state-supervised innovation institute in Minna, Niger State, Nigeria. It was created in line with the federal government's drive to promote socio-economic growth through vocational skills training, and offers an alternative route to higher education built on competency-based technological and professional education. Its programmes are largely regulated by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE).

The institute trains secondary school leavers and working adults for sectors of the national economy that need skilled technical manpower. Its mission is to provide vocational and technology skill-based training at post-secondary level, for self-empowerment, employability and career progress.

Academic work is organised in departments: Building Construction Technology; Computer Hardware Engineering Technology; Computer Software Engineering Technology; Business Management and Information Technology (Business Informatics); Electrical/Electronic Technology; Fire Engineering Technology (a four-year Bachelor of Technology programme in safety and fire engineering); Welding and Fabrication; and Mechanical Engineering. Automotive Mechatronics is also headed by its own head of department.

The institute is led by a Provost, with a Deputy Provost (Academic), a Deputy Provost (Administration), a Registrar, a Bursar and a Librarian. It occupies a large expanse of land with space for expansion, at Keteren on Gwari Road, Minna South, opposite the Old Secretariat. It runs an e-library, an applicant portal for online admission and a student portal.

The institute is approved by the NBTE to operate as an Innovation Enterprise Institute and Vocational Enterprise Institute (VEI), running vocational and entrepreneurship skills courses.