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IDP IELTS Confirms Changes to IELTS Test Delivery in Nigeria from 1 October 2026
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IDP IELTS Confirms Changes to IELTS Test Delivery in Nigeria from 1 October 2026

Vanguard Nigeria about 2 hours 2 mins read
IDP IELTS Confirms Changes to IELTS Test Delivery in Nigeria from 1 October 2026

From 1 October 2026, IELTS testing will no longer be delivered through the MOD test centre in Nigeria.

IELTS testing will continue through the established network of IDP IELTS Nigeria test centres. Test takers will continue to have access to a range of IELTS test dates and locations across Nigeria.

This change does not affect the validity or recognition of IELTS results previously issued through the MOD test centre.

Test takers should use official IDP IELTS channels for current information about test dates, booking, preparation resources and support. 


To book an IELTS test or to find information about testing, please visit: ielts.idp.com


For media inquiries, please contact: 

Comfort Olukogbon 

Area Digital Marketing Head (Sub-Sahara Africa)

E-Mail: comfort.olukogbon@idp.com

Phone: 07082528137

About IELTS
The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is jointly owned by the British Council, IDP: IELTS Australia, and Cambridge Assessment English. It is the world’s most popular high-stakes English language proficiency test. With over 3.5 million tests taken each year in more than 140 countries, it is recognised and accepted by more than 13,500 organisations worldwide. 

About IDP Education

IDP is a global leader in international student placement and a proud co-owner of the world’s most popular high-stakes English language test, IELTS.   

We specialise in combining human expertise with digital technology to help people get accepted into their ideal course, take an English language test or learn English in our schools. Our teams work side-by-side with our customers through every step, from course search to starting their dream course abroad.

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