In the pursuit of its mission and vision, CECOMPS has undertaken several researches corporately and by individual staff members which have been published in various journals and books. Between 2009 and 2011, the Netherlands Embassy in Nigeria funded CECOMPS activities and interventions towards building peace in Plateau state the tune of N50, 562, 000. 00. These included peace advocacy visits in conflict flash points in Jos and environs which became turning points in the conflict situation in Jos as the Centre’s activities in so-called “no go areas” of the metropolis began to open up for inter communal relations. There were also researches that resulted in the publication of two books: Causes and Effects of Conflicts in the Southern Zone of Plateau State, Nigeria (2008) and Architecture of Peace in Jos City (2013). From 2012 to 2016, CECOMPS carried out cohort researches for the Nigeria Stability and Reconciliation Programme (NSRP) funded by British Council amounting to N22, 679, 650.00. Most of the other researches have been undertaken by individual staff or in collaboration with others in various institutions.

In each session, our post graduate students undertake researches with focus on conflicts arising from farmers and herders, resources, governance, ethnic and religious pluralism etc which are supervised by the faculty. The alumni of the Centre occupy many strategic positions in government, the security forces and especially in NGOs addressing peace and conflict issues. CECOMPS is poised to have a greater impact that it has had so far in the University community, Jos metropolis, Plateau state and beyond.

At the present time, the Centre has 21 academic staff and five non-academic staff.