Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, made remarks on it at a media conference on Saturday in Abuja, where he provided the list of 66 illegal universities and 68 polytechnics, monotechnics and specialised technical and vocational institutions and said the proliferation of illegal higher institutions especially, universities, has become a source of embarrassment to the government.
He cited greed, corruption and insufficient access for the large pool of qualified UTME candidiates as the major factors responsible foe the recent upsurge in illegal institutions.
He directed all regulatory agencies in the public education sector, namely, The National Universities Commission (NUC), National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE), and the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), to work with relevant security agencies to immediately crackdown hard on all illegal tertiary institutions within their jurisdictions.
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Good move......
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ReplyDeleteGood move
ReplyDeleteWow...it's all good.
ReplyDeleteWait.
ReplyDeleteThere's a Minister of Education??
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
Good
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ReplyDeleteto what end?
ReplyDeleteHope this is not a ploy to go after NOUN
ReplyDeleteEka, meaning?
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So funny we have a minister of Education. They should just call off the ASUU strike abeg plus It is a Good move they are closing down these schools with no accreditation whatsoever
ReplyDeleteVery good move. Afterwards, send the rest to acquire much sought-after vocational/technical skills in the community. Yep.
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