The Federal Government of Nigeria has approved eight new private universities across the country.
The
approval was granted, Wednesday, during a meeting of the Federal
Executive Council, FEC, which held at the council chamber of the
Presidential Villa, Abuja.
The Minister of State for Education,
Anthony Onwuka, who briefed State House correspondents, said the
ministry “submitted a memo seeking approval for eight private
universities after recommendation by the NUC”.
He said the
eight approved universities include Anchor University, Ayobo, Lagos;
Arthur Jarvis Akpabuyo University, Calabar, Cross River; Clifford
University, Owerinta, Abia; Coal City University, Enugu; Crown Hill
University, Kwara; Dominican University, Ibadan, Oyo; Kola Daisy
University, also in Ibadan; and Legacy University, Okija, Anambra State.
Mr. Onwuka said the new universities were given three years provisional license.
He also said all the new universities are to be mentored older ones.
He
said Anchor University will be mentored by the University of Lagos,
Jarvis University by the University of Calabar and Clifford University
by the University of Agriculture, Umudike.
Coal city University
will be mentored by the University of Nigeria Nsukka; Crown Hill
University by the University of Ilorin; while the two new universities
in Oyo State, Kola Daisy and Dominican universities, will be mentored by
the University of Ibadan.
Legacy University, Okija, will be mentored by the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka
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FG Approves 8 New Universities Across Nigeria
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