The National Universities Commission (NUC) has successfully closed down a total of 58 of these unauthorized institutions. Furthermore, it
It said certificates obtained from these establishments will not be acknowledged for national service, employment, or further academic pursuits.
Chris Maiyaki, the Acting Executive Secretary of NUC, addressed the issue in an interview with Channels Television in Abuja.
During the interview, he underscored the severity of the crackdown on illegal universities and informed the public that arrests have been made in connection with these unlawful institutions.
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