NATIONAL Universities Commission Monday Bulletin

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2022
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Abuja, Federal Capital Territory: National Universities Commission (NUC)
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• FG Approves N470bn for University Revitalisation, Upward Review of Lecturers' Salaries • ABUAD Graduates 1,673 at 10th Convocation Ceremony • NUC Visiting Prof. Ado Garki Named Among Winners of NLNG's Scientific Prize Award • Former President Obasanjo Harps on Agric. Innovation for Survival, Dev. @ NLNG Gala Night • Disclaimer: Unapproved Regional Office of AAU in the United States of America • FME Safety Guidelines for Schools • Approved Open University and Distance Learning Centres in Nigeria • Fourteen-Step Process for the Establishment of Private Universities in Nigeria • List of Approved Universities in Nigeria (Federal, State, and Private) • Public Announcement: List of Illegal Universities Closed Down by NUC • This Week's Birthdays

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The National Universities Commission Monday Bulletin (Vol. 17, No. 37, October 24, 2022) serves as an official institutional publication documenting major administrative decisions, educational milestones, and regulatory updates across the Nigerian tertiary education landscape. A key highlight of this edition includes the Federal Government's allocation of N470 billion in the 2023 budget dedicated to university revitalisation and salary enhancements for lecturers to address systemic challenges. Furthermore, the bulletin covers the 10th convocation ceremony of Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD), celebrating 1,673 graduating students alongside honorary award recipients and key addresses on national educational crises. It also highlights academic achievements, such as NUC visiting professor Shehu Ado Garki winning the prestigious Nigeria LNG (NLNG) Science Prize for breakthroughs in agricultural productivity. Providing comprehensive reference utility, the document outlines school safety guidelines, approved open and distance learning centres, directories of accredited public and private universities, a strict fourteen-step private university establishment procedure, and an exhaustive official warning list detailing illegal "degree mills" closed down by the commission. Through its structured updates and notices, the bulletin acts as an indispensable resource for university administrators, policymakers, researchers, and students tracking the governance and development of the Nigerian University System (NUS).
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