NANS appeals to FG on invalidation of degrees from Benin, Togo

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The National Association of Nigerian Students’ Southwest Zone is urging the federal government to reconsider its decision to invalidate degrees from universities in Benin Republic and Togo.

Leaders, including Zonal Coordinator Comrade Alao John, say this action impacts over 22,000 Nigerian students who studied abroad since 2017.

They claim the move is causing widespread anxiety and could lead to unrest among graduates.

The association advocates for a more targeted approach to addressing academic fraud and stresses the need for dialogue with the affected students.

They emphasize the importance of safeguarding the future of Nigerian students and avoiding exacerbating existing socio-economic issues.

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