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Published: September 26, 2026
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By Emmanuel Iweh
Unity Colleges Remain Public: Minister Denies Privatization Rumors
"Education Minister Tunji Alausa categorically denies rumors that the Federal Government intends to sell or privatize Federal Unity Colleges."
Unity Colleges Remain Public: Minister Denies Privatization Rumors
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✅ VERIFIED REPORT: Cross-referenced as of September 26, 2026.
Published: September 26, 2026 |
Source: CampusAI News
📌 Overview
Amidst widespread speculation across social media platforms, the Federal Ministry of Education has issued a definitive statement: The Nigerian government is not selling or privatizing any Federal Unity Colleges.
📝 The Official Stance
Minister Tunji Alausa addressed the matter, labeling the claims as false. He reiterated that Unity Colleges remain a cornerstone of the Federal Government's commitment to basic and secondary education accessibility across the country.
📅 Key Policy Context
| Policy Area | Status |
|-------------|--------|
| Ownership | 100% Federal |
| Privatization | Denied |
| Funding | Centralized |
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