FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES IYIN EKITI STATE ESTABLISHMENT BILL

Bill · Technology

A Bill seeks to establish the Federal University of Technology and Environmental Sciences in Iyin, Ekiti State, for education in technology and environmental sciences. It targets students and researchers in these fields, along with the local community. The bill aims to promote innovation and address environmental challenges.

What Is This Policy?

A bill to establish a Federal University of Technology and Environmental Sciences in Iyin, Ekiti State, combining technology and environmental sciences education.

Who Does It Target?

Students pursuing technology and environmental science careers, researchers, and the Ekiti State community.

What Does It Aim to Achieve?

Provide specialized education in technology and environmental sciences, promote innovation, and address environmental challenges.

Key Features

Technology Focus: Programs in engineering, ICT, and technological sciences Environmental Sciences: Dedicated programs in environmental studies and sustainability Innovation: Research and innovation in technology and environmental solutions

Current Status

Rollout Stage: Under legislative consideration Coverage: Ekiti State and nationwide enrollment Funding: Federal Government appropriation

How to Access

Not yet operational. Admission will be through JAMB upon establishment.

Impact & Metrics

Would expand Nigeria's capacity in technology and environmental sciences education.

Official Resources

Website: nass.gov.ng Contact: National Assembly, Three Arms Zone, Abuja

Legal Framework

Introduced under the legislative powers of the National Assembly vested by Section 4 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended). The University would operate under the National Universities Commission (NUC) Act, the Universities (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, the National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA) Act 2007, and the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (Establishment, Etc.) Act 2011.

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