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Africa

Private-school proprietors urge halt to university admissions

Source: Punch Nigeria · 23 Sep 2026, 02:11 UTC
Private-school proprietors urge halt to university admissions
Image: Punch Nigeria · original report

The Owners of Private Schools Association of Nigeria has called on the Federal Government to suspend the ongoing university admission process. The association says admissions should pause until all outstanding results are released, according to a report by Punch Nigeria. The supplied material does not provide further details about the results or the government’s response.

The Owners of Private Schools Association of Nigeria has called on the Federal Government to halt the ongoing university admission process, according to Punch Nigeria. The association’s position is that admissions should be suspended pending the release of all results. The supplied report summary does not specify which results are outstanding or identify the institutions or examinations involved.

It also does not provide details of the association’s reasons beyond the call for a pause, nor does it state how the proposed halt would affect applicants, universities or the wider admission process. The material supplied contains no response from the Federal Government and does not indicate whether officials have accepted, rejected or commented on the request. Further details were not available in the provided source text.

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