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FG Discontinues HND to BSc Conversion Programme Nationwide
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FG Discontinues HND to BSc Conversion Programme Nationwide

Sirmilo May 11, 2026 1 min read 0
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The Federal Government, through the National Universities Commission (NUC), has officially discontinued the HND to BSc Conversion Programme across Nigeria.

 

According to the announcement, the decision was made in line with the regulations and directives of the National Universities Commission, which is the regulatory authority overseeing university education in the country.

 

The development means universities operating the HND to BSc conversion programme are expected to comply fully with the new directive pending further instructions from the Commission.

 

However, the NUC is expected to provide additional clarification concerning the status of students who are currently enrolled in the programme, as many affected candidates await official guidance on the next line of action.

 

Students and prospective applicants have therefore been advised to remain calm and avoid misinformation while waiting for an official statement and detailed directives from the Commission.

 

More updates are expected as the situation develops.

Written by Sirmilo

Adeyemi Samuel Afolayan, also known as Sirmilö, is a prominent Nigerian campus reporter, publicist, and entrepreneur who writes for the education-focused news site CampusInfo. He shares updates on student life, school events, examinations like JAMB, WAEC, NECO, university admissions, sports, and general campus news .

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