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Nigerian Govt Reverses Varsity Name Change

President Goodluck Jonathan has reversed his decision to rename the University of Lagos to Moshood Abiola University.

Nigeria: Unilag Name Change - Jonathan Makes U-Turn

Vanguard, 21 February 2013

President Goodluck Jonathan has reversed the change of name of the University of Lagos which he renamed Moshood Abiola University in a broadcast to mark the 2012 Democracy Day. Read more »

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UNILAG protest

Nigeria: Jonathan Reverses Self On Unilag Name Change

Premium Times, 22 February 2013

Prof. Jerry Gana, the Chairman, Governing Council of the University of Lagos, UNILAG, has hailed President Goodluck Jonathan for retaining the name of the institution. Read more »
Nigeria: UNILAG/MAULAG Controversy - Jonathan Was Ill-Advised - Afe Babalola

Vanguard, 14 February 2013

Legal luminary and proprietor, Aare Afe Babalola University, AdoEkiti (ABUAD), Chief Emmanuel Afe Babalola (SAN) has urged President Goodluck Jonathan's administration to settle… Read more »
Nigeria: FG Inaugurates Governing Councils for Unilag, OAU, Others

This Day, 22 February 2013

The Federal Government has inaugurated the Governing Councils of the University of Lagos, Obafemi Awolowo University, University of Benin and Micheal Okpara University of… Read more »

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Nigeria: Thumbs Down for Lagos Varsity Name Change

A Lagos court has restrained President Goodluck Jonathan from renaming the University of Lagos. Read more »
- Nigeria: Court Restrains FG From Renaming UNILAG
- Nigeria: Court Restrains Jonathan From Renaming UNILAG

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