Parents Urge Federal Government to Resolve Atiba University Law Program Accreditation Crisis

Parents of students at Atiba University in Oyo State have asked the Federal Government to intervene in a crisis that has left the university’s Law programme unaccredited. Represented by lawyer Victor Opatola, the parents seek assistance to transfer affected students to accredited institutions so that the years of study they have already completed are not lost. The request follows reports that the university’s Law programme has failed to meet accreditation standards, jeopardising the academic progress of its students. The parents’ appeal is a direct call for federal action to protect students’ educational investments and to ensure they can continue their studies without interruption.