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The Federal University of Science and Technology, located in Epe, Lagos State, has been approved by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, ending a seven-year ban on the formation of new postsecondary educational institutions.
During Thursday’s plenary session, Senate President Godswill Akpabio publicly declared the approval and verified that the President had signed the Federal University of Science and Technology, Epe (Establishment) Bill, 2025 into law.
“It gives me great pleasure to declare that His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the Federal University of Science and Technology, Epe (Establishment) Bill, 2025,” Akpabio said.
He said that the President returned two certified copies of the law with his signature after the Senate had previously sent the authenticated version to him, completing the legal procedure for the foundation of the institution.
Akpabio congratulated the residents of Epe and Lagos State on the development, saying, “With this assent, the Federal University of Science and Technology, Epe has officially come to stay.”
Additionally, he commended the President for his ongoing investments in the field of education, characterizing the move as an expression of his “commitment to expanding access to quality, specialized higher education across the country.”
Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele, the bill’s sponsor, clarified that the new organization would concentrate on scientific and technology-based fields essential to the country’s advancement. These include computer science, software engineering, artificial intelligence, data science, mechanical, electrical, computer, and civil engineering, all of which are essential for advancing Nigeria’s digital transformation and knowledge economy.
However, the permission is only a few months after President Tinubu’s Federal Executive Council (FEC) approved a seven-year moratorium on the creation of new federal institutions of education, polytechnics, and universities in August.
