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📰 Latest News on Benin Republic University

Date of Hearing: Thursday, May 15, 2025
Venue: National Assembly, Abuja
Source: Rgistplusedu Consult Correspondence


⚖️ Key Updates from the May 15, 2025 Hearing on Benin Republic Universities

🏛️ 1. Leadership

The hearing was presided over by the Chairman of the Public Petitions Committee of the House of Representatives at the National Assembly.

👥 2. Attendees

  • Education Stakeholders Committee Benin–Togo

  • Legal counsel representing petitioning students

All relevant parties were in attendance, reflecting strong commitment to resolving the evaluation suspension affecting Benin Republic university graduates.


📄 3. Submission of Accredited University Lists

Two official lists were submitted to the committee:

  • By the Federal Ministry of Education

  • By the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The list for Togo was officially attached to the hearing documentation.


⚖️ 4. Legal Observations on Degree Evaluation

Legal counsel acknowledged the lists and commended the committee. However, one critical concern was raised:

What is the evaluation status of graduates from private universities in Benin Republic before 2024, the year when the National BSc Exam became mandatory?


🧾 5. Committee’s Response

Due to a lack of clarity from the Ministry of Education, the committee resolved to:

  • Seek an official position from the Federal Ministry of Education.

  • Invite the Ministry for clarification on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.

This resolution was unanimously adopted.


📢 Conclusion and Resolutions

  • The official list of accredited institutions in Togo is acknowledged and adopted.

  • All graduates must meet NYSC and Ministry of Education evaluation standards.

  • Degrees from Togo universities are recognized if homologated by Togo’s Ministry of Higher Education.

Students are advised to verify that their institution is on the official list before enrollment.


🎓 What This Means for Students

  • Certificates from accredited institutions in Benin and Togo are not invalidated.

  • A new evaluation framework is being built to ensure transparency and credibility.

  • NYSC mobilization will apply to eligible students based on the master list.


🙌 Rgistplusedu Consult Commendation

We thank the Education Stakeholders Committee (Benin–Togo) and all legal and institutional advocates, especially Dr. Mensah and our legal team.

Special note:

Our lawyer raised an important point — should graduates who already completed NYSC be required to retake the BSc exam?
The legal view: No, only those who haven't graduated should be required to do so.
The committee agreed to revisit this on the next hearing date.


📌 Stay Informed

Stay calm. Stay updated. A resolution is on the way.
For more updates, follow Rgistplusedu Consult.

Filed from the National Assembly, Abuja
Signed: Rgistplusedu Consult.

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