The university’s centre of excellence in space science technology, and application was also approved to offer postgraduate degrees in remote sensing and aeronautics engineering.
The VC said, “One hundred days is not a destination; it is a checkpoint.”
Mr Nnaji had filed the suit following allegations of certificate forgery levelled against him.
He said the projects would elevate the quality of training, research, innovation and healthcare delivery.
The NUC secretary said many honorees had allegedly used the titles to claim unearned academic status, attract undue prestige, or secure personal advantages.
Mr Tinubu challenged Nigerian universities to conduct a thorough self-assessment to ascertain if they were meeting national and global community expectations.
The president said he believed that FUTA is endowed with high-quality and innovative researchers who could take up the task.
He stressed that the decay of public universities posed a threat to national integration.
According to him, if the vice is not properly and timely checked, it can jeopardise the education sector.
Ms Ilyasu advised the affected students to formally write to the minister of education
