He said that the accreditation would reduce financial strain on parents.
The vice-president warned that Nigeria cannot compete globally if its universities remain underfunded.
Mr Ezemonye explained that in all, 862 candidates received first degrees.
Mr Omoregie reported that UNIBEN graduated 14,083 first-degree candidates and 1,790 postgraduate students.
Ms Dahiru-Anche said, “Among the academic staff, 19 were promoted to the rank of professors, 20 to readers, 31 were promoted to senior lecturers, 17 to lecturer I, and 26 to the rank of lecturer
The CSO demanded that UNN VC, Simon Uchenna Ortuanya, be suspended pending the completion of the panel’s assignment.
Mr Ubi said ASUU rejected the 35 per cent salary increase offered by the federal government because it deviated from the recommendations of the Briggs-led committee.
The renewed advocacy is coming through a one-day sensitisation and engagement programme organised by the HILWA in Katsina on Thursday.
Mr Balami said the institution’s establishment was a deliberate response to skill gaps in Nigeria’s aviation industry.
The court adopted a liberal approach to public interest litigation, noting that citizens and groups may challenge violations affecting broad societal interests.
