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waziri01:
Hi I want a candid advice.
I am currently 32 years of age, graduate of one university in Benin Republic working with an NGO in northern Nigeria. I have interest to further my studies but it seems their is no possible here locally in Nigeria because of accreditation issues which given me headaches to achieve my mission (graduate studies). So I would like to ask if there is any possible way to do so and please remember am also working with an NGO which doesn't consider allowing leaving working for any reason

waziri01:
Hi I want a candid advice.

I am currently 32 years of age, graduate of one university in Benin Republic working with an NGO in northern Nigeria. I have interest to further my studies but it seems their is no possible here locally in Nigeria because of accreditation issues which given me headaches to achieve my mission (graduate studies).

So I would like to ask if there is any possible way to do so and please remember am also working with an NGO which doesn't consider allowing leaving working for any reason

waziri01:
Hi I want a candid advice.

I am currently 32 years of age, graduate of one university in Benin Republic working with an NGO in northern Nigeria. I have interest to further my studies but it seems their is no possible here locally in Nigeria because of accreditation issues which given me headaches to achieve my mission (graduate studies).

So I would like to ask if there is any possible way to do so and please remember am also working with an NGO which doesn't consider allowing leaving working for any reason

waziri01:
Hi I want a candid advice.

I am currently 32 years of age, graduate of one university in Benin Republic working with an NGO in northern Nigeria. I have interest to further my studies but it seems their is no possible here locally in Nigeria because of accreditation issues which given me headaches to achieve my mission (graduate studies).

So I would like to ask if there is any possible way to do so and please remember am also working with an NGO which doesn't consider allowing leaving working for any reason

ElevationD:
There may be no way to beat it. Not too long ago, the FG moved against such certificates from the Republic of Benin. Sorry to say that you are carrying a mere piece of paper in your hands and not a certificate to take you anywhere in the country. You may have to start all over again, either in Nigeria or another country, who’s certificates are acknowledged here.

waziri01:
Hi I want a candid advice.

I am currently 32 years of age, graduate of one university in Benin Republic working with an NGO in northern Nigeria. I have interest to further my studies but it seems their is no possible here locally in Nigeria because of accreditation issues which given me headaches to achieve my mission (graduate studies).

So I would like to ask if there is any possible way to do so and please remember am also working with an NGO which doesn't consider allowing leaving working for any reason

Sensiblerealist:
Your English really shows you would be better with French I guess.
That is to say , we should have our own regional languages as part of Lingua franca

waziri01:
Hi I want a candid advice.

I am currently 32 years of age, graduate of one university in Benin Republic working with an NGO in northern Nigeria. I have interest to further my studies but it seems their is no possible here locally in Nigeria because of accreditation issues which given me headaches to achieve my mission (graduate studies).

So I would like to ask if there is any possible way to do so and please remember am also working with an NGO which doesn't consider allowing leaving working for any reason

ElevationD:
There may be no way to beat it. Not too long ago, the FG moved against such certificates from the Republic of Benin. Sorry to say that you are carrying a mere piece of paper in your hands and not a certificate to take you anywhere in the country. You may have to start all over again, either in Nigeria or another country, who’s certificates are acknowledged here.

greenermodels:
RIP English. This is just a tragicomedy. Funny enough, he's more likely to get a federal job or political appointment than his better educated peers from the south.

waziri01:
Hi I want a candid advice.

I am currently 32 years of age, graduate of one university in Benin Republic working with an NGO in northern Nigeria. I have interest to further my studies but it seems their is no possible here locally in Nigeria because of accreditation issues which given me headaches to achieve my mission (graduate studies).

So I would like to ask if there is any possible way to do so and please remember am also working with an NGO which doesn't consider allowing leaving working for any reason

AKWATGOLD1:
Mallam Waziri enroll to National Open University of Nigeria to enable you further your education.

Henix:
How much did you buy the certificate in Benin Republic?

Bendeco02:
Oga talk what you know

Am working with one of the best federal work, i won't mention it for a reason.

Some people here were regularized with Benin Certificate few months ago.

As i said, talk what you know

When did FG came out to declare Benin certs holders invalid or won't be given job? Instead they disregard the previous statement from former miniser of Education.

You think people that will work in place like NNPC, CBN, Custom will ever follow you talk or argue about uni certs? People that have the job knows themselves and no one can query their cert.

Use your UI cert go and look for job there and know whether anyone will even look your face talk more of giving you job