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Guys, after suffering two engine replacement on two different SUVs I came to the conclusion that most Nigerian technicians or mechanics as we know them only REPLACE faulty engine parts or advise to by-pass electrical or sensors. Most car service centres will bring your cat back same way you took it there.

I want to train technicians including myself in anything automobile, cuz come to think of it today's cars are not what you give to a bukka trained technician or a half baked service centre mechanic.

Ikenna31, doMack99, kakakibuy give me a heads up on where people can go for these training in Nigeria and overseas.

pacino26:
Guys, after suffering two engine replacement on two different SUVs I came to the conclusion that most Nigerian technicians or mechanics as we know them only REPLACE faulty engine parts or advise to by-pass electrical or sensors. Most car service centres will bring your cat back same way you took it there.

I want to train technicians including myself in anything automobile, cuz come to think of it today's cars are not what you give to a bukka trained technician or a half baked service centre mechanic.

Ikenna31, doMack99, kakakibuy give me a heads up on where people can go for these training in Nigeria and overseas.

GAZZUZZ see.....

Kashif:
GAZZUZZ see.....

I am seeing but I am confused.

OP do you want to send us to obodoyibo for free to learn work?

pacino26:
Guys, after suffering two engine replacement on two different SUVs I came to the conclusion that most Nigerian technicians or mechanics as we know them only REPLACE faulty engine parts or advise to by-pass electrical or sensors. Most car service centres will bring your cat back same way you took it there.

I want to train technicians including myself in anything automobile, cuz come to think of it today's cars are not what you give to a bukka trained technician or a half baked service centre mechanic.

Ikenna31, doMack99, kakakibuy give me a heads up on where people can go for these training in Nigeria and overseas.

Uncle me me me. Can you nominate me too I want to go to ogodo oyinbo

pacino26:
Guys, after suffering two engine replacement on two different SUVs I came to the conclusion that most Nigerian technicians or mechanics as we know them only REPLACE faulty engine parts or advise to by-pass electrical or sensors. Most car service centres will bring your cat back same way you took it there.

I want to train technicians including myself in anything automobile, cuz come to think of it today's cars are not what you give to a bukka trained technician or a half baked service centre mechanic.

Ikenna31, doMack99, kakakibuy give me a heads up on where people can go for these training in Nigeria and overseas.

I think Leyland Technical Academy Ibadan operated by Leyland Busan Motors Limited should be it. They are accredited by London City and Guilds. They ve some two years programs and other shorter programs including executive trainings.

GAZZUZZ:
I am seeing but I am confused.

OP do you want to send us to obodoyibo for free to learn work?

Mba, I already have people for that. Besides you're too old for any youth empowerment project.

Thanks for the suggestions, I'll definitely look it up.

pacino26:
Mba, I already have people for that. Besides you're too old for any youth empowerment project.

Thanks for the suggestions, I'll definitely look it up.

We are not to old oh.
No one can grow above knowledge.

benefitzte:
I think Leyland Technical Academy Ibadan operated by Leyland Busan Motors Limited should be it. They are accredited by London City and Guilds. They ve some two years programs and other shorter programs including executive trainings.

Do you know the capability of this leyland training academy, is their training worth it?