The Federal Government has stated that the sanction will be extended to more countries like Uganda, Kenya, and Niger Republic in response to the undercover journalist’s account of how he graduated in six weeks from Ecole Superieure de Gestion et de Technologies in Benin Republic and had his degree delivered to him like pizza.
This followed the suspension of accreditation and evaluation of degree certificates from Benin Republic and Togo.
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Education Minister Tahir Mamman declared on Channels Television’s Politics Today broadcast on Wednesday, “We are not going to stop at just Benin and Togo.” “We plan to expand the dragnet to include countries that have established similar institutions, such as Uganda, Kenya, and even Niger.”
Mamman added that pupils who attend these kinds of schools are criminals, not victims. “I have no sympathy for such people. Instead, they are part of the criminal chain that should be arrested,” the minister said
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