Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Nexford University, Fadl Al Tarzi, has cautioned graduates of the institution against joining the trend of leaving the country in droves for greener pastures. The online university, which is based in Washington DC, recently graduated 622 students across its BBA and MBA programmes.
Al Tarzi, who described Nigerian students as resilient and ‘hungry for knowledge’, said the country values education more than any other country in the world. Former Minister of Education, Obiageli Ezekwesili, said for the country to be a better place, it must continue to produce graduates who are capable of doing something with their skills and innovation.
He said, “Do not be afraid to fail, even when you do, start again, try again and retrace your steps, and be courageous for every success story has stories to tell. The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency's FCT command has seized 3,988.74 kilograms of assorted drugs with a monetary value of N80milion.
Source: News Formal (newsformal.com)
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