Nigeria bans degrees from five countries
Nigeria will not recognise degrees obtained from five African countries after revelations of fraudulently acquired academic certificates on the continent.
Nigeria will not recognise degrees obtained from five African countries after revelations of fraudulently acquired academic certificates on the continent.
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International education is borderless and is such a force of good and when that is threatened by immigration or visa clampdowns, it is deeply concerning
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