Following a report by The Cable, the house of representatives has decided to look into claims of conspiracy regarding certificate racketeering between some officials of ministries, divisions, and agencies (MDAs) and Nigerian students....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
According to NAN, a proposal made by Jigawa representative Abubakar Fulata, who represents the Birniwa/Guri/Kiri-Kasamma constituency, was approved.
Fulata brought up the Benin Republic racketeering syndicate, which involved Nigerians, when introducing the resolution in plenary on Wednesday.
A Benin Republic-based certificate racketeering network that sells university degrees to willing customers in Nigeria was made public by a report.
An undercover reporter completed a four-year degree program at Cotonou University in six weeks while conducting the inquiry.
The transcript and certificate displayed the legitimate scan code of the fully certified Ecole Superieure de Gestion et de Technologies (ESGT), which is recognized by the governments of Nigeria and the Benin Republic.
The reporter participated in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program covertly by using the fictitious certificate…CONTINUE READING>>
