A British higher education specialist and Director-General of Global Education Study Centre, Mick Howarth, has disclosed that he is not happy seeing students from Nigeria travelling abroad to get university education, expressing his disappointment over the fallen standard of higher education in the country. Speaking to journalists in his office in Lagos as part of activities to celebrate the centre’s 12th year anniversary and re-launch, Howarth stated that his study centre is a British Council approved education recruitment agency representing universities in Europe, North America, Asia and the Caribbean. He noted that in spite of the difficult environment in which Nigerian universities are operating, they still churned out students with stellar performances even abroad. Read more
‘I’m not happy Nigerian students travel abroad for varsity degrees’ (Vanguard)
