The Foreign Certificate Syndrome

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Have you noticed that many companies in Nigeria today ask that prospective employees have at least a Masters Degree from a foreign institution?

This has led many Nigerians to do all they canto go abroad and get a certificate.
This means that Nigeria currently spends over $2 billion (N400 billion) annually as capital flight on education abroad as revealed by The Chairman, Senate Committee on Tertiary Institution and Tertiary Education Trust Fund, TETFund, Senator Binta Masi. (Vanguard Nigeria Newspaper, February 10, 2016)
Is it fair that Nigerians who school in the country are discriminated against based on the type of certificate they have? What needs to be done to solve this problem?
Watch more in the link below. 

THE FOREIGN CERTIFICATE SYNDROME

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