UK Business School Struck Off Over Insolvency Continues To Run Fake Programs for Nigerian Police Officers
The Metropolitan School of Business and Management, UK, continues to operate and offer questionable programs to Nigerian police officers, despite being dissolved in February 2024 due to financial insolvency. The school, once registered as a leading online institution, was struck off the UK registry for failing to meet financial obligations. Despite these issues, it has been able to recruit Nigerian police officers, including those from Zamfara State, to participate in training programs that are increasingly under scrutiny for their legitimacy and credibility. The situation raises concerns about the due diligence of Nigerian law enforcement agencies in partnering with financially unstable institutions.
The Metropolitan School of Business and Management, UK, continues to operate and offer questionable programs to Nigerian police officers, despite being dissolved in February 2024 due to financial insolvency. The school, once registered as a leading online institution, was struck off the UK registry for failing to meet financial obligations. Despite these issues, it has been able to recruit Nigerian police officers, including those from Zamfara State, to participate in training programs that are increasingly under scrutiny for their legitimacy and credibility. The situation raises concerns about the due diligence of Nigerian law enforcement agencies in partnering with financially unstable institutions.
UK Business School Struck Off Over Insolvency Continues To Run Fake Programs for Nigerian Police Officers
The Metropolitan School of Business and Management, UK, continues to operate and offer questionable programs to Nigerian police officers, despite being dissolved in February 2024 due to financial insolvency. The school, once registered as a leading online institution, was struck off the UK registry for failing to meet financial obligations. Despite these issues, it has been able to recruit Nigerian police officers, including those from Zamfara State, to participate in training programs that are increasingly under scrutiny for their legitimacy and credibility. The situation raises concerns about the due diligence of Nigerian law enforcement agencies in partnering with financially unstable institutions.
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