“We agreed that from now on, any person who wants to practice any profession that has anything to do with science, engineering and technology, medical doctors, accountants, quantity surveyors just to mention but a few, that first they have to be certified by appropriate regulatory bodies in Nigeria.
By doing so, they will offer job opportunities to our people, tax will be paid to government, wealth will be created and most importantly, Nigeria will now acquire the necessary technology that will help us build capacity” GUYS, WHAT DO YOU THINK?
FACEBOOK COMMENTS
Enyinda Nathaniel Okey
anachronistic. countries evolve laws that encourage development. not draconian laws that encourage clogs in the wheels. The process of registering a professional is clumsy in Nigeria
Olajide Olushola
I Hope they will implement it
Endy Edeson
@OKEY & olajide, emeka: You are right. the policy might not even be implemented. delay in implementation is another factor that will hinder the move
Mayor LP
Well, all along,no foreign Legal Practitioner is accommodated in the Nigerian Court without been enrolled and called to the Nigerian Bar. So it is not really a policy that will assumed a new trend in our profession
Darlington Ebuzo
This is magnificent. U needed to c how the Chinese so called professionals without even a highschool certificate treated us Nigerians (Graduates & highschool leavers), while working with them in ccecc China civil engineering construction company in Lagos Nigeria.
Balogun Isiaka Olatunde
This is the first time Nigeria minister do something that has meaning and for future seek. Good one