Be good ambassadors – Foundation tasks MIU graduands

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By: Mayen Etim
KADUNA, North-West, Nigeria – The Eye Opener Youth and Women Foundation, (TEO), has tasked the 2nd cohort graduands of Management International University, (MIU), in Nigeria to be good ambassadors of the institute
Programme Coordinator (Hausa), of TEO, Lawal Magaji, gave the advice during the graduation ceremony of MIU students organized in collaboration with Interfaith Mediation Center, (IMC) in Kaduna on Wednesday, April 26, 2023.
Magaji who was a guest speaker at the event, urged the graduands to put the knowledge acquired in the last three months training into practice; noting that MIU has taken the burden of training them free to acquire the certificate and skills.
Founder, The Eye Opener Youth and Women Foundation, (TEO), Mrs. Margaret Julius, (R) presenting a certificate to one of the graduands, Mayen Etim, (L) at the event
According to him, there is no challenges in life or business that is not surmountable, hence the graduands should “covet integrity, plan your business, and maintain quality of your products without compromise because it is only a good products that sells.
“This is key to success in business. Above all, continue to research and learn more about your line of business,” he admonished.
Speaking to newsmen shortly after the ceremony, Lead Coordinator of MIU in Nigeria, Mr. Samson Auta, informed that the 2nd cohort graduates comprised of 40 students drawn from four metropolitan communities of Kaduna State who were taught basic knowledge on business management on international level.
He said the graduands are expected to adopt the knowledge gained from the three months course into their businesses at community levels.
Auta urged Nigerians not to depend on white-collar jobs because they  were not forthcoming, rather “we must initiate and establish businesses that will make us self reliant in as government jobs are not forthcoming. This will help sustain us, family and the nation at large,” he said.
Founder of TEO, (L) Mrs. Margaret Julius; TEO Programme Coordinator (Hausa) Lawal Magaji (2nd L); Mayen Etim, displaying her acquired certificate and Mrs. Gormwa Gotus, a member of TEO, (immediate R) at the event.
The Lead Coordinator further revealed that opportunities abounds in the collaboration with MIU, adding that the management intend to expand, saying the third course would soon be rolled out in June 2023, and called on interested students to apply.
MIU is an online university offering accessible and high quality diploma that could be obtained anywhere in the  world.

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