Maiden International Education (MIE) has called for stronger collaboration among governments, private organizations, development partners and other stakeholders to reposition education, expand skills acquisition and prepare Nigerian youths for opportunities in the global economy.
Speaking during a press conference to herald the institutes 10th anniversary celebration in Port Harcourt yesterday, Greatman Badom, the Managing Director, said the organisation’s decade-long journey demonstrates that strategic investment in education, language acquisition, and international collaboration can become powerful tools for economic development and youth empowerment.
The institute, founded in 2016 on the philosophy of service, marked its 10th anniversary under the theme, “A Decade of Building Bridges,” reflecting what it described as a decade of connecting people, cultures, educational institutions and global opportunities through language education and international partnerships.
According to him, MIE started as a small team determined to expose Nigerians to tuition-free higher education opportunities in Germany before evolving into one of
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