NTI Issues 13,710 Certificates to Its Graduates

13,710 pending Post-Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) and Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) certificates have been issued by the National Teachers’ Institute (NTI), Kaduna.

The Institute’s Head of Public Relations and Protocol Unit, Yusha’u Ahmed, made this announcement in a statement to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Kaduna on Monday.”Therefore, the Institute is calling those concerned to contact its offices in states across the country with the necessary documents and observed procedure for collection,” he stated.Next week, the certificates for the Bachelor Degree programs (BDPs) will also be accessible for pickup.

In association with the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), 6,954 PGDE diplomas spanning the years 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016 had been issued thus far, according to the breakdown provided by the Institute’s Academic Records Division of Registry Department.

Additionally, there are 119 PGDE certificates associated with the University of Ilorin and 445 PGDE certificates for Post-Graduate Diploma in Education associated with Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Ahmed continued.

Additionally, 6,192 NCE certifications for 2023 were issued by the Institute.

Prof. Sadiya Sani-Daura, the director and chief executive of the National Teachers’ Institute in Kaduna, has stated that he is committed to finding a permanent solution to the outstanding certificate issue.

The certificates’ issuance was delayed because of issues that have since been fixed.

“The National Teachers’ Institute in Kaduna is unwavering in its fulfillment of its mission as a teacher education institution and reaffirms its dedication to its clientele, which consists mainly of the Institute’s students.”

Ahmed claims that all parties involved, including students, alumni, and those enrolled in its programs at different levels, are guaranteed by the Institute.

“That it has renewed its responsibility of delivering quality and exceptional education through the distance learning technique and the use of modern technologies as obtained globally in similar institutions around the world,” he went on.

“NTI would like to thank all of the stakeholders for their support and patience,” he continued.