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Business Leaders Laud NICA’s Credit Programme For Executives

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The six months mandatory Credit Management Academic Improvement Programme, popularly known as “MCMAIP” introduced by the National Institute of Credit Administration (NICA) for those it has inducted through direct membership has been applauded by the top corporate and business leaders that constitutes the current stream 11th executive class.

According to the comments that emanated from the class on Saturday, the business leaders, corporate directors, and enterprise managers expressed profound satisfaction with the novelty of the MCMAIP programme, stressing that it was a relevant, and impactable executive refresher course with midas touch.

“This is a programme that makes you feel business is a combination of internationalization and corporate elitism culture, showing superior governance attitude with behaviour consistent with business management elites, they said.

The 11th stream executive class which ostensibly is designed to achieve sound executive grounding in credit management and general business governance, is overwhelmingly adjudged the best of it kind by the class. According to them, this is the exact of what obtains in advanced climes.

Professor Chris Onalo, the driver of MCMAIP programme, the class said, is a formidable, powerful instructor whose main focus has always being on the well-being of corporate organizations, the people running the organizations, and the economy of the nation. MCMAIP parades an array of distinguished credit management faculty members.

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