Why Does the World Hate DALC.

If you google DALC, you will come up with more negative than positive. Why does the world hate DALC I ask you. Oborah will tell you its the competition but have a look at all these sources and ask yourself, why DALC.

THE HATERS

1. Kenya London News

DALC scandal

DALC 'Expose'- Another Higher Education Scandal

Kln News

Parents, guardians and self-sponsored students in Kenya could be losing millions of shillings in fees and other charges in the belief that they would get certificates from two famous UK universities — Cambridge and Oxford —through a correspondent relationship with the Digital Advisory Learning Centre (DALC).

This is not the first time that a higher education scandal hits the country. Sometime last year it emerged that another institution Irish International University (IIC), which interestingly has connections with DALC was exposed as awarding ‘scam’ degrees to overseas students especially from Africa. One of the IIC directors interviewed on TV actually admitted that there was nothing genuine about the degrees they handed out!

Here is an extract from the Business Daily Expose; “What’s in a name? Probably everything in the education sector. Schools and colleges with a history, reputation and a string of well known alumni behind them tend to attract more interest from sponsors, parents and students, giving them a huge potential base from which to earn income in the form of fees, grants and endowments.

The centre, which has eight campuses across the country with a high concentration

2. Business Daily

Queries over UK degrees offered in Kenya

Written by Morris Aron

February 28, 2008:February 28, 2008: What’s in a name? Probably everything in the education sector. Schools and colleges with a history, reputation and a string of well known alumni behind them tend to attract more interest from sponsors, parents and students, giving them a huge potential base from which to earn income in the form of fees, grants and endowments. It is now emerging that parents, guardians and self-sponsored students in Kenya could be losing millions of shillings in fees and other charges in the belief that they would get certificates from two famous UK universities — Cambridge and Oxford — through a correspondent relationship with the Digital Advisory Learning Centre (DALC). What’s in a name? Probably everything in the education sector. Schools and colleges with a history, reputation and a string of well known alumni behind them tend to attract more interest from sponsors, parents and students, giving them a huge potential base from which to earn income in the form of fees, grants and endowments. It is now emerging that parents, guardians and self-sponsored students in Kenya could be losing millions of shillings in fees and other charges in the belief that they would get certificates from two famous UK universities — Cambridge and Oxford — through a correspondent relationship with the Digital Advisory Learning Centre (DALC).

3.Kazi Afika

> Hi all people from Kazi-Africa,it is of my keen interest to alert all
> Kazi-Africa members and Kenyan CItizens on enrolling in some learning
> Institutions that are not accredited by the Ministry of Education and
> Commision For Higher Learning.
>
> It has come to my notice that one such institution(DALC EDUCATION) that has
> even had the guts to advertise for the so called "CAMBRIDGE &OXFORD
> "Certificates. DALC is nothing but a scum!!!!!Well for starters they will
> not give you the certificates from the CAMBRIDGE AND OXFORD Universities for
> a degree course.After enquiring at this college opening centres almost
> everywhere to dupe Kenyan Citizens,they always have a catch....if u want a
> Bachelors/Masters Degree,they give you from IRISH INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
> which is termed as a fake University with bogus degrees in the UK...
>
> Secondly many have been given this certificates but securing employment with
> them has been so hard since the certificates are locally made by an
> arrogant  "Couple"who own the institution,this operation is undertaken
> somewhere in Industrial area and after three months the Certificates starts
> to fade,Now,How can CAMBRIDGE &OXFORD UNIVERSITY be offering fading
> Certificates?They are not only stealing money from Kenyan pockets but also
> Discrediting what was the Prestigious CAMBRIDGE &OXFORD UNIVERSITIES.
>
> We are asking the COMMISSION FOR HIGHER EDUCATION(CHE)and the MINISTRY OF
> EDUCATION  to step in and save the Kenyans from wasting any more of thier
> cash in such a college.Instead take your money to our Public Institutions
> for example Nairobi Unversity,Kenyatta University and MoI University for you
> to get high quality and recognised certification.
>
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4. CHANGAMKA KENYA

The Grand DALC Deception.

Habari,Hallo,Bonjour.

I was forwarded a thread about this recurring topic on the validity or otherwise,of DALC as a valid institution of higher learning.I had once considered joining ,DALC, to pursue a course they purportedly offered,Graduate Diploma In Actuarial Studies.

My voyage began rather innocently and with great expectation as is the nature of such voyages.First and foremost i availed myself at their Nairobi west offices.Where i was interviewed about my educational level,course i was interested in blah..,.Then i left my contacts i.e e-mail and was told to expect a career placement e-mail,from their "expert"in Westlands,in a couple of days.

Alas! Wanakazi two days later, I was duly informed that due to their assessment I was eligible to enter DALC , at Graduate Diploma level.That would have been well and good,had i not been told that i could report the next monday (this being a thursday) and "commence"my studies without furnishing any documentary proof of my level of education.Now Wanakazi is the point at which alarm bells started going off in my head.

I am a logical man,and as they say when the deal is too good think twice.I could'nt help but think,that,Considering that i had just walked off the street given my qualifications without any formal documentation,and here i was on my way to a degree in Actuarial Science within 18 months in none other than the prestigious CAMBRIDGE or OXFORD no less.Nikaona wanakazi then, what was to stop a makanga(with all due respect to them) from walking straight from the street,say the self-same exact words i did and be on the way to a Bsc Actuarial Science From The top two Science universitys in the Globe!!!,at the friendly cost of 7900 KSHS per month,flexible hours,start anytime programme.
So i decided to do some little cybersnooping(i'm a Web Designer so i am adept at this type of exercise)and this is what i dug out.First and foremost Prof.Doc.Edu Humphrey Oborah as his homepage says,check it out.

Figure 1. "Doctor" Oborah Receiving His Phd.

" Prof. Dr. Edu. Humphrey Oborah, has been researching after attaining his PhD on Gift and Talent Testing with a bias to Career Forecasting. His research has produced Bio-medical Education .


So ask yourself why all these people and more are questioning DALC's legitimacy. Could we all be paid by the competitors? Are we trying to ensure that DALC loses its Oxford/ Cambridge exclusive courses?

An objective person will only draw one conclusion...like a gunman in one of those cowboy movies. FASST!