Tag: Nigerian Students
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Nigerian students to renew visa without interview – US Embassy
The United States Embassy in Nigeria has said that Nigerian students currently studying in the US may be eligible to renew their student visas without an interview. This was made known in a statement issued on the embassy’s website on Thursday, April 21.
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NAUS appeals to FG, ASUU to return to the negotiating table
We have vowed not to go mute/or be silent until the necessary actions are taken
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War :Scores of Nigerian students stranded in Ukraine
Lolade Lawal’s life has been turned upside down in a way she never imagined. The third-year medical student from Nigeria is coming to terms with the effects of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine that started last week. “It is scary, very scary. I’m very worried. People are running for their lives. We are hiding in groups…
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Nigerian Students to be evacuated from Ukraine if Russia attacks – NIDCOM
The world is watching as the drum beats of war intensify pitching the United States (US) and its North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) allies in a grim faceoff with Russia over the alleged threat of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Although some Nigerian experts have dismissed the possibility of all out war, they however, advised the…
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Gloomy days ahead for Nigerian students as ASUU insists on another strike after expiration of three-week ultimatum to FG
Members of the Academic Staff
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FG insists: Decision on exclusion of Nigerian students from 2020 WASSCE final
The Federal Government on Wednesday said it would not yet reverse its decision not to reopen schools to allow SS 3 students participate in the 2020 West African Senior School Certificate Examinations, WASSCE. There had been outcry and condemnation since the Nigerian government announced that SS 3 students would not take part in this year’s…
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Nigerian students doing excellently well in Australian universities – Official
The Australian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr Paul Lehmann, on Tuesday expressed the readiness of various Australian universities and colleges to admit more young Nigerians into their institutions. Lehmann told newsmen in Lagos that Nigerians were doing ‘excellently well’ in their fields of studies in different Australian colleges and universities. The high commissioner said that…