The University of Oxford is offering a full
>scholarship to a Nigerian national to complete a
>masters degree in African Studies. The Scholarship
>includes college fees, university fees, and a hefty
>living stipend. As a recipient of an MSc Scholarship
>for this academic year, I can attest to the fact that
>it is an incredible opportunity. If you know of any
>Nigerian citizens (be they in Nigeria or the
>Diaspora), please, please, please pass along this
>information.
>
>In peace,
>Robtel
>
>===========================================
>http://www.africanstudies.ox.ac.uk/nigeria_scholarship.htm
>
>The Oxford Nigeria Scholarship in African Studies
>
>For entry October 2007
>
>The African Studies Centre, University of Oxford, is
>offering an Oxford Nigeria Scholarship in African
>Studies for the academic year 2006-7. This scholarship
>is sponsored by Oxford and Cambridge society of
>Nigeria. The award is available only for study on the
>MSc in African Studies, and is open to citizens of
>Nigeria. In making the award, preference may be given
>to applicants who have obtained a first degree from an
>institution of higher education within Nigeria.
>
>Details of the MSc degree are outlined here and in the
>University postgraduate prospectus or can be obtained
>by email from african.studies@sant.ox.ac.uk.
>
>There is no separate application procedure for this
>Scholarship. All applicants for a place on the MSc in
>African Studies who are Nigerian citizens will be
>automatically considered for the award of the Oxford
>Nigerian Scholarship in African Studies. (See the
>University of Oxford website for details of
>applications procedures, or email
>graduate.admissions@admin.ox.ac.uk, or the African
>Studies administrator, african.studies@sant.ox.ac.uk).
>
>The scholarship is open only to Nigerian citizens.
>Applicants should have a good 2.1 or equivalent for
>their undergraduate degree, and show evidence of a
>capacity for independent research as well as excellent
>writing skills in English.
>
>The scholarship will cover university fees, college
>fees and a stipend. Applicants are strongly encouraged
>to apply simultaneously for other scholarships and
>financial assistance. All applicants may also apply
>for the ORISHA scholarship (see the African Studies
>website for details).
>
>Those applying for a place on the MSc in African
>Studies and who are eligible to be considered for this
>Scholarship must ensure that their applications reach
>the University by 16 March 2007. Students may apply to
>any college admitting students for the MSc in African
>Studies: Jesus: Linacre; Mansfield; St. Antony's; St.
>Catherine's; St. Cross; St. Hugh's; St. Peter's;
>Trinity; Wolfson.
>
>A word version of these details is available here.
>

How does it work?

jom28gy:
How does it work?

First comment after 8 years!!!!

#Awakening as of OLD#

Good one.....

African studies ke? Please come again. ..


Orisha scholarship ko, Irunmole assistantship ni.

My answer pls