₦airaland Forum

Yoo many Chinese and Lebanese students in ABU that year, a Chadian in my school 2013-2014. Special admission to ND2

ebubeson:
Have you ever seen a foreigner coming to do HND, B.SC, Masters, PGD or PHD in Nigeria? I do not mean a foreigner who already resides in Nigeria and wants to school here. I mean a foreigner that applied from their own country or outside Nigeria but wants to school in any Nigerian Higher Institution.

Yes!
I learned about four guys who studied at FUNNAB about 20 years ago through scholarships.

CodeTemplar:
I doubt so. The standard here is questionable.

You are a complex and not well informed. can you proudly name your school to know where you are coming from.

BabaO2:
You are a complex and not well informed. can you proudly name your school to know where you are coming from.

school of hard knocks.

Courses:
Experience 101
Experience 201
Experience 301
...

There are many of them at Turkish Nile University in Abuja but I’m not sure if they are mostly residents in Nigeria or from abroad.

There used to be many Liberians and Sierra Leoneans in OOU, Ogun State too cos of the refugee camp in Oru.

brain54:
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They were many liberians, seirreleons, ( my serrelone is not serrieloaning) and a handful of Ghanians in the school I attended.


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ChangedMan1999:
Tzy Panchak, a Cameroonian musician studied in one of the universities in cross river state

The question is do foreigners come, not did foreigners come..

Many of them were in UI with us in the 90s

LeeSmart:
I studied History and diplomatic studies and i can tell you for free that it's the reason why this earth hasn't been erased through armed/nuclear conflict.

It certainly isn't bro. The much stronger countries are just stealing other countries resources and lying that they are peace makers.
Look around you, the evidence abound

Go to university of ibadan and see white students that came to study even yoruba language they are many

CodeTemplar:
I doubt so. The standard here is questionable.

YES many of them at UI even studying yoruba language as a course

ebubeson:
Have you ever seen a foreigner coming to do HND, B.SC, Masters, PGD or PHD in Nigeria? I do not mean a foreigner who already resides in Nigeria and wants to school here. I mean a foreigner that from their own country or outside Nigeria but wants to school in any Nigerian Higher Institution.

COMPAQ:
Quite a number of people from the english speaking part of Cameroon attend university in Cross River and Akwa Ibom.

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Yeah you're correct, including Rivers State. South-West and North-West parts of Cameroon speak English, reasons they prefer to study here as a result of proximity, easy access, short Journeys.

Redman44:
People from Southern Cameroun are actually our cousins. Their culture is very similar to the Ibibio and Efik who live in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States. They live in cities just across our borders in the states I have mentioned and in Adamawa State. Naturally, they will study in Nigerian Universities.

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Yeah.
The Anglophone Southwest and North-West Cameroon suppose to be part of Nigeria, but they choose to join the Francophone Cameroon when the opportunity came, today they're regretting, theyre facing neglect and marginalization from the Francophones, now they want their own country "Ambazonia"

Efut and Qua ethnic groups in Calabar, Cross River State migrated from South-West Cameroon to settle down here many centuries ago. They have Ndidem and Muri Munene as Traditional Patriarch.

BItt:
It certainly isn't bro. The much stronger countries are just stealing other countries resources and lying that they are peace makers.
Look around you, the evidence abound

Just imagine if there's no diplomacy between Iran and US

What is this nonsense advert on nairaland now

Most likely Africans... you can't see American or western coming to study here, Very difficult .

KingAzubuike:
How old are you?

16yrs

Krak:
Citizens of other African countries usually come to Nigerian institutions to study. I personally know many Ghanaians, Ethiopians, South Africans, Liberians etc.

But anytime you see the western oyibo Caucasians in our institutions, just know that they are here to learn things that have to do with our indigenous languages, practices, culture, spiritual knowledge etc.

But have you ever seen a white man ((European or American) come to our institution before for studies?

Why not? They do!
The university I was as an undergraduate ,we have many African foreigners studying there with us.
Camerounians,Liberians,Gambians, Ghanaians and Togolese.
The were plenty in my sister's department/Faculty of Arts.But none was in my department in the College of health sciences that we were.
2 siblings in particular were friends to my sister.They were from Togo,they studied Communication Arts .

mrkings84:
But have you ever seen a white man ((European or American) come to our institution before for studies?

Yes, in OAU, ile-ife. About 14 years ago, several students came from the USA to study courses like Ifa, Yoruba language and so on. I counted more than 30 of them and I recall a few of them were doing some deep studies on African witchcraft.

I did erasmus mundus in 5 european countries in europe. No as such exist there.

ShedrachU:
funny of you to think that these people don't sort & sex for grade over there

Bloody nonsense how can a foreigner even ur neighbor in africa won't study here everytin about Nigeria is depressing

brain54:
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They were many liberians, seirreleons, ( my serrelone is not serrieloaning) and a handful of Ghanians in the school I attended.


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Which school

Krak:
Yes, in OAU, ile-ife. About 14 years ago, several students came from the USA to study courses like Ifa, Yoruba language and so on. I counted more than 30 of them and I recall a few of them were doing some deep studies on African witchcraft.

Wait o, did you just say a study on African witchcraft!

Do they study African witchcraft in our unis?
I for like go learn that one o

Yes foreigners do come here to study at Nigeria higher institution

I have a Japanese friend who’s doing he’s phd here

Fogman:
During my years at UNILAG, we had quite a number of Palestinian students

Make una dey on calms na

mrkings84:
Wait o, did you just say a study on African witchcraft!

Do they study African witchcraft in our unis?
I for like go learn that one o

I think they do, but probably at the PHD level. That particular American lady was doing it at the PHD level. Very interesting lady, I must say.

silibaba:
I did erasmus mundus in 5 european countries in europe. No as such exist there.

because it didn't happen to you