Lifehassles:
Hello NLders, I created this moniker to remain anonymous. Please let me take you through what happened.
I graduated secondary sch in 2013 and didn't gain admission until 2016. It wasn't easy at home so i started side hustle in school and started binance BTC trading. I am responsible for my siblings school fees and upkeep.
My reading habit waned off and i relied on exams malpractices last semester. I am in my penultimate year. I was caught red-handed and the lecturer involved took it up, i appeared before the sch panel yesterday and today, with the look of things i'll be expelled from school before the week runs out.
I have made up my mind to start all over again, but not in Nigeria.

I have about #14 Million naira cash balance savings from crypto and ecurrency tradings i have been into since my year 1. NLders, please i need your counsels and criticisms. Which country do you think i can travel to so as to start afresh. Age is not on my side, i'll be 25 this month.

Please help with advises and suggestion. Insults are welcomed please, i deserve them.

rtdCivilservant:

I smell scammer hovering around, something tells me the main message here is to tell us about cryptocurrencies.

rtdCivilservant:

I smell scammer hovering around, something tells me the main message here is to tell us about.

rtdCivilservant:

I smell scammer hovering around, something tells me the main message here is to tell us about cryptocurrencies.

MiamiePizza:
If for real you got 14m in your aza, I'll advice you apply for schools in Germany or Canada. You won't regret schooling there ever....

Dollywood:
UK or Canada because after graduation, a job is almost guaranteed

Nickisindigo:
UK would be better because there is a chance to work after finishing

skinnybleed:
Bros, your mistakes are your mistakes and I'm glad you are not making excuses for them. My advice is write SAT, if you know anybody in the US that can help you with a good school, or do your research, then off you go. You are going to be starting all over like a fresher in the university but bro it's worth it. Less than 3m can do that. You have your remaining balance to get through school already.

Second option, GERMANY low or no tuition fee over there. You are good with like 5m.

Again don't beat yourself up and don't let all the comments on here get to you, you are human and messing up can't be over looked. I'm sure you know better now, read and get your deserved grades, being an average student isn't all that bad. Bless!

Dollywood:
UK or Canada because after graduation, a job is almost guaranteed

MiamiePizza:
If for real you got 14m in your aza, I'll advice you apply for schools in Germany or Canada. You won't regret schooling there ever....

Lifehassles:
I am thinking of UK and Canada.

Lifehassles:
Thanks for your kind words. I sadly regret my actions. I'm researching on schools in the UK and Canada.

JaySterling:
How come no one mentioned USA?

skinnybleed:
Bros, your mistakes are your mistakes and I'm glad you are not making excuses for them. My advice is write SAT, if you know anybody in the US that can help you with a good school, or do your research, then off you go. You are going to be starting all over like a fresher in the university but bro it's worth it. Less than 3m can do that. You have your remaining balance to get through school already.

Second option, GERMANY low or no tuition fee over there. You are good with like 5m.

Again don't beat yourself up and don't let all the comments on here get to you, you are human and messing up can't be over looked. I'm sure you know better now, read and get your deserved grades, being an average student isn't all that bad. Bless!

stevolinkon40:
include Germany as well. And avoid using agents for any process. Check nairaland threads and dedicate about two weeks to read and understand rhe application process. Agents will mess you up the more.

stevolinkon40:
include Germany as well. And avoid using agents for any process. Check nairaland threads and dedicate about two weeks to read and understand rhe application process. Agents will mess you up the more.

skinnybleed:
You're welcome, nice one bro and all the best.

Lifehassles:
Hello NLders, I created this moniker to remain anonymous. Please let me take you through what happened.
I graduated secondary sch in 2013 and didn't gain admission until 2016. It wasn't easy at home so i started side hustle in school. I am responsible for my siblings school fees and upkeep.
My reading habit waned off and i relied on exams malpractices last semester. I am in my penultimate year. I was caught red-handed and the lecturer involved took it up, i appeared before the sch panel yesterday and today, with the look of things i'll be expelled from school before the week runs out.
I have made up my mind to start all over again, but not in Nigeria.

I have about #14 Million naira cash balance savings. NLders, please i need your counsels and criticisms. Which country do you think i can travel to so as to start afresh. Age is not on my side, i'll be 25 this month.

Please help with advises and suggestion. Insults are welcomed please, i deserve them.

Lifehassles:
Hello NLders, I created this moniker to remain anonymous. Please let me take you through what happened.
I graduated secondary sch in 2013 and didn't gain admission until 2016. It wasn't easy at home so i started side hustle in school. I am responsible for my siblings school fees and upkeep.
My reading habit waned off and i relied on exams malpractices last semester. I am in my penultimate year. I was caught red-handed and the lecturer involved took it up, i appeared before the sch panel yesterday and today, with the look of things i'll be expelled from school before the week runs out.
I have made up my mind to start all over again, but not in Nigeria.

I have about #14 Million naira cash balance savings. NLders, please i need your counsels and criticisms. Which country do you think i can travel to so as to start afresh. Age is not on my side, i'll be 25 this month.

Please help with advises and suggestion. Insults are welcomed please, i deserve them.