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Today is a great day for me as I graduated with first class in bachelors of arts in international relations and diplomacy and I also hold a certificate in computer science from Kampala International University uganda so I am so excited and I can help you achieve this too, I was the Public relations officer for Nigerian students in Uganda and I was the Public relations officer for Nigerian students in Cavendish University Uganda, so you see I have good relations with the university.my name is Nonso and I am very popular in school and loved by almost everyone so anyone one with doubts can confirm.

Benefits of studying here in uganda

No academic delays
Friendly environment
Nice lecturers
24/7 electricity
Awesome student life and so on

Don't let Nigeria hold you down, come to Uganda today and lastly Warm environment with great hospitality towards foreigners

Today is a great day for me as I graduated with first class in bachelors of arts in international relations and diplomacy and I also hold a certificate in computer science from Kampala International University uganda so I am so excited and I was the Public relations officer for Nigerian students in Uganda and I was the Public relations officer for Nigerian students in Cavendish University Uganda.

I will post again without ads I have been away for a very long time, I was just too happy

budaatum:
Thank you a lot! This is the beginning of your million fold success.

I am very tired of lazy fuqs who sit on their asses blaming Nigeria for their worthless existence so people like you are a ray of hope and sunshine.


P.s. Your thread was likely removed because you advertised a service contrary to the rules in the travel section. I suggest you repost it in this section please where such rules do not apply.

Thanks alot and God bless you and I will do as you have suggested, thanks

Hello am a nigerian student currently in uganda and you can study here in good schools and cheap fees for as low as $600 per year for a bsc program,visa is easy to get and admission is very easyyou can PM me for more info

Night View Kampala

Nature

Kampala casino

Near garden city

Anigreat:





See pix wer i go mistake for London Lwkmd oo


Idi Amin, been loot this country finish

Just like Buhari is trying to loot the shithole of Africa

Theres light here 24/7 and remember uganda is not as rich as nigeria they just found OIL

kampala night view

Kampala road
Hindu temple
fairway hotel kampala

The people of Kampala, and Ugandans in general, are very kind and friendly and are very approachable.

Kampala, with a population of approximately 2.5 million, is by far the largest city in Uganda. It is not yet completely overwhelmed with traffic and sprawl like Nairobi and Lagos. Additionally, Kampala is very safe to walk around, even at night, a welcome fact for many a high-strung visitor arriving from Nairobi.

Uganda, as the recipient of massive amounts of Western aid money, hosts large numbers of Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs). Most of those NGOs are based in Kampala, so there is an established expat scene in the city.'

In the days of colonial rule Winston Churchill described Uganda as “The Pearl of Africa”. discover this unique African country. The Equator as well as the Rift Valley runs through Uganda, resulting in a very unique ecosystem. Uganda is also well known for its game reserves, magnificent scenery, lakes, rivers, waterfalls and rich culture. It is said that the people of Uganda is the friendliest in Africa. Queen Elizabeth National Park is described by many as the most beautiful park in Africa. The highlight of the tour will be gorilla trekking and a close-up encounter with a family of mountain gorillas in their natural habitat in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. As of November 2012, the estimated total number of mountain gorillas is 880. This is indisputably an experience of a life time… truly life enriching.

Uganda is a country in East Africa. It is bordered to the east by Kenya, to the north by South Sudan, to the west by the Democratic Republic of the Congo, to the southwest by Rwanda, and to the south by Tanzania. Famously called the Pearl of Africa by Winston Churchill, it is home to one of the most diverse and concentrated ranges of African fauna including the highly endangered mountain gorilla and the endangered common chimpanzee.