Statsocial:
Nigerians spends over N1.5 trillion on students studying abroad, the Exam Ethics International, a non-governmental organisation, has said.

Research shows that, annually, Ghana, UK, USA gets N338 billion of Nigerian students’ funds.



Data below sourced from UNESCO and represents 2015 enrollment of Nigerians in foreign countries

1) United Kingdom: 17,973 students

2) Ghana: 13,919

3) United States of America: 10,674

4) Benin republic: 5,000(Estimated)

5) Malaysia: 4,943

6) Saudi Arabia: 1,915

https://educationexplorersite./2017/08/19/six-countries-with-highest-annual-enrollment-of-nigerian-students/

lalasticlala

Tolexander:
still wondering the rationale in studying in Benin republic.

Well foreign student na foreign student, even if the school is in Bakassi Peninsula!

ABI O.. NA SO ONE GIRL COM DE BRAG SAY SHE DE SCHOOL ABROAD.
I START TRIP ALREADY...

I ASK WHERE?

SHE SAY NA ANGOLA.

I SHOUT!!

Tolexander:
still wondering the rationale in studying in Benin republic.

Well foreign student na foreign student, even if the school is in Bakassi Peninsula!

Tolexander:
still wondering the rationale in studying in Benin republic.

Well foreign student na foreign student, even if the school is in Bakassi Peninsula!

Statsocial:
Nigerians spends over N1.5 trillion on students studying abroad, the Exam Ethics International, a non-governmental organisation, has said.

Research shows that, annually, Ghana, UK, USA gets N338 billion of Nigerian students’ funds.



Data below sourced from UNESCO and represents 2015 enrollment of Nigerians in foreign countries

1) United Kingdom: 17,973 students

2) Ghana: 13,919

3) United States of America: 10,674

4) Benin republic: 5,000(Estimated)

5) Malaysia: 4,943

6) Saudi Arabia: 1,915

https://educationexplorersite./2017/08/19/six-countries-with-highest-annual-enrollment-of-nigerian-students/

lalasticlala

Chukazu:
The trend can only go upward.

We need to pass a law that forbids public officials and civil servant from sending their wards abroad to study... That is the only time our government would be forced to fix our comatose education system, till then "abroad is abroad"

Statsocial:

It would be wrong to attempt that legally. The best any sane government can do is to encourage people to study back here by improving our public universities and helping our private universities attain their possible best. Not all the problems in higher education is financially related. Some are just a result of bad policies and maladministration. Of recent we've seen an increase in wealthy Nigerians choosing to stay back home to get an undergraduate degree in many private universities. Which means if we can improve on these universities people would naturally stay back to study here.
There is hope you see, but cancelling out educational tourism would only succeed if we allow private universities to succeed. At this point they are the ones capable of retaining the elite class from leaving the shores of Nigeria to seek higher education and also stopping the middle class from aspiring to do so without wrecking the FG purse. But govt should 'help' these private universities by ensuring they rid themselves of obnoxious rules that can turn away prospective students.
Lalasticlala

hakeem4:


Those in Benin republic and Ghana too will be claiming abroad

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Statsocial:

It would be wrong to attempt that legally. The best any sane government can do is to encourage people to study back here by improving our public universities and helping our private universities attain their possible best. Not all the problems in higher education is financially related. Some are just a result of bad policies and maladministration. Of recent we've seen an increase in wealthy Nigerians choosing to stay back home to get an undergraduate degree in many private universities. Which means if we can improve on these universities people would naturally stay back to study here.
There is hope you see, but cancelling out educational tourism would only succeed if we allow private universities to succeed. At this point they are the ones capable of retaining the elite class from leaving the shores of Nigeria to seek higher education and also stopping the middle class from aspiring to do so without wrecking the FG purse. But govt should 'help' these private universities by ensuring they rid themselves of obnoxious rules that can turn away prospective students.
Lalasticlala

omoodeogere:
did u know the meaning of abroad? check dictionary

Tolexander:
still wondering the rationale in studying in Benin republic.

Well foreign student na foreign student, even if the school is in Bakassi Peninsula!

Statsocial:

It would be wrong to attempt that legally. The best any sane government can do is to encourage people to study back here by improving our public universities and helping our private universities attain their possible best. Not all the problems in higher education is financially related. Some are just a result of bad policies and maladministration. Of recent we've seen an increase in wealthy Nigerians choosing to stay back home to get an undergraduate degree in many private universities. Which means if we can improve on these universities people would naturally stay back to study here.
There is hope you see, but cancelling out educational tourism would only succeed if we allow private universities to succeed. At this point they are the ones capable of retaining the elite class from leaving the shores of Nigeria to seek higher education and also stopping the middle class from aspiring to do so without wrecking the FG purse. But govt should 'help' these private universities by ensuring they rid themselves of obnoxious rules that can turn away prospective students.
Lalasticlala

Tolexander:
still wondering the rationale in studying in Benin republic.

Well foreign student na foreign student, even if the school is in Bakassi Peninsula!

Tolexander:
still wondering the rationale in studying in Benin republic.

Well foreign studenwt na foreign student, even if the school is in Bakassi Peninsula!

rheether:


Shut your mouth.

goldedprince:
malaysia students are not students. dont ask me what they are.
omg did i just see benin rep and ghana?
pmb, fayose, ffk, reno and oap freeze must hear this