IamGbanks:
Its a welcome development in Nigeria.

But my worry is this "will a common/average income earner afford to pay the fees, considering our national minimum wage?"

It's a good university better off than those Federal University I attended. (argue with your ancestors)

One way or another we must keep moving forward!

Quality University Education is expensive!

Nice one

It still won't change anything in Nigeria.

What we need at this time in Africa is technology transfer and not these educational system that keep re cycling the same old textbook theories.We should partner with foreign technical based institutions to learn the basics in technology.China is willing to help us,but our body language speaks otherwise.

Nile university is increasingly becoming a preferred destination for quality education across Africa. It is currently the most international university in Nigeria with staff and students from about 28 countries. It may be expensive but cheaper than sending your children to far countries leaving you with little or no capability for close supervision of your wards. May this acquisition bring greater prosperity and prestige to the University.

IamGbanks:
Its a welcome development in Nigeria.

But my worry is this "will a common/average income earner afford to pay the fees, considering our national minimum wage?"

It's a good university better off than those Federal University I attended. (argue with your ancestors)

One way or another we must keep moving forward!

how many "common "americans attend harvard and yale?

how many "common "britons attend cambridge and oxford?

mr common

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Like My Baba will say, "What does it translate to in Naira and Kobo? " .

rodeo0070:
Expansion into Nigeria marks a major milestone in Honoris’ mission to provide Education for Impact across the continent

Honoris United Universities, Africa’s first and largest pan-African network of private higher education institutions, today announced its expansion into West Africa by welcoming Nile University of Nigeria, known for its strong academic credentials and best-in-class faculties, into the network.

Established in 2009, Nile University of Nigeria is a fully accredited university that offers a broad range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the Arts and Social Sciences, Engineering, Law, Management Sciences, Natural and Applied Sciences, and Medical & Health Sciences. Committed to the best development experiences for its students, the university’s campus located in Abuja provides modern learning environments and high-quality facilities, including outstanding sports amenities as well as secure hostel accommodation.

With the largest population and economy in Africa, Nigeria is poised to lead a new generation of African leaders and professionals. As high-quality education in public and private institutions increases in demand, Honoris is partnering with the Nile University of Nigeria to support access, quality, and outcomes while extending its world-class African human talent mandates.

With Honoris United Universities, Nile University of Nigeria students will have access to diverse experiences across the entire network, including 21st century physical and digital learning environments using state-of-the-art professional technologies. Additionally, they will benefit from Honoris’ regional and international network of partners, providing opportunities for student and faculty exchanges and research programs. These experiences will support the growth of highly competitive graduates as well as contribute to the development efforts of Nigerian communities throughout the country.

As Honoris United Universities marks its third anniversary, the addition of the Nile University of Nigeria to the Honoris network is a major milestone in its pan-African expansion. With a footprint that extends from Casablanca to Cape Town, and from Abuja to Tunis, the Honoris network now consists of 11 institutions in 10 countries and 32 cities, amassing significant expertise in contact, distance and online education. Its institutions are well-established authorities within the disciplines of Medical & Health Sciences, Engineering, IT, Business, Law, Architecture, Creative Arts & Design, Media, Political Science and Education.

Commenting, CEO of Honoris United Universities, Luis Lopez, said, “As we welcome the Nile University of Nigeria to the Honoris family of higher education institutions, we are undertaking an important step forward in our pan-African goal of widening access to quality higher education for young people in the continent. In light of Nigeria’s strategic importance to the development of Africa, we are pleased to be making this investment in the educational system of the country. Moreover, the high standards and the accomplishments of the Nile University of Nigeria add significant collaborative intelligence and pedagogical capabilities to our network. I look forward to the contributions Honoris United Universities and Nile University of Nigeria will bring to our communities throughout Nigeria.”

Of note, Nile University of Nigeria’s medical school further strengthens the network’s health sciences vertical and complements the Honoris Medical Simulation Centre in Tunis, which trains more than 3,500 students and upskills health professionals within the wider medical community. Together, these programs highlight Honoris’ focus on professions and skills relevant to the students and to the communities they will impact.

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/2020/07/02/honoris-united-universities-acquires-nile-university/

Honoris Network is funded by Actis - a UK firm. What Nigeria could not do for itself the UK is doing. Within 10 years Nile University will become among the best in Nigeria.

coputa:
What we need at this time in Africa is technology transfer and not these educational system that keep re cycling the same old textbook theories.We should partner with foreign technical based institutions to learn the basics in technology.China is willing to help us,but our body language speaks otherwise.

Nigeria/Nigerians have lots of ego.....

IamGbanks:
Its a welcome development in Nigeria.

But my worry is this "will a common/average income earner afford to pay the fees, considering our national minimum wage?"

It's a good university better off than those Federal University I attended. (argue with your ancestors)

One way or another we must keep moving forward!

Quality University education is not cheap bro

IamGbanks:
Its a welcome development in Nigeria.

But my worry is this "will a common/average income earner afford to pay the fees, considering our national minimum wage?"

It's a good university better off than those Federal University I attended. (argue with your ancestors)

One way or another we must keep moving forward!

Your worry is unnecessary. Not all universities are for the average man. If you can't afford it, send your child to cheaper ones..... Not every Briton can afford Havard fees

IamGbanks:
Its a welcome development in Nigeria.

But my worry is this "will a common/average income earner afford to pay the fees, considering our national minimum wage?"

It's a good university better off than those Federal University I attended. (argue with your ancestors)

One way or another we must keep moving forward!

There should be option for people to access loans for education.
Worldwide, education is expensive. But this can be subsidized by other means.

IamGbanks:
Its a welcome development in Nigeria.

But my worry is this "will a common/average income earner afford to pay the fees, considering our national minimum wage?"

It's a good university better off than those Federal University I attended. (argue with your ancestors)

One way or another we must keep moving forward!

Most times, these same average income earners argue that government owned university's are far better than their private counterparts. They usually call private schools Glorified secondary schools... So, why bother if they can afford the same institutions they castigate?

benikad:
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so what if we don't

coputa:
What we need at this time in Africa is technology transfer and not these educational system that keep re cycling the same old textbook theories.We should partner with foreign technical based institutions to learn the basics in technology.China is willing to help us,but our body language speaks otherwise.

China you mentioned didn't do this

edoairways:
China you mentioned didn't do this

How do they do it.

coputa:
How do they do it.

They copied America, got their government support which made them better

edoairways:

They copied America, got their government support which made them better

yes,America were producing items in their countries because of cheap labour force and they spied on them,aren'chinese firm working in nigeria,were they not the ones that built our refineries,steel plants and rail tracks.

It seems more like signing an artist to your label and nothing more. Manage our image across the continent and beyond and for every new student foreign student, this is the sharing formulae

When Contract expires everybody goes their own way.

ARE SCHOOLS NOW BANKS THAT THEY ACQUIRE EACH OTHER LOL

coputa:
yes,America were producing items in their countries because of cheap labour force and they spied on them,aren'chinese firm working in nigeria,were they not the ones that built our refineries,steel plants and rail tracks.

Yea but we weren't copying or observing

coputa:
yes,America were producing items in their countries because of cheap labour force and they spied on them,aren'chinese firm working in nigeria,were they not the ones that built our refineries,steel plants and rail tracks.

We do not have absorptive capacity to do that and also there is no government policy for that like it was done in china.

CYBERWEAVER:
The almajiris will hate this news

what is your problem with northern Nigeria do you think we are not educated or what why is it that other regions of Nigeria hate and disrespect northern Nigeria

LastProphet:


University education is not for the majority of people in any country of the world. It's not supposed to be as cheap as our own here that's why ours is worthless

It takes about 30 years for students in the UK to pay back their student loans because quality education comes at a price. Scandinavian countries that offer free education to its citizens pay very high taxes for that. In Nigeria, you guys want all the luxury and quality stuff in Europe but don't want to pay the high price.

mickyeddi:


It takes about 30 years for students in the UK to pay back their student loans because quality education comes at a price. Scandinavian countries that offer free education to its citizens pay very high taxes for that. In Nigeria, you guys want all the luxury and quality stuff in Europe but don't want to pay the high price.

My brother the level of ignorance here is hypersonic oh, do you know 90% of Nigerians including the moronic leaders don't understand this simple thing? I just taya

Mahmuday123:
what is your problem with northern Nigeria do you think we are not educated or what why is it that other regions of Nigeria hate and disrespect northern Nigeria

I mentioned almajiri not the Northerners though they're known for terrorism when countries are looking for tourist centers...
Killing for Allah

CYBERWEAVER:

I mentioned almajiri not the Northerners though they're known for terrorism when countries are looking for tourist centers...
Killing for Allah

do you think every northerner is a terrorist If that is so is every yoruba a fraudster or every igbo is a ritualist

Mahmuday123:
do you think every northerner is a terrorist igbo is a ritualist

sorry Bro, we're not talking about other tribes here, I am not from all other tribes u mentioned above though sorry but we know the truth