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Hold on a moment. You want to send your child to a private university, the school fees is close to a million per year. You have to pay the complete fees before they write first semester exam. The school teach mostly in theory no practical experience or real time experience. After your whole investment and the child graduates, he/she starts looking for a job. Meanwhile, you have an opportunity of sending your child to a school in US where students have hands on experience, real time practicals, have a chance of meeting with professionals and getting a paid job while they school and to crown it all, a full ride scholarship that is worth up to 30 million naira which covers for their tuition, housing and feeding and even pocket money for four years and you only have to invest little amount of money. Tell me would you go for a private school in Nigeria or you would prefer to send your child to a school in US? If you prefer a full ride scholarship then Call/whatsapp 08137424528

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