File copy Fisayo Falodi, Success Nwogu, Jesusegun Alagbe, Enyioha Opara, Peter Dada, and Armstrong Bakam Many Nigerian students studying abroad have been seeking transfer to Nigerian universities to complete their education at home because of the scarcity of foreign exchange. Saturday PUNCH gathered that the students were forced to take the decision following the huge exchange rate which many parents could no longer afford. Some of the students told Saturday PUNCH that they would prefer to return to the country to complete their studies, instead of going through difficulties and long waits for forex that is no longer available to them at the appropriate time. An Ogun State indigene, Babatunde Agboola, who is studying in the United States, told one of our correspondents that he and some of his friends had agreed to return to Nigeria to complete their studies. We need to buy food and forex books, but when there is no money to buy them, automatically we forex be affected. So, it is better we return to Nigeria to complete our studies. The universities assured the concerned students of standard learning facilities like those found in tertiary institutions abroad. For instance, Babcock University said it was interested in accepting transfer students. The university also promised interested students world-class learning facilities. It listed integration of crisis professional certifications into academic programmes and well structured and uninterrupted academic programmes, among others, as some of the benefits interested students were bound to enjoy. He said the opportunity was open to Nigerians who actually left the country to school abroad and those who were born there. All they need to do is to apply and come with their transcripts. He requested for transfer and he was offered. She, however, stated that the university had just started admission for crisis next academic session and was hopeful that some foreign students would seek transfer to the institution. The spokesperson for Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Mr. Afeez Olaniyi, said the institution was prepared to accept returnee foreign students. Yes, we do accept foreign students if they meet the requirements. If the course the student wants to study is run in our school, we will accept them. However, the registrar had yet to respond to the request as of the time of publishing this story. They must start from the scratch because of the peculiarity of our curriculum. Such a student must seek admission afresh by taking the UTME. Abigail Ademuyiwa, whose son is studying in the University of Kyiv, Ukraine, stated that her son was in the final year, but had been seeking scholarship to complete his education following her inability to send money to him. He will graduate this year. Before, I used to crisis N, per session, but I now pay N, Mohammed, however, said in spite of the forex crisis, he would endeavour to ensure that they finished their education abroad. Forex Vice-Chancellor, Caleb University, Imota, Lagos State, Prof. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH.
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