Returning to Nigeria (Part 2): Student Loan Palaver | Featured Artiste: C.M.J
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Happy New Month y'all! So, how many of you got pranked on April Fool's Day? (raising hand). See, now at least you know I am honest (polishes halo, uses it as a hoola hoop and then replaces it to its former position). You berra quit forming there like say you didn't fall for the prank. Yes, you can be "had" at any age! LOL!
I hope April has been treating you well so far. Apart from these allergies, I'm fine! (Not literally ... you can't even verify sef ... For all you know, I am typing this with all 10 of my TOES! Ha ha ... Okay, I'll get serious now)
I had started this discussion on Returning to Nigeria last year, and I decided that it was time to pick up from where I left off. Today sha, I wanted to focus on something I believe Nigerian students in the diaspora can relate to, i.e. Student loans.
Unless your parents are mega "boxed-up" or you have some kind of trust fund (Wait, I thought those two were the exact same thing ... Never mind), or better still, you're just lucky (Got scholarships, grants, etc) you are paying for (or had to pay for) your university education with student loans. At least in the United States, here are 3 interesting facts about student loans:
I hope April has been treating you well so far. Apart from these allergies, I'm fine! (Not literally ... you can't even verify sef ... For all you know, I am typing this with all 10 of my TOES! Ha ha ... Okay, I'll get serious now)
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Unless your parents are mega "boxed-up" or you have some kind of trust fund (Wait, I thought those two were the exact same thing ... Never mind), or better still, you're just lucky (Got scholarships, grants, etc) you are paying for (or had to pay for) your university education with student loans. At least in the United States, here are 3 interesting facts about student loans: