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Why UK varsities are cancelling Nigerians’ admission — Report

Punch Nigeria 10 minutes 1 mins read

UK universities are withdrawing admission offers to Nigerian students due to a surge in visa refusals and stricter immigration rules, a new report reveals. Read More: https://punchng.com/why-uk-varsities-are-cancelling-nigerians-admission-report/

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