Do menial job to survive abroad, community leader tells students
Nigerian students abroad facing hardship are advised by a community leader to engage in menial jobs for survival, despite scholarship payment delays.
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The Briefing Africa
August 1, 2026 · 00:05 · 5 min read
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Nigerian students abroad facing hardship are advised by a community leader to engage in menial jobs for survival, despite scholarship payment delays.
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