Meet University of Dundee’s UK international delegates in Lagos, Abuja for immediate admission, with £5,000 partial scholarships

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Meet University of Dundee’s UK international delegates in Lagos, Abuja for immediate admission, with £5,000 partial scholarships

 

The University of Dundee is rated 3^rd in the UK for Quality of Teaching by the Guardian University Guide 2019. We are also ranked in the UK’s top 30 universities in all league tables and Top 250 in the World by The Times Higher Education World University Ranking 2019. We were also awarded Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework and No 1 in Scotland for Student Satisfaction and our world class teaching and research place us among the Top 10 UK universities for graduate employability.

Each year we have students from Nigeria and other parts of the world coming to study with us because of the outstanding facilities, exceptional student experience and excellent graduate employability which we offer. When you choose to study with us you will be part of our award winning Dundee University Students’ Association (DUSA) that organizes events for students all year round so there is never a dull moment on campus which has made our students to name us the university that turns leaving home to coming home.

We offer Bachelors, Masters and PhD degrees in Business, Computing, Education, Social Work, Oil and Gas, Law, Nursing, Energy, Public Health, Engineering and many more.

Meet Prof Peter McEleavy, Professor of Law from our School of Social Sciences, Dr Matteo Ciantia from our School of Science and Engineering and Dr Susan Levy from our School of Education and Social Work, and other delegates in your city to learn how a UK education at the University of Dundee can transform your life. Delegates will also be happy to make on the spot admission and partial scholarship offers to eligible students. Come along with your academic documents. Entry is free.

Ikeja Lagos

Date: Saturday May 11, 2019

Time: 1:30pm – 3:30pm

Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel at 38/40, Isaac John Street,

Ikeja GRA, Lagos

Abuja FCT

Date: Tuesday May 14, 2019

Time: 2pm-5pm

Venue: UKEAS Abuja at 50, Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent,

Osas & Oseji Building, Wuse 2, Abuja FCT

For enquiries contact:

Maria Ojehseme

West Africa Recruitment Officer

08175133447

m.z.ojehseme@dundee.ac.uk

www.dundee.ac.uk/international

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Nigerian Prisons Reacts To The UK's Plans To Build An Extension In Kirikiri Prison

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Nigerian Prisons Reacts To The UK's Plans To Build An Extension In Kirikiri Prison

 

The Nigerian Prisons Service, NPS, has stated that the United Kingdom ‎government had yet to formally notify it and the Federal Government of its plan to build structures at the Kirikiri Prison in Lagos State.

According to the NPS Spokesman, Francis Enobore, the UK must first discuss the specific terms and conditions of the project with the Federal Government.

Media reports on Friday had indicated that Britain would build a new wing at the Kirikiri Prison in Lagos so that it could transfer Nigerian prisoners in the UK there.

The new 112-bed wing, which will cost £700,000 ($973,000), will be compliant with the United Nations standards.

But Enobore said the UK’s plan would involve an inter-government consultation which would then be communicated to the Controller-General of the NPS.

He said, “No such building can be built without a synergy between the UK and the Nigerian government; the UK cannot do that. There is no way the UK can just jump into Kirikiri and start to build anything.

“Officially, we are not aware of such move. No formal document has reached the service. As far as I know, I have not seen any document showing a formal move by the United Kingdom to build a prison wing in Kirikiri.

“I read about the plan. It is a proposal still being considered in the UK. There is no place where it is mentioned that any formal invitation was given to the Nigerian government.

“The Controller-General will be notified and there will be further plans. It is too early for me to start talking about a project that I have not seen or heard about.”

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