Fully-funded Scholarship in USA: Nigerian Lady Gets Admission, Set to Relocate Abroad for Masters Studies
- A Nigerian lady is set to begin her master's programme at the University of Nebraska, Omaha, USA
- The lady, Cynthia Nukege, who got a fully-funded scholarship, shared the good news on Twitter
- Cynthia said the fully funded master's degree program in the USA came to her after five years of completing her first degree
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A lady got a scholarship to study for a master's degree at the University of Nebraska in Omaha, USA.
The lady, Cynthia Nukege, said she got the fully-funded scholarship five years after getting her first degree.
Source: Twitter
She shared the good news with her followers on Twitter.
Nigerian lady travels for masters at University of Nebraska
She wrote on Twitter:
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"Five years after completing my undergraduate degree, I'm excited to share that I will begin my Masters programme at the University of Nebraska, Omaha on a fully funded basis."
Photos she posted on Twitter show that she has since moved to America to commence her studies.
See the tweet below:
Reactions as lady gets fully-funded scholarship to US school
Her Twitter followers took turns congratulating her in the comment section of the tweet. Others prayed to get such fully-funded scholarships in foreign schools.
@nmatthew1759 said:
"Congratulations. The lord will continue to provide and supply all of your need. Somebody my good news will arrive. Amen."
@OjewaleV said:
"Congratulations is in order scholar! Welcome to the USA."
@Vnlakoko said:
"Congratulations Cynthia. You'll do well."
Nigerian lady set to relocate to USA to study at Harvard University
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady gained admission to study for her master's at Havard University. She unveiled her admission letter on Twitter.
The lady, Ojadamola Kehinde Takuro, will join the Harvard Law School class of 2024 to pursue her dreams in USA.
Ojadamola said when she gets to Harvard University for her master's, she will be focusing on technology, finance and corporate law.
She wrote:
"I am excited to share that I got admitted to Harvard Law School (HLS) for the Master of Laws (LL.M.) program. At Harvard Law School, I will be focusing on courses related to technology, finance and corporate law."
Source: Legit.ng
