Massive Reactions as Students Learn Woman Donated N1.6 Trillion to Pay for their School Fees

• A generous lady's donation of 1.6 trillion naira to pay for students' tuition fees sparked emotional reactions
• Dr. Ruth Gotemann, the widow of a billionaire Wall Street investor, made the generous gesture to the students of Albert Einstein University
• The video showed the students' joy and gratitude as they learned that their N51 million tuition fees had been fully paid

An incredible video went viral on social media, capturing the emotional reactions of students who received a life-changing donation from a generous woman.

The woman, Dr. Ruth Gotemann, had lost her husband, a billionaire Wall Street investor, and decided to honour his memory by donating 1.6 trillion naira to pay for the tuition fees of the students at Albert Einstein University.

The video showed the students' faces as they heard the amazing news that their N51 million tuition fees for each year of study had been fully covered by the philanthropist.

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As shared by MetroUK he students could not contain their joy and gratitude as they hugged each other, cried, and thanked Dr. Gotemann for her kindness and generosity.

Watch the video below:

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Kenyan lady has exposed her ex for using and dumping her.

The lady, identified as Monalisablack4 on TikTok, narrated that she funded the man's education only for him to dump her later.

She said she sold her car and settled the man's final year school fees, but after graduating and relocating abroad, he cut communication.

University charging school fees in dollars explains

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In another related story, Legit.ng reported that Wigwe University has explained its decision to list tuition fees in United States Dollars for all courses.

In a statement released on Sunday, February 5, 2024, the university said the decision was strategic, aligning with its vision to attract a diverse and international student body.

The University management further assured that Nigerian students will pay in naira, not dollars. Wigwe University noted that it respects the concerns raised by some public members and was obliged to clarify the dollar tuition fees.

Source: Legit.ng