Lady Resumes At Wigwe University After Being Admitted into Big School Built By Late Access Bank CEO
- A lady has become a student at Wigwe University, Isiokpo, the school founded by the late CEO of Access Holding, Herbert Wigwe
- The lady shared a video to show how she prepared and resumed at the private Nigerian university when it commenced academic activities
- Her video captured her arrival at the school in Isiokpo, Rivers state, and her hostel and other structures
Wigwe University has commenced academic activities, and a lady who is a student there has resumed.
The lady was admitted to study at the university, which was established by Herbert Wigwe, the late CEO of Access Holding Company.
After Wigwe University commenced academic activities, some students admitted there have been sharing their experiences.
One of them is Michelle, who showed how she prepared before travelling to the school, which is located in Isiokpo, Rivers state.
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She went shopping, made her hair, carefully packed her bags, and then flew to the school.
When she arrived at the school, the Wigwe University signboard could be seen as they drove in. She went through statutory registration before she was shown to her hostel.
She showed how neat and beautiful the hostel looked as she started to unpack her things to settle in.
Michelle's video gained attention on TikTok as her followers admired the school environment and the hostel.
Watch the video below:
Another Wigwe University student shares her experience
In a related story, a Nigerian lady who is a student at Wigwe University has shared a video showing herself and other students in class.
Wigwe University is located in Isiokpo and was founded by Herbert Wigwe, the late CEO of Access Bank.
In one of the videos she posted, the lady showed that Nollywood actor Sam Dede was in class with them but didn't say if he teaches there.
When the lady was asked how much it costs to be a student at Wigwe University, she said the lowest school fees there is N9.8 million.
Many netizens who heard the fees said the school is for rich people who can afford it for their children.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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