Japa Reloaded: Video of College Abroad That Pays Students to Study, There's No School Fee, Nigerians React
- A woman has stirred massive reactions online as she made a video of a college in Greenland that uses money to encourage students
- In the light of the ongoing Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike that has pushed many out of school, Nigerians asked how to get a visa
- Despite the free education that the college gives, it was gathered that they still do not have enough students
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A woman with the handle @qsgreenland has shared a video of a technical college in Greenland, which is in North America, where education is free.
According to her, students get paid every month to study there. During her interview, she spoke to a student, Pele, learning to be a blacksmith whose course duration is four years.
Source: UGC
Free education in Greenland
The woman added that despite the fact that the Technical College of Greenland makes learning lucrative, they do not have enough students.
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She reasoned that it is perhaps because the people in the country come from a line of hunting, and education is still new to them.
Many people are in the woman's comment section to ask how they can get a visa to the country.
Watch the video below:
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
Bolaji said:
"I’m interested from Nigeria how can I apply."
fkay4real said:
"How to get visa? from Nigeria."
Sijia said:
"I kinda wanna go to Greenland now."
Emily said:
"I’m in Newfoundland, Canada; very close to Greenland! I have officially put Greenland on my bucket list to visit! Thank you Q."
Abraham V. Tiaquicyl said:
"Is there college scholarship for international students..."
Jedu'sTech said:
"How can I get scholarships from Nigeria."
richeds360 said:
"I am from Jamaica I'd like to know more let me know ASAP."
Man starts a business during ASUU strike
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a young Nigerian man showed that the ongoing ASUU strike is a blessing in disguise as he used it to work on his business.
The man in a video said that he created a brand during the strike and started learning how to make promotional videos about the business.
To make the venture known online, the student stated that he spent a total of N200,000 for brand promotion.
Source: Legit.ng