"You Are Welcome": Pretty Lady Arrives In Nigeria To Study At University, Shares Experience

• A lady from South Africa has arrived in Nigeria to stay briefly, and she has shared her experiences
• She arrived at the airport in South Africa in readiness for her journey, and her mother accompanied her
• When she arrived in Nigeria and saw a police roadblock mounted as a security checkpoint, she wondered if it was a tollgate

Reactions have trailed the video of a South African lady who moved to Nigeria for a brief stay.

In a trending video on TikTok, the lady said she had mixed feelings about the journey.

The lady, @fitsdudla, was seen packing bags when she arrived at the airport to board her flight.

There was a stopover in Egypt before she transited to Nigeria. She explained in the comment section that she was in Minna, Nigeria, to study for a year.

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She arrived in Nigeria, saw a police checkpoint, and wondered if it was a tollgate.

Watch the video below:

Reactions as South African lady visits Nigeria

@Ben Whosay commented:

"I hope to join you soon. Nigeria here l come."

@Poppy said:

"Minna of all places. how did you hear of that City please?"

@Mc Moët asked:

"So going to Nigeria must you go through Egypt? Please educate me."

@phumelelephumiezu said:

"I miss Nigeria, it's a very interesting country....the food."

@Tricia asked:

"I went straight to Nigeria from OR Tambo straight to Lagos for about 6 and half hours why via Egypt?"

@bongiwengubaneade said:

"I went via Kenya so fun but I went to Lagos where my in-laws are."

@Craig Bambo said:

"Goodluck and don't forget the 25 litres of water with you."

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@user96681717329138 commented:

"I love the toll gate."

@samfad4 said:

"You are welcome sis, hope u enjoy your stay."

University Of Cape Coast Fresher Chooses First Class Over $1million

YEN.com.gh reported early on that a University of Cape Coast student chose $ 1 million over a first-class degree.

The student interviewed on the campus streets cited the potential for long-term success and satisfaction. Despite studying Procurement Chain Management, he emphasised the intrinsic value of academic achievement beyond monetary gains.

Source: Legit.ng