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Netherland­s holds fair for 2,100 prospectiv­e students

- From Nurudeen Oyewole, Lagos

The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherland­s in Nigeria said it is holding an education fair in Lagos where 2,100 prospectiv­e students are expected to learn about 2,100 courses taught in English language in the country.

The Ambassador, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherland­s in Nigeria, John Groffen who briefed newsmen identified his country as one that has numerous opportunit­ies for youth who are desirous of quality education.

Groffen said unknown to many people, Netherland offers greater academic opportunit­ies for prospectiv­e internatio­nal students. He said already, the country has become a choice destinatio­n many other students across the world and prospectiv­e Nigerian students can explore the opportunit­ies being offered.

“Just like students from other parts of the world, Nigerian students who come to Netherland can tap into the country’s rich study tradition,” he said.

The Fellowship Officer/ Consular Affairs, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherland­s in Nigeria, Temitayo Akinbiyi said at the ‘Study in Holland Education Fair’ is slated for June in Lagos. He noted that students from Nigeria study in the Netherland­s annually, joining nearly 90,000 internatio­nal students from Germany, China, Belgium, Italy and Spain, and other internatio­nal students from over 190 countries.

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