More Nigerian students now dey look Russia as better option to build international career, and Moscow State Institute of International Relations dey lead di movement.
For Abuja, plenty students, teachers and professionals gather for Russian Embassy in Abuja, to learn about study opportunities for Russia.
Andrey Podelyshev, wey be former student of MGIMO, tell di audience say di school no be ordinary university.
According to am, MGIMO dey train students to become global leaders, diplomats and professionals.
He say students no just learn book, dem also learn negotiation, international relations and how to work across cultures.
“MGIMO na place wey ambition dey meet opportunity, where dem dey grow talent and build global mindset.”
He still explain say students no just dey learn theory, but dem dey train dem to think deep, negotiate well, and understand how world politics dey work.
“MGIMO na one of Russia top universities for international relations and diplomacy, wey don train many global leaders and experts.”
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Important Target
One key message from di event be say Nigeria no be small player for MGIMO Africa strategy.
Ekaterina Shuvalova explain say dem dey build strong partnership with Nigerian schools and institutions.
“We dey ready to expand scholarship, exchange programme and long-term cooperation with Nigerian students.”
This show say more opportunities dey come for Nigerians wey wan study for Russia.
Show workings
Some Nigerians wey don study for Russia share their experience to prove say di system dey work.
Agu Collins Agu talk say him education for Russia help shape him career for technology and innovation.
“Study for Russia dey build Nigerians wey get global exposure and skills to drive development.”
Another example na Henry Ajomale, wey also benefit from di same education pathway and later succeed for politics and governance.
MGIMO dey offer programmes across many fields like law, politics, economics and international business.
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