AUN Yola wants Nigerian students coming from Ukraine to join them

AUN in a statement signed by the Director of Communications, Daniel Okereke, a copy of which was made available to the press, read in part: “Having fled the war in Europe to safety, rejoin your families and loved ones under these terrible conditions, you must certainly have been under a frightening condition, and all Nigerians rejoice that you have been able to return safe and sound.

“Your education has been violently and unexpectedly interrupted by international invent beyond your control. You should decide what option you will take next, if you desire to continue your education and research while you are back home here in Nigeria, know that AUN is a safe, diverse, cosmopolitan and well-resourced university, with an excellent digital library, organised on the US model of high education that will meet your immediate needs”.

AUN have students from every state in Nigeria, and from African Countries, as well as the US, UK, and Canada. They come to us for excellent high-tech infrastructure. With our high standard and our sense of community, we invite you to take a virtual tour on our YouTube channel and to see if our programmes will fit your educational need and standard.

It could be recalled that the Russian-Ukraine War started on February 24th, when Russian President, Vladimir Putin said he is carrying out a special military operation. Since then, neighbouring countries and other members of the international community have been evacuating their citizens, especially students from Ukraine to their various countries.