Dependents from Nigeria to UK rose from 1,500 to 52,000 in three years - British envoy

British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Richard Montgomery, on Sunday said that the number of dependents who accompany students from Nigeria to the United Kingdom (UK) rose from 1,500 to 52,000 between 2019 and 2022. Montgomery made this known in

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Dependents from Nigeria to UK rose from 1,500 to 52,000 in three years - British envoy

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