Analysis Of Ebonyi State : From Nigeria To The States

A first year student has greatly been influenced and encouraged by being surrounded by peers like her culturally.

He never took his studies seriously because he gave himself the impression that he was surely going to travel to America. When Lilian, his close friend travelled to America. Her travelling increased his urge to travel abroad, and He began disturbing his relatives either to send him money or to help him with his travelling. However, they told him that life in America was not an easy one. When Lilian came back, she spoke to Okocha based on life and everything in America. Ever since then, he changed his view towards life in abroad, he faced his education seriously, and now, as I write he presently owns the one of the largest petroleum companies in Nigeria. If my uncle could change his view towards life in America, I do not see the reason anyone who reads Tettes article would change his or hers. In addition, Tettes article can serve as a preparatory to prepare the African youths for the challenges ahead of them on arriving here. For example, I had a close friend named Natasha I have never seen anyone like her that have longed to travel abroad. She played the visa lottery three times but unfortunately, she never won it. She eventually bumped into an old classmate of hers who helped her in travelling to abroad. Natasha sold her all her belongings and travelled abroad. When she arrived, she found out that things never worked out the way she thought. She had to work twice a day, at the funeral home in the day and in the restaurant at night. Natasha got fed up and

I introduced myself to Junseok was a from South Korea. I empathize with his struggle as a new student soon realizing how similar we were. Junseok struggled for stability and opportunity in his new home while I sought structure and friendship in the wake of my own migrant lifestyle. I learned that Junseok was asked to play for the varsity soccer team as a freshman something rarely even asked of sophomores his father had refused him the opportunity the leaving has done had more important commitments to his family in

Ghana is located in west africa and its capital is Accra. The country was actually called the Gold Coast because of the ambulance of gold they had and also the abundant resources that they have. The country also is known for its history and its diverse animal life. Ghana was affected by the colonization of european countries, especially Britain. Ghana did trade with them, mostly with slaves and gold, they still felt enslaved.

Even though I fully understand the Ibo language but cannot speak it, I find it difficult to understand my cousins from Nigeria when we talk on the phone. I have now developed an effective alternate method of communicating with them. We can now talk and converse on the phone as long as we want. This experience has made me to learn how to interact with people from different backgrounds and cultures and I will bring this diverse cultural experience to my university community. I know that undergraduate college education is only the beginning of a lifelong journey, it would be a pleasure to start that journey as a student in your

American society has a several ethnic group mixed together in one country. Many People immigrate from their country into America to achieve things aren 't exist their country, Like better life, job opportunities education, and freedom. One of these ethnic groups is Nigerian who is living in America. they had come to U.S long time ago by different ways. First, they brought America as slaves. and second they immigrate into U.S to change their life from bad to better.

Ali, a multicultural student, is the first in her family to go to college. Her parents are from Guyana, a small country in northern

Through “The Village”, Wofford transcends its function as an educational institution by creating cohesive and vibrant communities where I can nurture personal growth through interactions with a diverse student body. Wofford College attracts me through its conscientious care for every student. As an international student, I would also have all the necessary resources to recreate and expand my cultural livelihood on campus through its many Religious and Spiritual Clubs, such as my favorite: The Association of Multicultural Students, which provides invaluable and unique services to students like me in making the transition to college and creating a safe, supportive place for us as we begin to “Lift as We Climb.”

Without communication and interaction, students of different ethnicities have only decades of discrimination and racial profiling to apprehend each other by. A problem contributing to this is that, even though colleges have done a good job at gathering students of different ethnic groups, they have failed at giving them a diverse educational experience. This can only be done by establishing connectivity and interaction among them. This is a situation that must be addressed because it can lead to serious problems between student groups, both physical through confrontations among students and mental through verbal abuse. This dilemma is mentioned in Frank Bruni’s article when he says “Some students’ insistence not just that their viewpoints be

Furthermore, I always interact with the local and international students not based on the country, origin, religion, and sex basis. To prevent stereotype, prejudice, low tolerance, and anxiety, I share my knowledge, experience, and

Eric Hoover, a staff reporter for the Chronicle, profiles a community college student in Philadelphia. Wrote an article for The Chronicle of Higher Education newspaper titled ( title ) “ An Immigrant Learns Two New Languages.” In the article, Eric Hoover (tone) sets an informal tone when describing the personal hardships and achievements of Ms. Maldonato. The author (audience) targets men and women over the age of 50 who are still fixed on attending college. Ms. Maldonato, a part-time student at the Community College of Philadelphia, learned two languages after emigrating from colombia. ( Purpose ) The author intends to entertain his readers by sharing the journey that Ms Maldonato took to become a successful immigrant. ( Thesis ) To learn a language is to piece together a puzzle that is never quite done.

Developing the ability to communicate with culturally diverse students allows for teachers to create a positive learning experience for every individual. The author states that not only is it important for teachers to be prepared to work with students from different backgrounds, but also from a young age students in today’s generation should be developing an understanding of the world around them. Dr. Keengwe refers to multicultural scholars as he

The Republic of Niger, a poor, landlocked country, located in the heart of Sub-Saharan West Africa. Niger has seen its fair share of change throughout the decades; moving away from the control of the French Parliament in 1960, Niger formally declared its independence. Despite this bold act of independence, Niger would not see its first steps towards democracy until the early 1990’s, when they held their first open election as a free state. However, even with the empowerment of the people in a democratic government, Niger has seen itself nearly torn apart as a result constant coups, that have occurred as recently as 2010. Such instability has led to incredulous amounts of corruption and poverty, within the Niger government. This lack of stability and constant turnover in government, has been a driving factor behind the lack of resources available for education in Niger.

Ethnicity is how individuals perceive themselves, and unlike race it can be changed. There are countries in which there are several different types of ethnic groups, and in some cases that could lead to conflict within a country, but as research will show it is not the only cause, and in some cases the conflict was purposely organized. In such cases it is usually in a developing country, which is “defined according to their Gross National Income (GNI) per capita per year. Countries with GNI of US$ 11,905 and less and less are defined as developing (specified by the World Bank, 2012).” (CITATION) Developing countries that have established themselves as democracies tend to have weak institutions, where elections are more about connections

Corruption, negligence and irresponsibility of the civil management have contributed to the continued spread of the slum in the city of Lagos.