Prof. Adjima Thiombiano, minister in charge of higher education, on new diaspora baccalaureate holders' social media posts: "If Burkina doesn't suit them, let them leave the way they came..."
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Diaspora bachelors' remarks on Burkina: Prof. Adjima Thiombiano responds firmly (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
Higher education minister Prof. Adjima Thiombiano responds to remarks by diaspora bachelor's holders about Burkina Faso, saying students who come to study at home are welcome but warning against attempts to undermine the education system. He also refers to the launch of the NEKRÉ Pact for…
Diaspora Baccalaureate Holders: "If Burkina doesn't suit them, let them leave where they came from…, we are very proud to be Burkinabè" (Prof. Adjima Thiombiano) (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
At the flag-raising ceremony of the Ministry of Higher Education, Minister Adjima Thiombiano responds to malicious remarks about Burkina Faso posted on social media by new diaspora baccalaureate holders. He also recalls the launch of the NEKRÉ Pact for the renewal of schooling.
Diaspora Bacheliers: "There will be no place for these lost children on our campuses" (Minister Adjima Thiombiano) (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
Higher Education Minister Adjima Thiombiano strongly reacted to criticism of Burkina Faso posted on social media by new diaspora baccalaureate holders. He said students who come to study in the country are welcome if their intentions are good.
Prof. Adjima Thiombiano: "If Burkina doesn't suit them, let them go back to where they came from..." (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
At a flag-raising ceremony at the Ministry of Higher Education, Minister Adjima Thiombiano responded to disparaging remarks about Burkina Faso by newly graduated students from the diaspora, vowing to protect the education system. She also discussed the NEKRÉ Pact for the Refoundation of the school…
Prof. Adjima Thiombiano, minister in charge of higher education, on new diaspora baccalaureate holders' social media posts: "If Burkina doesn't suit them, let them leave the way they came..." (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
At a flag-raising ceremony at the Ministry of Higher Education, minister Adjima Thiombiano responded to malicious remarks about Burkina Faso posted on social media by new diaspora baccalaureate holders. She also mentioned the launch of the NEKRÉ Pact for the reform of schooling and wished the…
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