FREE GUIDE FOR NIGERIAN FAMILIES
Your child can get the admission, the visa and the degree, and your family can still get the decision wrong.
Before you invest ₦40 million, ₦70 million or more in your child's education abroad, find out the decisions that determine whether that money comes back.
Get the Free GuideThe ₦100 Million Question · The Definitive Guide to Study Abroad for Nigerian Families · By Katibi Adebisi · Free, 38 pages
What if everything goes right, and the investment still doesn't?
A family can spend ₦70 million on a master's abroad. Their child can graduate with distinction. No refusal, no dropout, no disaster.
And the investment can still fail to deliver the return the family expected.
That's why we don't start with "Which school?" We start with a harder question: what is this family actually investing for?
Show Me What to Check FirstFive families. Five decisions. Five very different outcomes.
A First Class graduate, a famous UK university, ₦70 million spent, and a job she could have got without it.
Refused twice on applications made before working with us. Approved on the first submission with IPG.
They wanted general business. We helped them choose a specialist focus. She was hired soon after graduating.
She had already shortlisted her universities. We found the programme she didn't know existed.
Her family started planning with IPG when she was 15. Within seven years, she was a permanent resident in a managerial role in Canada.
Names and details changed for privacy. The full stories, and what each family learned, are inside the guide.
Read All Five StoriesAt IPG, we see three ways a study abroad investment can end.
The Return.
The investment pays back, and keeps opening doors.
The Stall.
The degree is real. The advantage isn't.
The Loss.
The money is gone, and some doors are now harder to open.
On the day the deposit is paid, all three families look exactly the same.
The difference starts with decisions made before the application.
Get the Free GuideBefore you pay any school deposit, can you answer these two questions?
Who hires graduates of this exact course in that country, and do they hire international graduates?
If every cost rose and the naira weakened at the same time, could you still finish what you started?
If either one made you pause, read this guide before you pay anything. These two questions are only the beginning.
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Why we wrote this guide
Since 2016, Intelpath Global has advised Nigerian families on study abroad and travel. For most of that time, we never needed to advertise. Families found us because another family told them to.
Over the years, we've seen that the families who get the best outcomes aren't always the ones with the most money. They're the ones who ask better questions before the expensive decisions are made.
That's why our work never starts with a list of universities. It starts with your child, your goals, your finances and your timing. And if waiting a year is the right move, we'll tell you.
- Since 2016advising Nigerian families for a decade
- Built on referralsfamilies found us through other families
- Child after childparents return for every sibling
Katibi Adebisi, Founder & Lead Strategist, Intelpath Global
What you'll discover in the guide
- Why an admission letter is a receipt, not a return
- The seven expensive mistakes good families make, and the one question that exposes each one
- Five real family stories, and the decision that changed each outcome
- Why information is not the same as strategy
- What families who get it right do differently
- A 10-question Family Readiness Check to score your own plan
FREE · 38 PAGES · WRITTEN FOR NIGERIAN FAMILIES
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