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The Wole Ogunyemi Foundation Scholarship is one of the most comprehensive scholarship providers in Nigeria; with the opportunities available for every category of learning which includes the Secondary School level, undergraduate, postgraduate and even vocational education. One of the aims of Wole Ogunyemi Foundation Scholarship is to reduce the level school drop outs, increase completion of one's academic journey and increase mass literacy.  The scholarship grant covers both the tuition fees, accomodations, research grants, and  books. Scholarship Worth : ₦100, 000 (undergraduate and postgraduate) ₦75,000 (senior secondary school students) ₦50,000 (Junior Secondary School beneficiaries) Eligibility Criteria: Undergraduate- Full time students of any university in Nigeria  Must be in second year of his/her studies, Must have maintained a minimum of CGPA of at 3.50/5.00 Must not be a beneficiary of any other scholarship  Postgraduate- Copy of undergraduate degree transc...

General Ibrahim Attahiru (Late) was the 21st Nigerian Chief of Army Staff who was born on 10th August 1966. (Wikipedia).  He was appointed the Nigerian COAS by the President Muhammad Buhari Government on 28th January, 2021. However, his tenure as a service Chief was short-lived as a result of his involvement in an air crash that claimed his life and the lives of ten other soldiers onboard on 21st May, 2021.  Photo credit: Author  Brief History of the Scholarship:  To mark the 3rd anniversary of the passing away of the COAS, a scholarship grant has been announced for Children of Nigerian soldiers and veterans in Nigerian universities starting from the year 2024/2025 session. The award shall be selected from the best performing students in all Command Secondary Schools in the six geopolitical zones including the Federal capital territory at equal opportunity. Aim and Objectives :  To grant financial relieves to Children or dependents of Nigerian soldiers/veterans...

Among one of the best performing governors in Nigeria is Rt. Hon. Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru; the executive governor of Ebonyi State. The young vibrant governor has always been on top of the gears in policy formulation, human capital and infrastructural development.  Within his first  year in office, the executive governor has left countless number of good records and mouthwatering achievements; giving the good people of Ebonyi State a new breath.  Remember that late last year, the state Government has announced a plan to send over 500 indigents Ebonyians abroad for postgraduate studies while many other beneficiaries of the scheme will be sponsored in local universities within the country.  In line with the decision, applications was received from interested individuals and screening exercises were organized with list of successful applicants released thereafter. According to the memo posted on the governor's verified Facebook page which was obtained by our corresponden...

The Asian Development Bank- Japan Scholarship program (ADB-JSP) was established in the year 1988. The scholarship is aimed at granting financial relieves to students from member countries and increase human capital development. The scholarship is financed by Japan government and the programs are attainable in selected universities in Asia. Selected field of studies: Science and tech .- Agricultural science, biological sciences, genetics, engineering, renewal energy, environmental and health sciences. Laws and public policy- International Business law, international environmental law, public administration, political science, public policy etc. Development studies- Asian- Pacific studies, development management and development studies. Business Management & Economics- E-business, entrepreneurship, economics, commerce etc  Number of Scholarship: 135 Scholarship Cover: Full tuition, Monthly allowances, Books and provision of other instructional materials, Travel expenses and ...

As part of CLAIMS energy project funded by  Danish International Development Agency  (DANIDA), the African Center for Cities invites  qualified and interested individuals for her 2024 PhD scholarship attainable at the University of Cape Town, South Africa. Brief history:  The African Center for Cities is an initiative of the University of Cape Town, established in the year 2007. The initiative is aimed at promoting Urban research and policy formulation in order to promote vibrant and sustainable urban development in South Africa. This is why it was kick-started from the school of architecture, planning and geo-informaticts even though it cuts across other disciplines. Categories of this program:  The program has three different packages following a funding secured for two slots each for PhD and Masters programs. WP1: This will be supervised by Dr Karen Waltorp from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. WP2: This will be supervised by Dr Liza Cirolia at ACC WP3:...