Over $2m has been spent by the United States’ (US) government as scholarships  for Nigeria students in the ongoing year through its Education Opportunity Fund, US Consul General, F. John Bray has said.

He said the two beneficiaries are Abdulkadir Habebulah, a graduate of Euronautic Engineering from the Kwara State University (KWASU) and Aliyu Ajoke Muinat, a graduate of Chemistry from the University of Ilorin.

The management of Mind Builders School, Lagos State, has awarded scholarship worth N3m to four of its new students to cover part of their tuition fees for their six-year secondary education.  

A blind second year student of the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), Mr. Ifeanyi Frank Moama was among the 60 second batch beneficiaries of Senator Theodore Orji’s annual tertiary education...

The Agbami-coventurers is building the capacities of 1,500 scholars in medical and engineering fields through its Agbami Medical and Engineering Scholarships (AMEPS) scheme.

The present harsh economic realities notwithstanding, the Delta State government has assured students of the state origin in tertiary institutions within and outside ...

KUNIKE International School, Osogbo, Osun State, in conjunction with Delta School District, Vancouvre, Canada, has awarded scholarship to the two Chibok girls who recently returned ...

Just like the fate that befell several Nigerians who got some state government overseas scholarship before the 2015 polls, but appeared to have been abandoned by the successive state governments.