Nigerians have received over $2m U.S. scholarships, says consul general

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.

Ujunwa Atueyi

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