By Eniola Daniel 31 July 2023 | 3:47 am Vocational and Information Technology (IT) training company, Aptech, has said it’s committing £15 million in scholarship to 5,000 Nigerians for study in University of Massachusetts, London or Dubai Student awarded Scholarship at Aptech Career Quest by Middlesex University representatives. Vocational and Information Technology (IT) training company, Aptech, has said it’s committing £15 million in scholarship to 5,000 Nigerians for study in University of Massachusetts, London or Dubai. Senior Vice President and Functional Head Retail International, Kallol Mukherjee, said: “This year, we are awarding £3,000 to 5,000 students. Application has been opened, and we have started approaching students. The scholarship will be awarded from September through October across Nigeria.” On what the firm hopes to achieve by the gesture, he said: “We intend to see these students give back to Nigeria. They will come back and serve the nation, which has made them successful. We are just enablers. “We have been dedicated and have played a pivotal role in shaping the careers of countless students, enhancing the vocational and IT training landscape in the country. Last year, we awarded scholarships to 3,000 people. It’s a great feeling to give.” 4 mins ago National Orientation Agency (NOA), in partnership with National Association of Seadogs (NAS), also known as Pyrates Confraternity, has reaffirmed commitment to bringing Nigerians together for national unity. Director General of NOA, Dr. Garba Abari, stated this in Abuja, during the Feast of Barracuda, held with the theme, ‘National Reconciliation and Unity: Imperative for Collective Action,’… 5 mins ago A Coalition of civil society organisations has reminded the government that Nigerians have a right to food; hence efforts must be put in place to ensure its availability, affordability and accessibility 13 mins ago Vocational and Information Technology (IT) training company, Aptech, has said it’s committing £15 million in scholarship to 5,000 Nigerians for study in University of Massachusetts, London or Dubai 14 mins ago * Says legislation inconsistent with provisions of Nigerian constitution Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) has rejected the proposed National Council of Christian Education Bill, calling on its sponsors to back down. The church said it reviewed the bill with strong and unreserved opposition to its content, which seeks to regulate and monitor implementation and development… 15 mins ago The decision by the Senate to hastily begin screening of the proposed members of the Federal Executive Council (FEC) today may have saved the ministerial nominees from the series of petitions that usually characterise the exercise.
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