Governor Bago Awards ₦1 Million Scholarships to 86 New Students at Abdulkadir Kure University

Niger State Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago made a significant impact on the academic future of students at Abdulkadir Kure University Minna (AKUM) during the university's maiden matriculation ceremony on October 26, 2024, announcing a ₦1 million scholarship for each of the 86 newly admitted students from the Faculty of Education. This generous financial support aims to ease the burden of educational costs and promote academic excellence among the students, showcasing the governor's commitment to enhancing education in the state.

During his address, Governor Bago expressed pride in the establishment of AKU and emphasized the importance of investing in education to empower the youth of Niger State. "We are dedicated to supporting our students in their pursuit of knowledge," he stated. The scholarships reflect the government's commitment to fostering a conducive learning environment and helping students achieve their academic aspirations.

In addition to the scholarship announcement, the governor revealed that the state government has secured ₦500 million to assist in the development of the university, as well as ₦15 billion for constructing essential facilities such as hostels, auditoriums, and a Senate building.

The matriculation ceremony not only marks a new beginning for the students but also highlights the Niger State government's commitment to enhancing educational opportunities and infrastructure in the region. Governor Bago's support underscores the administration's vision of building a brighter future for the state's youth through quality education.

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