Lead City University Graduates Awarded Sahara Group Energy Scholarship at UK University
Two graduates from Lead City University, Ibadan, Daphne and Noah, have received the Sahara Group Sahara Energy Scholarship Programme, each awarded $50,000 for a fully funded LL.M. programme at the University of Bristol, UK.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
Two graduates from Lead City University, Ibadan, have been awarded the Sahara Group Sahara Energy Scholarship Programme, each receiving $50,000 to cover tuition and living expenses for their fully funded LL.M. programme at the University of Bristol, United Kingdom. The scholarship recipients, Daphne and Noah, have begun their studies, marking a significant achievement for both the students and the university.
The Sahara Energy Scholarship Programme, facilitated by Dr. Olu Ojedokun, a distinguished lecturer in the Faculty of Law at Lead City University, aims to support talented individuals in pursuing advanced studies abroad. This initiative reflects the university's commitment to enhancing educational opportunities for its students.
In an exciting development, the scholarship will be extended to four additional graduates from Lead City University over the next two academic sessions, benefiting students from both the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Environmental Design & Management. This expansion underscores the university's dedication to fostering academic excellence and providing its students with opportunities for international exposure and growth.
