Nile University Grants Full Scholarship to 17-Year-Old JAMB Top Scorer with 367 Marks

Nile University of Nigeria has awarded a full tuition scholarship to Alayande David, one of the top scorers in the 2024 Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination.

Nile University Grants Full Scholarship to 17-Year-Old JAMB Top Scorer with 367 Marks

Nile University of Nigeria has awarded a full tuition scholarship to Alayande David, one of the top scorers in the 2024 Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination. The 17-year-old student from Zamani College, Kaduna, achieved an impressive score of 367 out of 400, making him one of the highest achievers in this year’s exams.

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David's exceptional performance and expressed interest in studying at Nile University led the institution to offer him the scholarship as part of its commitment to nurturing Nigeria’s brightest students. During the scholarship award ceremony, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Prof. Abdullahi Saleh highlighted the university's dedication to recognizing academic excellence. "Our culture at Nile University is to encourage students who excel in academics by providing them with the opportunities they need to succeed," he said. "David’s incredible success in the JAMB exam speaks volumes about his dedication and potential. We are proud to support him with this scholarship, which aligns with our mission to foster academic excellence."

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Expressing his gratitude, David said, "This scholarship is a dream come true for me. Nile University is where I’ve always wanted to be, and now I can focus entirely on my studies without worrying about the financial burden on my parents. I’m incredibly grateful and excited to start this new chapter."

The full scholarship reflects Nile University's commitment to rewarding outstanding students and providing opportunities for them to thrive in their academic pursuits.