Kano Govt Sponsors Postgraduate Student On A Foreign Scholarship
Kano Govt Sponsors Postgraduate Student On A Foreign Scholarship
The Kano State Government is sponsoring 1,001 post graduate student for their postgraduate program to india and Uganda.
governor who had inaugurated the state foreign scholarship scheme, hosted a farewell dinner for the first batch of 550 beneficiaries of the scheme at the Government House.
The Distinguished Senator sponsored three batches of scholars for foreign studies in about 16 countries across the globe.
“This singular effort by his administration has produced many professionals and Ph.D. holders, thousands of masters degree holders, thousands of professionals in medical sciences, engineering, natural sciences, pilots, maritime specialists, etc.
He commended the former governor of the state, Senator Rabi’u Kwankwaso, for introducing the foreign scholarship scheme as it has impacted positively on the lives of the beneficiaries and the state.
Kabir noted that some beneficiaries of the scheme were now occupying important positions of authority in the present administration.
In this regard, I am very happy to say that some of the products of this policy are today occupying important government positions of authority in the present administration,” he said.
He called on the beneficiaries to ensure that they lived up to their expectations and become useful to their parents, relatives, and the country at large.
The Distinguished Senator sponsored three batches of scholars for foreign studies in about 16 countries across the globe.
Let me say that the foreign scholarship scheme was initiated by the administration of our mentor, Sen. Rabiu Kwankwaso.
Salisu, who was a beneficiary of Kwankwaso’s foreign scholarship where he studied Information Technology at a Ugandan university, expressed happiness for getting another scholarship to study Computer Science at Mewar University in India for his Master’s degree.
One of the beneficiaries, Babangida Salisu, from Tauroni Local Government Area, appreciated the governor for investing in the scheme.
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