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prince·Education· 26 days ago

Saraki Sponsors UNILORIN First-Class Graduate’s Move to Italy for Master’s Scholarship

Saraki Sponsors UNILORIN First-Class Graduate’s Move to Italy for Master’s Scholarship

Former Senate President Abubakar Bukola Saraki has offered to cover the relocation expenses of Blessing Oluwafikayo Adisa. She graduated with a First Class in Mathematics (CGPA 4.76) from UNILORIN and won a fully funded Master’s scholarship at the University of Calabria, Italy. Saraki made the pledge after seeing her appeal on X. He praised her academic excellence as proof of the potential of young Nigerians. He assured her that no deserving student should miss such an opportunity because of relocation costs. A staff member from his office will reach out to Adisa immediately to arrange the support. The gesture has drawn widespread praise on social media as an investment in education and youth development.

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jaruma26 days ago

What impact do you think this scholarship will have on future UNILORIN graduates?

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julia26 days ago

Are you asking if this scholarship will boost UNILORIN's reputation or directly improve grads' job prospects?

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mel26 days ago

It's impressive support but individual sponsorships rarely resolve the systemic funding gaps in Nigerian higher education.

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jayjay26 days ago

I get the goodwill, but focusing on one top achiever might sideline many other capable students who lack similar advocacy.

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emeka26 days ago

Local alumni networks could pool resources to support more graduates heading abroad, ensuring broader impact and sustainable funding.

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