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British Govt Awarded 82 Nigerians UK Chevening, Commonwealth Scholarships

Emmanuel OlabiwonninuBy Emmanuel OlabiwonninuAugust 30, 20242 Mins Read
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OGUN, Nigeria (VOICE OF NAIJA)- The British Government has awarded 82 Nigerians the prestigious Chevening and Commonwealth scholarships to study a wide range of master’s and PhD degrees in the UK in 2024.

The British High Commission in Nigeria disclosed this in a statement on Friday in Lagos.

According to the commission, 32 scholars received the Chevening scholarships, while the other 50 were awarded the Commonwealth scholarships.

It said, a pre-departure ceremony was held in Abuja for scholars based in the environs, while a similar ceremony would hold in Lagos.

Speaking at the ceremony, the British Deputy High Commissioner, Mrs Gill Lever said: “The UK continues to support the educational development of Nigerians and remain transparent and inclusive in the selection process across board.

READ ALSO: UK Varsity Offers ₦34m Scholarship To Nigerian Students

“I challenge each of you to aim for excellence in your studies, to be great ambassadors for Nigeria in the UK, and to take advantage of every opportunity during your scholarship.

“This should be done through growing your knowledge, enriching cultural exchange, confident networking and then bringing those experiences back to Nigeria by doing great things for your country while creating a positive change in the world,” Lever said.

Similarly, Idowu Akintade, Director Operations, British Council Nigeria, expressed optimism that the scholars would leverage the skills and knowledge gained from the opportunity to impact positively on Nigeria’s development.

“I encourage you all to build a strong network and continue to be great ambassadors of the prestigious Commonwealth and Chevening Scholarships,” Akintade said.

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Emmanuel Olabiwonninu

Experienced freelance journalist with a passion for telling compelling stories. Adept at conducting indepth research, interviewing diverse individuals, and crafting engaging narratives for print and online publications. Proven ability to meet tight deadlines and adapt writing style to suit various editorial guidelines. Areas of expertise include, Social justice, Data reporting, sports, Geopolitics and Climate Change.

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