Educational Reward – 2018 Mtn #200,000 Scholarship For Nigerians Is Here Again | Apply Now

The MTN Nigeria Foundation Limited was established for the purpose of focusing MTN Nigeria’s efforts in terms of its Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives to help reduce poverty and foster sustainable development in Nigeria. This foundation invites applications from high performing full time second year students studying in public tertiary institutions (universities, polytechnics and colleges of education) in Nigeria. The scholarship provides financial assistance to students who might otherwise be unable to pay for their tertiary education and aims to recognize and reward academic excellence. Also See:  MTN Foundation Scholarship Scheme For the Blind – 2017 This scholarship program will be awarded to applicants who are studying Science and Technology courses and it will cover tuition, book allowance and stipends.Eligibility– Applicants must be Nigerian– Applicants must be full time second year students studying in public tertiary institutions (universities, polytechnics and colleges of education) in Nigeria.– Applicants must have maintained a minimum CGPA of 3.5 or its equivalent (second class upper/upper credit)Application ProcessClick here to begin application processApplication DeadlineThe application deadline is on 9th October 2017For More Information Visit The Official Website For more information, Drop your comments in the comment box below.

Halimah Yacob becomes Singapore’s first female President at 63

Singapore has elected 63-year old Halimah Yacob as its first female president which also makes her the first head of state to come from the county’s Malay community in almost five decades.   Halimah Yacob, a former speaker of parliament, did not face a vote for the largely ceremonial post after authorities said other candidates did not meet strict eligibility criteria. She was declared Singapore’s eighth president after a “walkover” election that saw no vote after no other contenders ran for the position.  She was the only candidate deemed eligible to stand in the country’s Elections Department, having held a key public position as speaker of parliament for three years. The other two contenders, Salleh Marican and Farid Khan, were both denied eligibility, having fallen short of a constitutional rule that required any candidate from the private sector to have led a company with shareholder equity of at least 500 million Singapore dollars (372 million dollars). Following the announcement, Yacob thanked her supporters in a speech, calling it “a proud moment for Singapore, for multiculturalism and multi-racialism.” While some have applauded the historic moment, the election has also drawn public criticism due to what was seen as a lack of democratic process.  Yacob addressed these concerns, saying “I am a president for everyone, regardless of race, language, religion or creed.”

Breaking! UNIPORT Student Who Murdered Eight-year-old Girl For Ritual Has Been Rearrested

Ifeanyi Dike, the suspected ritual killer, who murdered an eight-year-old girl, Victory Chikamso Nmezuwuba, has been rearrested. Dike, who was...Continue Reading

How To Identify Ladies You Should Never Get Married To

”Marriage is a beautiful thing” they say, but how true is that statement if you’re married to the wrong woman? You’ll probably want to play your wedding tape in reverse till the moment when you weren’t married. Before I sat down to write this piece, I asked some spinsters if they think they are wife...