2 students with First Class degrees, gets foreign scholarship from senate president

The President of the Senate, Dr Bukola Saraki, has awarded
foreign scholarship to two students from Kwara, who bagged
First Class in their undergraduate studies.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kwara, Publicity
Secretary, Alhaji Suleiman Buhari, made this known in a
statement on Monday in Ilorin.

Buhari said the two students were selected from 73 First Class Graduates, who were hosted to a dinner by the President of the Senate in 2016.

He said the scholarship was in addition to N500, 000 given
 to each of the 73 scholars by the President of the Senate,
representing Kwara Central Senatorial District.

He said the two beneficiaries are Abdulkadir Habebulah, a
graduate of Euronautic Engineering from the Kwara State
University (KWASU) and Aliyu Ajoke Muinat, a graduate of
Chemistry from the University of Ilorin.

Saraki in the statement charged the two beneficiaries to
 give a good account of themselves when they begin their studies in China.

The president of the senate said that the selection of two
 out of 73 was testimony to the quality of their education
 and their certificates.

He, therefore, urged them to be of best behaviours anywhere
they find themselves in the world.

A beneficiary, Abdulkadir Habibulah, while responding, 
said the scholarship was a pleasant surprise.

He commended the President of the Senate for giving him
 and his colleague the privilege of studying abroad.

He also promised that they will not to disappoint the

confidence reposed in them.

Saraki in the statement charged the two beneficiaries
 to give a good account of themselves when they begin their studies in China.

The president of the senate said that the selection of two 
out of 73 was testimony to the quality of their education 
and their certificates.

He, therefore, urged them to be of best behaviours anywhere
they find themselves in the world.

A beneficiary, Abdulkadir Habibulah, while responding, said
 the scholarship was a pleasant surprise.

He commended the President of the Senate for giving him
 and his colleague the privilege of studying abroad.

He also promised that they will not to disappoint the
confidence reposed in them.