Showers of blessing as popular Nigerian housewife, Mummy Zee gets scholarships in Canada

Showers of blessing as popular Nigerian housewife, Mummy Zee gets scholarships in Canada

Popular Nigerian housewife, Deborah Olaki, aka Mummy Zee has been granted a scholarship to pursue studies in Canada, a generous gesture valued at approximately $15,000 CAD.

The scholarship is a collaborative effort from an international educational group, Travel Doctor, in conjunction with @UnicollegeLink_. This act of support stems from the contributions of Nigerians in the diaspora who have generously participated in gifting initiatives for Mummy Zee.

The scholarship encompasses a substantial tuition reduction and additional benefits tailored to facilitate Mummy Zee’s academic journey in Canada. Specifically, it provides a noteworthy $6,000 CAD reduction for any one-year program and a substantial $9,000 CAD reduction for any two-year program at either Niagara College Toronto or Fleming College Toronto.

Expanding the scope of opportunities, Mummy Zee can also avail herself of a $3,000 CAD discount for any program of her choice at Okanagan College or NorQuest College. As a further alleviation of financial constraints, the group has pledged to waive the application fee for any institution Mummy Zee opts to enroll in.

Beyond tuition relief, the scholarship package encompasses invaluable perks such as free admission assistance and visa processing for Canada. This comprehensive support ensures that Mummy Zee can seamlessly transition into her new academic environment, sidestepping the logistical and financial hurdles commonly associated with international study.

The announcement of this transformative scholarship spread across social media, with @ChuksJaphet’s tweet quoting Mummy Zee, drawing attention to this incredible opportunity. The news has generated waves of enthusiasm and support within the Nigerian community, both domestically and internationally, as they rally behind Mummy Zee’s educational aspirations.