APC National Women Leader gifts 3,700 girls in 36 States, FCT scholarship for IT, others

The National Women Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Mary Alile, has announced a scholarship initiative to empower 100 girls from each of the 36 states of Nigeria and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) with opportunities in IT, Project Management, Data Analytics, and other fields.

In a statement signed by her office on Sunday, it was disclosed that the initiative is in collaboration with the Heart Bible University and Seminary in the United States.

“The scholarship program aims to provide 3-year undergraduate scholarships to 3,700 girls in various courses, including IT Support, Project Management, Data Analytics, Business Administration, Cyber Security, UX Design, Counseling and Psychology,” the statement revealed.

It was further stated that the initiative is open to girls from each state who are seeking to strengthen their education and pursue their academic goals. Interestingly, males within the age bracket may also apply.

 

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