The Kano State Government is sponsoring about 1001 postgraduate students to India and Uganda for various postgraduate programs.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Gov. Abba Kabir inaugurated the state foreign scholarship scheme, beginning with 550 persons, on Thursday in Kano.
Kabir said it was clearly seen that some of those trained under the scheme by Kwankwaso were now occupying important positions of authority in the present administration. “The Distinguished Senator sponsored three batches of scholars for foreign studies in about 16 countries across the globe. “In this regard, I am very happy to say that some of the products of this policy are today occupying important government positions of authority in the present administration.”He called on the beneficiaries to ensure that they lived up to their expectations and become useful to their parents, relatives, and the country at large.
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