Kashim Ibrahim Fellowship opens to young Nigerians – Daily Trust

Kashim Ibrahim Fellowship opens to young Nigerians

The Kaduna State Government has introduced the inaugural class of the Kashim Ibrahim Fellows Programme. It is to develop and nurture leadership ability across Nigeria, with specific focus on the promising leaders of the future.

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