Omo, e don happen o! Dangote Cement don triple their scholarship money for Gboko communities for Benue State. Dis one no be small matter, my people!

Dr. Johnson Kor, wey be Head of Social Performance for Dangote Cement, talk say dem don expand the whole scholarship wahala to fit more students dis year. E be like say dem wan carry more pipo along this time!

Plant Director, Engr. Abhijit Dutta, as e dey present di cheque, come drop bombshell say dis year dem don increase di fund from ₦10 million to ₦30 million. Na real upgrade, my friend!

He tell us say no be less than 230 students go enjoy dis 2025 education scheme. And no be only di immediate community wey dem dey focus on, e don include mining areas like Mbatur, Mbazembe, and Pass Brothers community. Talk about inclusivity, sha!

Engr. Dutta no dey waste time, e talk say dem no dey see their host communities as just neighbors, but as real partners for progress. Dis one na correct gist, because without di community, no company fit thrive!

Dem collect di scholarship cheque during one event wey also celebrate di graduation of youth wey complete skill acquisition program. Na serious matter, as dem dey show say dem dey push for human capital development.

Engr. Dutta come explain again say di scholarship fund don increase to ₦28.8 million dis year, and e dey cover all di six host communities. Na serious investment o, no be one-time gesture like some people dey do!

He add say dis na to ensure say everybody fit benefit fairly and equally. Education dey important, and Dangote Cement dey show dem commitment no be small!

Once beneficiaries utilize di money wisely for educational purpose, dem get every right to become great. Dem set committee to make sure say everything dey transparent during di selection process.

As dem dey talk about di scholarship, e clear say Dangote Cement no just dey focus on education alone. Dem get programmes for Women Empowerment, Farmers’, and Youth Empowerment to make sure say di communities dey grow as dem dey improve lives.

Tin wey go happen next, na di Ter Gboko, His Royal Majesty, Gabriel Shosum wey dey also advise all di beneficiaries to make sure say dem use di bursary well. Make dem no let di money go to waste, no be every day you go see such opportunity!

One of di beneficiaries, Gabriel Yo Hol, just 16 years old and student of Amua Memorial Grammar School, don thank di company well-well and promise say e go represent Dangote Cement as ambassador. Na way to go, young man!