Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-olu has fulfilled his promise of N10m cash prize to LASU’s top graduating student, Miss Aminat Yusuf.
The governor disclosed this in a post on his verified twitter handle on Thursday.
The 23-year-old Miss Aminat graduated with 5.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) in Law from Lagos State University, Ojoo.
Read the full statement below
Fulfilled my promise today by awarding Miss Yusuf Aminat Imoitesemeh, LASU’s top student, with the N10 million prize.
Her 5.0 CGPA in Law at just 23 years old is a testament to her hard work and Lagos State’s quality education.
I also had the chance to have a meaningful conversation with Miss Aminat and her parents, Mr. Ibrahim Yusuf and Hajia Halimah. We discussed her background and the crucial role her disciplined parents played in her personal development.
She shared how her parents’ unwavering commitment to her and her siblings’ education shaped her path to success. They instilled the value of aiming high and provided everything they needed.
I encouraged Aminat to use her voice as a champion for vulnerable communities and to promote initiatives tailored to their needs. Together, we can create opportunities for those who need it most.
Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-olu has fulfilled his promise of N10m cash prize to LASU’s top graduating student, Miss Aminat Yusuf.
The governor disclosed this in a post on his verified twitter handle on Thursday.
The 23-year-old Miss Aminat graduated with 5.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) in Law from Lagos State University, Ojoo.
Read the full statement below
Fulfilled my promise today by awarding Miss Yusuf Aminat Imoitesemeh, LASU’s top student, with the N10 million prize.
Her 5.0 CGPA in Law at just 23 years old is a testament to her hard work and Lagos State’s quality education.
I also had the chance to have a meaningful conversation with Miss Aminat and her parents, Mr. Ibrahim Yusuf and Hajia Halimah. We discussed her background and the crucial role her disciplined parents played in her personal development.
She shared how her parents’ unwavering commitment to her and her siblings’ education shaped her path to success. They instilled the value of aiming high and provided everything they needed.
I encouraged Aminat to use her voice as a champion for vulnerable communities and to promote initiatives tailored to their needs. Together, we can create opportunities for those who need it most.
Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-olu has fulfilled his promise of N10m cash prize to LASU’s top graduating student, Miss Aminat Yusuf.
The governor disclosed this in a post on his verified twitter handle on Thursday.
The 23-year-old Miss Aminat graduated with 5.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) in Law from Lagos State University, Ojoo.
Read the full statement below
Fulfilled my promise today by awarding Miss Yusuf Aminat Imoitesemeh, LASU’s top student, with the N10 million prize.
Her 5.0 CGPA in Law at just 23 years old is a testament to her hard work and Lagos State’s quality education.
I also had the chance to have a meaningful conversation with Miss Aminat and her parents, Mr. Ibrahim Yusuf and Hajia Halimah. We discussed her background and the crucial role her disciplined parents played in her personal development.
She shared how her parents’ unwavering commitment to her and her siblings’ education shaped her path to success. They instilled the value of aiming high and provided everything they needed.
I encouraged Aminat to use her voice as a champion for vulnerable communities and to promote initiatives tailored to their needs. Together, we can create opportunities for those who need it most.
Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-olu has fulfilled his promise of N10m cash prize to LASU’s top graduating student, Miss Aminat Yusuf.
The governor disclosed this in a post on his verified twitter handle on Thursday.
The 23-year-old Miss Aminat graduated with 5.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) in Law from Lagos State University, Ojoo.
Read the full statement below
Fulfilled my promise today by awarding Miss Yusuf Aminat Imoitesemeh, LASU’s top student, with the N10 million prize.
Her 5.0 CGPA in Law at just 23 years old is a testament to her hard work and Lagos State’s quality education.
I also had the chance to have a meaningful conversation with Miss Aminat and her parents, Mr. Ibrahim Yusuf and Hajia Halimah. We discussed her background and the crucial role her disciplined parents played in her personal development.
She shared how her parents’ unwavering commitment to her and her siblings’ education shaped her path to success. They instilled the value of aiming high and provided everything they needed.
I encouraged Aminat to use her voice as a champion for vulnerable communities and to promote initiatives tailored to their needs. Together, we can create opportunities for those who need it most.
Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-olu has fulfilled his promise of N10m cash prize to LASU’s top graduating student, Miss Aminat Yusuf.
The governor disclosed this in a post on his verified twitter handle on Thursday.
The 23-year-old Miss Aminat graduated with 5.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) in Law from Lagos State University, Ojoo.
Read the full statement below
Fulfilled my promise today by awarding Miss Yusuf Aminat Imoitesemeh, LASU’s top student, with the N10 million prize.
Her 5.0 CGPA in Law at just 23 years old is a testament to her hard work and Lagos State’s quality education.
I also had the chance to have a meaningful conversation with Miss Aminat and her parents, Mr. Ibrahim Yusuf and Hajia Halimah. We discussed her background and the crucial role her disciplined parents played in her personal development.
She shared how her parents’ unwavering commitment to her and her siblings’ education shaped her path to success. They instilled the value of aiming high and provided everything they needed.
I encouraged Aminat to use her voice as a champion for vulnerable communities and to promote initiatives tailored to their needs. Together, we can create opportunities for those who need it most.
Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-olu has fulfilled his promise of N10m cash prize to LASU’s top graduating student, Miss Aminat Yusuf.
The governor disclosed this in a post on his verified twitter handle on Thursday.
The 23-year-old Miss Aminat graduated with 5.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) in Law from Lagos State University, Ojoo.
Read the full statement below
Fulfilled my promise today by awarding Miss Yusuf Aminat Imoitesemeh, LASU’s top student, with the N10 million prize.
Her 5.0 CGPA in Law at just 23 years old is a testament to her hard work and Lagos State’s quality education.
I also had the chance to have a meaningful conversation with Miss Aminat and her parents, Mr. Ibrahim Yusuf and Hajia Halimah. We discussed her background and the crucial role her disciplined parents played in her personal development.
She shared how her parents’ unwavering commitment to her and her siblings’ education shaped her path to success. They instilled the value of aiming high and provided everything they needed.
I encouraged Aminat to use her voice as a champion for vulnerable communities and to promote initiatives tailored to their needs. Together, we can create opportunities for those who need it most.
Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-olu has fulfilled his promise of N10m cash prize to LASU’s top graduating student, Miss Aminat Yusuf.
The governor disclosed this in a post on his verified twitter handle on Thursday.
The 23-year-old Miss Aminat graduated with 5.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) in Law from Lagos State University, Ojoo.
Read the full statement below
Fulfilled my promise today by awarding Miss Yusuf Aminat Imoitesemeh, LASU’s top student, with the N10 million prize.
Her 5.0 CGPA in Law at just 23 years old is a testament to her hard work and Lagos State’s quality education.
I also had the chance to have a meaningful conversation with Miss Aminat and her parents, Mr. Ibrahim Yusuf and Hajia Halimah. We discussed her background and the crucial role her disciplined parents played in her personal development.
She shared how her parents’ unwavering commitment to her and her siblings’ education shaped her path to success. They instilled the value of aiming high and provided everything they needed.
I encouraged Aminat to use her voice as a champion for vulnerable communities and to promote initiatives tailored to their needs. Together, we can create opportunities for those who need it most.
Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-olu has fulfilled his promise of N10m cash prize to LASU’s top graduating student, Miss Aminat Yusuf.
The governor disclosed this in a post on his verified twitter handle on Thursday.
The 23-year-old Miss Aminat graduated with 5.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) in Law from Lagos State University, Ojoo.
Read the full statement below
Fulfilled my promise today by awarding Miss Yusuf Aminat Imoitesemeh, LASU’s top student, with the N10 million prize.
Her 5.0 CGPA in Law at just 23 years old is a testament to her hard work and Lagos State’s quality education.
I also had the chance to have a meaningful conversation with Miss Aminat and her parents, Mr. Ibrahim Yusuf and Hajia Halimah. We discussed her background and the crucial role her disciplined parents played in her personal development.
She shared how her parents’ unwavering commitment to her and her siblings’ education shaped her path to success. They instilled the value of aiming high and provided everything they needed.
I encouraged Aminat to use her voice as a champion for vulnerable communities and to promote initiatives tailored to their needs. Together, we can create opportunities for those who need it most.
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