Ibori urges scholarship beneficiaries to embrace discipline
- ✦The 42 beneficiaries were selected through what the foundation described as a rigorous and merit-driven process and have commenced their academic studies at Western Delta University under its full undergraduate scholarship programme.
- James Ibori and one of the beneficiaries Former Delta State Governor and founder of the Otemu Educational Foundation (OEF), Chief James Ibori, has charged newly inducted scholarship beneficiaries to embrace discipline, pursue academic excellence and remain committed to serving society.
- According to a statement on Friday, Ibori gave the charge during the foundation’s second Beneficiary Induction Programme (BIP 2.0), held at the Auditorium of Western Delta University, Oghara, Delta State, where 42 newly selected beneficiaries under Cohort Beta were formally inducted into its scholarship scheme.
- The 42 beneficiaries were selected through what the foundation described as a rigorous and merit-driven process and have commenced their academic studies at Western Delta University under its full undergraduate scholarship programme.
Former Delta Gov, James Ibori, has charged 42 new scholarship beneficiaries of his Otemu Educational Foundation to embrace discipline and academic excellen
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James Ibori and one of the beneficiaries Former Delta State Governor and founder of the Otemu Educational Foundation (OEF), Chief James Ibori, has charged newly inducted scholarship beneficiaries to embrace discipline, pursue academic excellence and remain committed to serving society.
Who are the key organizations or public figures mentioned?
According to a statement on Friday, Ibori gave the charge during the foundation’s second Beneficiary Induction Programme (BIP 2.0), held at the Auditorium of Western Delta University, Oghara, Delta State, where 42 newly selected beneficiaries under Cohort Beta were formally inducted into its scholarship scheme.
What timeline or key figures were confirmed?
According to a statement on Friday, Ibori gave the charge during the foundation’s second Beneficiary Induction Programme (BIP 2.0), held at the Auditorium of Western Delta University, Oghara, Delta State, where 42 newly selected beneficiaries under Cohort Beta were formally inducted into its scholarship scheme.
