Governor Umo Eno Increases Monthly Payments for Undergraduates and Postgraduates | SEE DETAILS
Thompson Nsisongabasi
Sep 12, 2024
Akwa Ibom Governor Announces Increased Monthly Payments for Students
In a significant boost for students in Akwa Ibom State, Governor Umo Eno has approved a new monthly bursary scheme that will provide 20,000 for undergraduates and 30,000 for postgraduate students. This announcement was made during the Youths Appreciation Rally held on Wednesday at Uyo Township Stadium.
Increased Bursary Amounts: Starting this academic session, all undergraduate students will receive 20,000 monthly, an increase from the previous 10,000. Postgraduate students will now receive 30,000 monthly, up from 10,000.
Special Bursary for Specific Fields: Medical, law, engineering, and agriculture undergraduates will also benefit from the 30,000 monthly payment, aligning them with postgraduate students.
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Governor Eno highlighted this initiative as part of the state's commitment to supporting higher education and ensuring that students in critical fields have the resources they need to succeed.
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"This increase is aimed at easing the financial burden on our students and supporting their academic endeavors," Eno stated.
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