Makinde Sets To Sign 2024 Scholarship, Bursary For Oyo Indigenous Students
The Executive Governor of Oyo State, Engr. Seyi Makinde has announced the signing of the 2024 Scholarship and Bursary for students in the state in order to support education in Oyo State.
The governor revealed this during the presentation of 28 eighteen-seater buses to tertiary institutions and student bodies across the state.
In a bid to launch the Omituntun Bursary Scheme, Governor Makinde assured the students that all necessary technical procedures have been put in place to ensure a smooth and hitch-free process.
Emphasizing the importance of accessibility, Governor Makinde stated that the scholarship and bursary application process will be conducted online, making it easily accessible to all qualified students in the state.
In conclusion, Governor Makinde urged individuals to play their part in aiding and assisting the government, emphasizing the collective responsibility in ensuring the overall development and success of the state’s educational sector.
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