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Learning Centre Unveils Overseas Study Incentives For Nigerians

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By Kofoworola Oke

Nigerians desiring overseas study incentive, particularly studying in Europe now have opportunity of doing so on very encouraging terms, courtesy of a learning centre.

The learning centre experienced in international educational schemes’ facilitation, is offering 90% scholarship off tuition fee to such people.
Ambassador Adekunle Badmus, a United Nations Ambassador for quality affordable education in Africa unveiled details in Lagos recently.
President of Goodmus Charity Foundation, he said the scheme would avail beneficiaries opportunity to study in the Turkish Republic of northern Cyprus.
He told journalists that he had been in the Educational sector for about 18years assisting students in all external exams such as Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT),American college Test (ACT), The test of English as a foreign language etc.

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Ambassador Badmus flanked by Reverend Mother Idowu Phillips and Mr Ayodele Badmus

 

 

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YOS was first launched in March 2017, he said

Captain Reverend Mother Idowu Philips Popularly known as Iya Rainbow, and Mr Ayodele Badmus from Nollywood were presented as ambassador for The foundation.

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Ambassador Badmus presents a scholarship to one of the beneficiaries

Professor Clinton Brown Odiegbe (CBO) foundation has sponsored few students to study in the university at Turkey, it was revealed.
And thus far, 25 students had travelled to study at the University of Turkey with the help of Goodmus Learning Center on 90% scholarship, it was revealed.

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Odiahe Glory, from Edo state, one of the lucky 25students traveling on sponsorship.
She said she got to know of the scheme through the foundation.

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Another student heard of Goodmu learning center in his secondary school last year.

Reverend mother idowu Phillips, in her advise reminded overseas study students to be at their best and always remember the child of whom they are.

Mr Ayodele Badmus, on his own encouraged them to remain hardworking while they study in Turkey.

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