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Borno govt opens scholarship portal

Governor Babagana Zulum

The Borno State Scholarship Board has opened its portal for applications by students in tertiary institutions to enrol for 2022–23 and 2023–24 scholarships.

Mallam Bala Isa, the Executive Secretary of the board, confirmed the development on Friday in Maiduguri.

He said the portal opened on September 14 and would be closed on October 14.

“Borno State indigenes admitted into institutions of higher learning in Nigeria who have registered for their first year with the institutions are eligible to apply.

“Interested candidates are to apply through the following link: scholarship.bo.gov.ng.

“Students are advised to be careful when they apply, as no complaints will be entertained for any wrong registration,” Isa said.

Borno State Government is giving scholarships to students in tertiary institutions such as universities, law schools, polytechnics, and colleges of Education.

NAN

Adewale Nurudeen

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