Kebbi State Government Releases N715m for Indigent Students in India and Egypt
The Kebbi State government has disbursed N715 million to support indigent students studying in India and Egypt. The funds cover tuition, registration, upkeep, visa extensions, and internships for a total of 28 students at Subharti GD Goenka University in India and seven universities in Egypt.
Additionally, N349.7 million was allocated for 35 students departing from Nigeria and Ethiopia to study medicine and pharmacy. Dr. Muhammad Murtala Musa has been appointed as the pioneer Provost of Kauran Gwandu College of Midwifery Science in Ambursa, Birnin Kebbi.
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