New Horizons Nigeria Adopts School for the Blind, Offers Scholarships to Visually Impaired Students
New Horizons Nigeria has taken a significant step in transforming the lives of visually impaired students by adopting a school and providing scholarships. The company has equipped the school with computers and offered scholarships to 100 visually impaired students from the Federal Nigerian Society for the Blind in Oshodi, Lagos.
Two students, Olayinka Philip and Hassan Olayinka, have been adopted by New Horizons. Olayinka Philip has been trained in ICT and employed as a teacher, while Hassan Olayinka has been handed over to a vocational training center instructor.
Additionally, Philip Oluwol has been awarded an overseas scholarship for international exposure and skill development in Australia.
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