Gov.Buni sponsors 221 Yobe Graduates to law school

By Yusuf A Yusuf, Damaturu 

Yobe state Governor,Mai Mala Buni has offered N90.423,000 million scholarship to 221 state's law graduates attending Nigerian law school across the various campuses in the county for the year 2023/2024 academic session 

Governor Mai Mai Buni said, the state has sustained a top spot with an unbeaten record in the Northeast sub-region, and among the states in Nigeria, providing such opportunities to our students to pursue professional certificates with ease.

The Governor reassured the law students that the present administration in the state will continue to be consistent in awarding scholarships to qualified Yobe indigenes in tertiary institutions both at home and in foreign institutions across the World.

He noted that,"His administration places a high premium on quality education from the basic foundation through the tertiary, and professional courses such as Law, Accountancy, and Medical sciences among others.

"Today's ceremony of awarding scholarships to our law students to attend the Nigerian Law School is in continuation of the support this administration has continued to render in the last four years to the law students to obtain their professional certificates. 

"This is in line with our comprehensive and holistic approach to the development of education as a driver of human capital development.

Buni therefore enjoined the scholarship beneficiaries to pursue their professional course with a great sense of commitment and responsibility to justify government investments in them, and to make the state proud.

"You should strive to be good Ambassadors of the state, and remain reference points of academic and moral excellence.

"Let me also assure you that government shall keenly monitor your activities in the course of your study and provide you with the necessary support for you to succeed",said Governor Buni.

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