On Tuesday, July 2, Wigwe University’s Vice Chancellor, Professor Marwan Al-Akaidi, met with the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Chief Dennis Otuaro, in Abuja to discuss a promising new partnership. The focus of the meeting was to explore opportunities for sponsoring talented youths to pursue world-class education at Wigwe University.

This strategic collaboration aims to open doors for bright, ambitious young individuals by providing them with access to transformative academic experiences. Through sponsored placements, the initiative seeks to nurture future leaders who will drive innovation, development, and positive change across the nation.

Professor Al-Akaidi emphasized Wigwe University’s commitment to inclusive access and nation-building through education. “We believe in the power of education to transform lives and communities. By working together with PAP, we can ensure that more young people have the opportunity to reach their full potential,” he said.

Chief Otuaro echoed this sentiment, highlighting the importance of investing in the next generation. “Empowering our youths through education is one of the most impactful ways to secure a brighter future for our country,” he noted.

Wigwe University continues to engage with stakeholders across sectors to deliver a bold, future-focused curriculum designed to shape fearless African leaders. This potential partnership with PAP is a testament to the university’s mission to make high-quality education accessible to all.

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