OPay Digital Services has inked an agreement with Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK), to extend its N1.2 billion nationwide scholarship fund to students at the institution.
The formal signing, held in the NSUK Council Chamber, united representatives from both organizations to celebrate the new partnership. Dr. James Vandefan, OPay’s Chief Security Officer, emphasized the company’s goal in youth development through education.
OPay is devoted to uplifting young Nigerians by supporting their academic journey. This pact with NSUK marks an expansion of our extensive N1.2 billion scholarship scheme, currently aiding students in various universities countrywide – Dr. Vandefan remarked
Professor Maikano Muhammad Ari, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) at NSUK, praised OPay’s commitment and assured that the scholarships would reach deserving students who need them most.
Itoro Udo, OPay’s Head of Corporate Social Responsibility, said that the company aims for a relationship that surpasses monetary aid, encompassing cybersecurity education, facility enhancements, and long-term student mentorship. These efforts will unfold gradually but promise substantial community impact.
OPay committed a N60 million scholarship cheque, which was presented to NSUK management, to kick start the transformative program. The fund will alleviate financial burdens for bright students while creating the way for joint research initiatives, training programs, and recruitment opportunities under the MoU.
OPay reaffirms its dedication to education and inclusive growth, facilitating opportunities for talented Nigerian youth to thrive and contribute meaningfully to society, by pledging this support over the next decade.
