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Dufil Prima Foods, maker of Indomie Instant Noodles, has awarded scholarships to 100 indigent students in Kaduna State in line with its determination to foster education and contribute to the long-term socio-economic development in Nigeria.

The scholarships awards which is part of Indomie Noodles’ Back-to-School Scholarship Programme are given to students from 10 different schools and reaffirm the company’s commitment to promoting education and youth empowerment.

The 100 selected students were chosen based on their academic achievements and financial need, and the scholarships will cover school fees, learning materials, and other essential educational expenses. These students, carefully selected from various schools across the state, underscore Indomie Noodles’ dedication to helping shape the future by empowering the next generation of leaders.

Speaking at the official ceremony held at Junior Secondary School, Sabo Tasha, Abraham Elukpo, regional manager for Indomie Noodles (North) said the brand is committed to uplifting communities and supporting education.

Elukpo said that through this initiative the company plans to support students and their families by ensuring that financial challenges do not hinder access to quality education.

He said the scholarships will inspire these young minds to continue striving for excellence.

He further said the Indomie Noodles’ annual Back-to-School Initiative is designed to ease the financial strain on underprivileged students and ensure that they have access to quality education regardless of their economic background.

“By providing these scholarships, Indomie Noodles aims to equip students with the tools needed to build a brighter future and contribute positively to their communities,”

“This initiative is part of Indomie Noodles’ broader efforts to make a positive impact on young Nigerians. Similar initiatives have been launched in other parts of the country, reflecting the brand’s ongoing dedication to supporting education and fostering youth development,” he said.

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Yahaya Saleh, executive secretary of the Kaduna State Scholarships and Loans Board (KADSSLB), commended Indomie Noodles for its significant contribution to education.

Saleh said the scholarship is not just about financial assistance but that it represents a life-changing opportunity for many students, opening doors to a brighter future.

He said this initiative aligns with the vision for accessible education of the Kaduna State government and lauded the brand for the partnership.

On his part, Ishaya Ayuba Ranga, the principal of JSS Sabo Tasha, Dufil Prima for the scholarship referring to it as a game-changer that is bringing hope and encouragement to students.

The scholarship recipients shared their appreciation with many expressing that the financial support would allow them to focus on their studies without the stress of school fees.

Favour Onazi, a student from GJSS Sabo Tasha said the scholarship will allow her to concentrate on her education and help her achieve her dream of becoming a doctor.

The scholarships were given to the 10 best students of the Junior Secondary School class in 10 schools. Each participating school received N500,000 to support their students.

The beneficiary schools include GJSS Narayi, GJSS Barnawa, GJSS Ungwan Rimi, GJSS Sabo Tasha (host school), GJSS Kawo, GJSS Rigasa, GJSS Tundunwada, GJSS Unguwan Mu’azu, and GJSS Gonin Gora.

Indomie Noodles remains committed to improving lives and contributing to the development of Nigeria’s future leaders through its educational programmes.

 

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