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APM Terminals expands scholarship scheme, supports 50 students

APM Terminals Apapa has awarded scholarships to 50 undergraduate students from its host community, bringing the total number of beneficiaries to 151. Read More: https://punchng.com/apm-terminals-expands-scholarship-scheme-supports-50-students/

APM Terminals expands scholarship scheme, supports 50 students

APM Terminals in Apapa, Lagos, has awarded scholarships to 50 undergraduate students from its local community, reinforcing its dedication to education and community development. The scholarships, presented during the third edition of the company's scholarship programme, are available to students enrolled in public universities or other accredited higher institutions across Nigeria.

Since the start of the initiative, APM Terminals has supported a total of 151 undergraduates. CEO Koen De Backer emphasized the importance of investing in young people to shape future leaders, while Managing Director Kamal Alhraishat highlighted the company's belief in building people through deliberate investment, commitment, and time.

The scholarship programme, part of the company's CSR strategy centered on education, healthcare, and environmental sustainability, offers financial assistance and internship opportunities until graduation, contingent on maintaining academic standards. Beneficiaries, including students like Olakunle Oluwafemi and Anozie, expressed gratitude for the opportunity, noting its positive impact on their academic pursuits and career prospects.

The local community, including representatives from Apapa Local Government and various government agencies, praised APM Terminals for its continued support in expanding access to higher education.

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