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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 has expanded its scholarship scheme, providing financial support to 50 undergraduate students from its host community in Apapa, Lagos. This initiative, now supporting a total of 151 students since its inception, is a key component of the company's corporate social responsibility agenda. The scholarships are available to students enrolled in public universities and other accredited higher institutions across Nigeria.

APM Terminals CEO Koen De Backer emphasized the importance of investing in young people to shape future leaders during the presentation ceremony. He urged the scholarship recipients to remain focused on their goals and commit to continuous learning and self-development. The terminal's Managing Director, Kamal Alhraishat, stated that the company's CSR strategy is anchored on three pillars: education, healthcare, and environmental sustainability.

The Head of People Function at APM Terminals, Uzoma Ben-Ude, explained that the scholarship program extends beyond financial assistance, as beneficiaries remain on the program until graduation, provided they maintain academic standards. Internship opportunities within the company are also available to scholarship recipients, providing valuable workplace experience.

The initiative has been well-received by beneficiaries, their parents, and representatives from various government agencies, with many praising APM Terminals for its continued investment in the host community and support for higher education.

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