NTIC Students Win Foreign Scholarships
Fourteen students of the Nigerian Tulip International College (NTIC) have bagged scholarship awards from top universities across USA, Canada and South Africa to study different courses. A student from the 14, John Paul Akhator won a $104,000 USD scholarship in Computer Science at New York Institute of Technology, USA while Emmanuel Demilade won $160,000 scholarship […]
Fourteen students of the Nigerian Tulip International College (NTIC) have bagged scholarship awards from top universities across USA, Canada and South Africa to study different courses.
A student from the 14, John Paul Akhator won a $104,000 USD scholarship in Computer Science at New York Institute of Technology, USA while Emmanuel Demilade won $160,000 scholarship in Engineering at University of Maryland, USA.
The winners include; Kamsiyochukwu Obum-Mmeka, 96,000 USD to study Engineering at Duquesne University, USA; Barakah Akandeh, 15,000 euros, Computer Sciences, University of Applied Sciences, Germany; Khadijah Aminu Mukhtar, 62,000 USD scholarship in Engineering, Suffolk University, USA; Samuel Ziyok, 76, 000 USD scholarship in Computer Engineering, Marywood University, USA and Izuchukwu Okafor, 40,000 scholarship in Mechanical Engineering, Stony Brook University, USA.
Others are; Isaac Chibuike Anthony-Iwelu, 12,000 USD scholarship in Biomedical Engineering, Carleton University, Canada; Ganiru Evergreen, 30,000 USD, African Leadership Academy, South Africa; Nora Koko Easier, 21,000 USD, Engineering, University of Pittsburgh, USA; Abdulsalami Oyindamola Fatuga, 13,000 USD, Computer Sciences, Carleton University, Canada; Jamil Gasali, 12,000 USD, Computer Science, Northern Illinois University, USA; Fawaz Agoro, 21,000 USD, Computer Science, Arizona State University, USA and Abdulhalim Akinlisu, 20,000 USD, Computer Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology, USA.
Speaking on the achievement, Managing Director of NTIC, Mr. Feyzullah Bilgin, said the school had implemented a series of innovative programmes that have garnered widespread recognition and the students success.
“Here, we delve into some of NTIC’s standout programs that have been instrumental in shaping the success story of this esteemed institution.
According to him, one of NTIC’s standout programmes is the “200 Essentials”, a visionary initiative mandates that every student, from Nursery to SSS 3, reads a carefully curated selection of 200 books.
The programme, he said goes beyond the traditional curriculum, nurturing a love for reading and fostering critical thinking skills in students from a young age.
Bilgin also said it had adopted consultation time, which help to foster individualized learning.
“NTIC understands that every student is unique. To address the diverse needs of its learners, the school introduced “Consultation Time.”
“After lessons, students have the opportunity to meet with their teachers to discuss any areas of difficulty. This personalized approach ensures that no student is left behind, enhancing comprehension and overall academic performance.”