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    BREAKING: Massive Scholarship Awards Hits S*x Workers, Others –

    Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusJanuary 4, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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    BREAKING: Massive Scholarship Awards Hit S*x Workers, Others

    Information reaching Ibom Focus says that Massive Scholarship Awards Hit S*x Workers, Others

    Tansian University in partnership with Chartered Institute of Educational Practitioners, U.K. (CIEPUK) have awarded full scholarships to 5,000 repentant commercial s*x workers and vulnerable persons.

    Marcel Ezenwoye, the National President, CIEPUK, made this known in Abuja on Tuesday.

    Mr Ezenwoye said that the beneficiaries were drawn from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

    “Tansian University, Umunya in Anambra State has awarded full scholarships to 5,000 repented commercial s*x workers and vulnerable women from each of the 36 States of the federation and the FCT.

    “The beneficiaries, who are profiled and sent by their respective state governments shall undergo three months intensive training on different crafts and skills after which they will be equipped with relevant resources.

    “Beneficiaries shall attend the course in any of the two centres for the northern and southern parts of the nation in batches from Feb. 26.

    “The three-month entrepreneurship and skill programme involves vocational training in shoe making, soap making, cream making, script writing, video editing, agric business and farm managements.

    “Others are; acting, online and social media studies, cinematography, furniture making, electrical works, cottage industry, tie & dye, laundry, spice production, barbing and event management,” he said.

    The CIEPUK president noted that no fewer than 185, 000 beneficiaries would graduate within the first phase.

    According to him, the beneficiaries will be provided with free tuition, hostel accommodation, medical cover, insurance and security.

    “Tansian university, with support from its technical partners, Chartered Institute of Educational Practitioners U.K. shall provide all beneficiaries with free tuition, hostel accommodation, medical cover, insurance, security while their respective state governments provide feeding to cover the three months training programme.

    “It is expected that 185,000 beneficiaries shall graduate within this first phase after which they will be in a position to contribute to the Gross Domestic Product.

    ”From the impact they will create on the national economy, it is expected to be in the region of ₦200 billion annually apart from the direct and indirect jobs their activities will create,” he said.

    Mr Ezenwoye stressed that the positive social impact from the programme would reduce all forms of crime and criminalities as well as promote dignity of the girl child and vulnerable groups in the country.

    He further said that the university with its technical partner, CIEPUK would continue to bring all round development to the country irrespective of tribe, creed and gender in line with its community development agenda.

    He therefore, urged stakeholders and volunteers to be part of the maiden initiative to lift the nation in line with international and global best practices.

    He expressed believe that the almighty God would continue to bless everyone and provide direction to the needy and less privileged across the country.

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