800 Kogi students benefit from bursaries in two years – Senator

Senator Sunday Karimi’s education foundation has provided bursaries to 800 Kogi students in two years, with plans for more beneficiaries in 2026.

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August 21, 2026 · 00:15 · 5 min read

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Senator Sunday Karimi’s education foundation has provided bursaries to 800 Kogi students in two years, with plans for more beneficiaries in 2026.

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