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Tweeting this into existence.
By God’s grace, I’ll be part of the MT Scholar Class of 2027.
Just created an X list to curate my timeline, grow my network/social presence, and will build actionable projects along the way.
I will come back to this in Oct 2027.
BREAKING: 69 brilliant graduates emerge as 2026 MT Scholars
From a highly competitive pool of 9,198 applicants, only 69 exceptional graduates made it through to become winners of the 2026 Michael Taiwo Scholarships.
This year’s cohort is historic. It is the largest since inception in 2019.
Their scholarship benefits include:
✅ Full payment for standardized exams (GRE/GMAT + IELTS/TOEFL)
✅ Six graduate school application fees covered
✅ Four additional score reports
✅ Transcript evaluation
✅ One-on-one mentoring from top scholars and professionals
✅ Exclusive access to a rich resource library, and so much more!
🏆 Congratulations to the 2026 MT Scholars! Your brilliance and resilience continue to inspire us all.
👉 Know any of them? Tag them below and drop your heartfelt congratulations! 💬👏
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@NigeriaStories Nigeria is full of drama, but the manner in which VIO personnel are treating the citizens of this country is mostly unprofessional.
I hope the state government comes to good consensus with the agency after this suspension.