SCHOLR STUDIO

Talent is everywhere. Access is not.
Backing verified Nigerian talent through structured support, direct payments and public receipts.

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

Talent is everywhere. Access is not.

SCHOLR STUDIO exists to back verified Nigerian talent with structured support system.

Tuition Fee.
A software licence.
A laptop.
An exam fee.

We verify the gap.
We back it.
We publish the proof.

We build scholars.

https://t.co/a7kmgXKobz

[Michael Taiwo Annual Scholarships @MtScholarships]

One productivity habit that can make your scholarship application season much easier: keep records.

Scholarship applications come with deadlines, eligibility requirements, documents, essays, recommendation letters, application portals, and sometimes multiple stages of review.

Trying to keep track of everything in your head is a recipe for missed deadlines and incomplete applications.

Create a simple tracker.

Record the scholarship name, deadline, eligibility requirements, documents needed, application status, submission date, and any follow-up action. You can use a Google Sheet, Excel, a notebook, or whatever works for you.

The goal is to have a clear picture of your scholarship journey at all times.
And do not stop at scholarship applications.

Keep records of your goals, progress, finances, habits, projects, and results. Your personal life generates data too. When you document what you are doing, you can track your progress, identify gaps, make better decisions, and improve your approach.

Everything is data, even your scholarship journey. This application season, do not just apply.

Track. Document. Review. Improve.

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

@cuppymusic @savechildrenNG @savechildrenuk @save_children Eight years of using your platform and privilege to create more access for Nigerian girls is truly commendable.

Thank you for staying committed to the work.

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

@winexviv This is incredible.

What makes this even more inspiring is that Treasure isn’t just building impressive technology; she’s thinking about how to make healthcare more accessible to families who are often priced out of proper testing.

[Titanium @akinkunmi]

@scholrstudio Thank you!

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

@polyglotodulesi This is a powerful reminder of why educating the girl child matters.

Hafsat’s story is painful, but the fact that she is using her voice and experience to advocate for other girls is deeply inspiring.

Thank you for sharing her story and giving her a platform to be heard sir

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

@akinkunmi Congratulations Akin!

We’re rooting for you.

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

@silverpenydr @Odumodublvck_ Thank you for keeping your word and investing in Splashy’s future.

It’s encouraging to see support go beyond promises and actually create access to skills, tools, and the financial breathing room to get started.

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

@euniceajim And an access problem..

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

Watch out this space for a fully funded AI program and a recognized certificate 👇

[Iseunife The First @Shawnife]

Learning AI properly shouldn't depend on whether you can afford it. A fully funded programme is opening in a few days. Learn from experts, build real projects, earn a recognised certificate, pay nothing. Who wants in?

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

What is currently the BIGGEST hurdle in your scholarship application process?

Drop your target country below and let’s help you solve it.

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

@iDICEStartup It’s encouraging to see Nigerian innovators being supported to move from promising ideas to sustainable solutions.
Wishing all 10 founders an even bigger next chapter!

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

@ekemini58110 Congratulations!
This really is just the beginning.

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

This is impressive!

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

300L Computer Engineering students,
Group 8, have developed an electronic walking aid for the visually impaired.

Nice 👍 👏👏👏

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

@polyglotodulesi A genius!

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

Happy 8th anniversary to Chess in Slums!

Here’s to many more years of finding and amplifying brilliance in unexpected places.

[Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD]

The beauty of setting one’s heart on.

Today marks exactly eight years since we officially kickstarted the Chess in Slums project. Oh, how beautifully time flies.

It still feels like yesterday when, with trembling hands, I committed my heart to this seemingly impossible miracle of doing great things from small places.

I feel immense gratitude today, above all things. But I also want to share a recent contemplation from one of my many mundane musings about life.

Sometime in July, while I was in New York, I decided to take a really long walk through the city. New York is a deeply fascinating place, with so much to see and admire that one can easily get lost in its allure and chaos.

So I gave myself a simple task to find and photograph everything in color blue.

Suddenly, it felt like the city changed, at least in my own eyes.

A blue bicycle chained to a railing. A stranger in a blue coat. A young boy in a blue shirt held closely by his mother, one of his hands carefully wrapped in a blue cast. Blue tents. A small patch of sky reflected in the glass of a building.

By the end of my walk, I had taken so many wonderful pictures of all the beautiful blue things my curiosity could capture.

Of course, the city hadn’t changed. The blue had always been there.

What changed was that I had decided to look for it.

I haven’t stopped thinking about that experience ever since, about the strange and beautiful power of setting one’s heart on something, and how what we choose to look for in the world eventually teaches us how to see.

It feels even more meaningful today because eight years ago, I set my heart on the Chess in Slums project, and it became my own trail of blue through the world.

It taught me to see possibility in the lives of children in places where poverty had robbed them of the basic dignity of being human beings with dreams and aspirations.

We went into those places with chessboards and a simple belief: there is remarkable brilliance here, if only someone is willing to look for it.

It has been the greatest privilege of my life to witness what happens when a child who has been invisible for most of their life finally encounters someone who sees them.

And perhaps that is another thing I have learned: we do not only find what we are looking for. Sometimes, by looking long enough and loving deeply enough, we help it become visible to others too.

These eight years have carried the full spectrum of being alive: beautiful moments, difficult years, mistakes, exhaustion, hurt, disappointment, uncertainty, and days when the size of the problem made our efforts feel painfully small.

But chess has taught me something about small things.

The pawn is the smallest, most ordinary piece on the chessboard. Yet hidden within its humble beginning is the possibility of becoming something far greater than anyone imagined.

Perhaps children are like that too.

There are still millions of children across Africa whose brilliance remains hidden behind circumstances they did not choose.

So we will keep looking.

We will keep going to the small places.

To help them burn brighter and hold them up long enough for the world to see.

And perhaps this is the beauty of setting one’s heart on something: That you begin by searching the world for a particular kind of light….

Then one day, you look around and realize you have spent your life helping to create it.

Happy anniversary, @chessinslums.

To our incredible team, volunteers, partners, friends and supporters over the years, thank you for believing, for staying, and for teaching me in the most profound way that no amount of darkness can conquer a flicker of light.

Eight years later, my heart is still set on the same thing.

This is Day One, all over again.

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

@Tunde_OD Eight years of turning a simple belief into something that has given children the opportunity to be seen, heard, and believed in.

[Ademola @Demo4show]

MSWord Version of EUROPASS CV.

🫡

https://t.co/hFSE0eji6X

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

You can practice for your IELTS exams for free!!

[Dr Oludayo Sokunbi @Oludeewon]

Here you have it:

https://t.co/YDYAXsOIrX

Create an account, practice as much as possible and get me your feedback.

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

Khalifah has been building this for visually impaired since he was 17.

Can’t wait for V3!

We’re rooting for you!

[khalifa aminu @inventorkhalifa]

Since 2024, I once launched a smart glass for the visually impaired called V1 but at that time I didn’t have enough experience sufficient tools or much expertise However, I tried my best to create the glass’s microcontroller by myself when I was 17 years old

Now in 2026, I am working on V2, where gaining experience and getting more tools have helped me expand it

Now V3 is coming, which I expect will finally be the production version

I think it will be something amazing and create a force that will show that young people in Nigeria can build what is being built in other countries

The power of awareness and pushing it forward is what we need

Thank you everyone

[SCHOLR STUDIO @scholrstudio]

@MtScholarships Exactly!