YP4T Plans Educational Grant for SSS3 Students Across Nigeria

By Aduragbemi Omiyale

An educational grant programme will soon be launched by a fast-rising support group, the Young Professionals for Tinubu (YP4T).

The scheme is to support at least 100 Senior Secondary School 3 (SSS3) students across Nigeria with funds for their final certificate examinations.

This initiative seeks to remove financial barriers for promising students, ensuring they have the opportunity to complete their education and contribute meaningfully to Nigeria’s growth.

“Education is the foundation upon which strong nations are built. By supporting 100 young Nigerians in their final year of secondary school, we are not only investing in their future but in the future of the country itself.

“This grant represents an opportunity for these students to complete a critical stage of their education, equipping them with the knowledge and confidence to contribute meaningfully to Nigeria’s progress.

“We believe that empowering young minds today will yield leaders who drive innovation, governance, and prosperity tomorrow,” the Regional Director for YP4T, Mr Alex Oware, stated.

Recently, in a continued effort to empower young Nigerians as active participants in the nation’s development, YP4T empowered about 1,200 young Nigerians with the knowledge and skills needed to take on active roles in shaping Nigeria’s future.

The programme was held under the Civic Participation Workshop and featured dynamic and interactive sessions on policy making and advocacy, digital citizenship and social media activism, leadership and public speaking, and understanding government and the constitution.

Participants had the opportunity to engage with experienced facilitators, ask critical questions about how to better integrate into political and civic spaces at both local and national levels, and receive practical guidance on how to make meaningful contributions to Nigeria’s development.

A resounding theme that emerged throughout the event was the growing number of young Nigerians approaching voting age, with speakers and facilitators emphasizing the urgent need for them to ensure they are registered to vote.

The discussions reinforced the principle that active civic engagement begins with exercising the fundamental right to vote, ensuring that young voices are represented in shaping the country’s future.

Mr Oware engaged the Personal Assistant to the President on General Duties, Mr Wale Fadare, in a conversation about what true nation-building requires from young Nigerians.

“True transformation is a collective effort. Young Nigerians have the energy and vision to drive change, and it is vital that we all work together to build a stronger, more resilient nation.

“A crucial part of this is making sure that more young people take their civic responsibilities seriously, from understanding governance to ensuring they are registered to vote,” the President’s aide said.

The event marks a significant moment for YP4T, which recently surpassed 3,000 registered young professionals dedicated to supporting and advancing the policies of President Tinubu.