The 2023 Blue Stream Educational Fair ended with pomp and pageantry, as organisers say the fair has come to stay, as about 200 students set to get scholarships into various universities abroad.
Speaking to Journalists as at the closing ceremony of this year’s edition of the fair held in Abuja over the weekend, MD Blue Stream Group, Mallam Abdulkareem Ogirima, enumerated the successes achieved by the group’s mandate in solving the challenges being faced by Nigerian students seeking admission into tertiary insitution within and outside the country.
“We are committed to solving the challenges faced by our students who are seeking admission into various universities around the world.
“So far, we have helped over 1000 students to gain admission, and also assisted a number of them to get scholarships; this we do with our partners in USA, Canada, UK, Turkey and other countries.
“This year’s edition will see us give scholarships to over 200 students who performed excellently well.
“We offer personalized services based on the student’s budget or academic performance (transcripts). Our services extend to assisting our students to improve their scores in ILTS, SAT, JAMB and WAEC,”Mallam Ogirima stated.
Ogirima, who was full of praise for Sabanci University and Isik University both in Turkey, said the Blue Stream Group will continue its CSR in the Nigerian educational space by providing the needed information.
“Our resolve, as part of our CSR is to continue to assist students with the needed information on gaining admission, scholarships and sponsorships.Sabanci University and Isik have done well as our partners,” he stated.
Speaking further, the CEO of Blue Stream Group, Abudulraham Muhammed said he is proud of the performances of Nigerian students, that this is what spurs the group to do more.