Canada-based Nigerian Man Raises N1.8 Million For Nigerian E-Passport Applicants

January 11, 2022
Canada-Based Nigerian Man
Canada-Based Nigerian Man

Dr. Olumuyiwa Igbalajobi has explained that he raised N1.8 million for the processing of Nigerian E-Passport for 52 prospective graduate school students at N35,000/person.

Igbalajobi, a Canada-based Nigerian man who left the shores of the country with just N16,000, appreciated the sponsors for their support and donations.

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He said, “Thank you to everyone for the push, donations, and support!. Most especially @matajson @JeSuisPrecious @Christy302 @adejimiadeniji @OladipupoOluma1 for a good job while evaluating the entries.

“Thanks to our amazing 1,115 applicants, I really wish we can fund more than 60, but I promise to be on the lookout for you all.

The man has also announced that he would be celebrating his birthday on Thursday, January 14, saying, “It’s my birthday in 3 days on Thursday, I just want to say thank you, Lord!!!”

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