Dufil Provides Scholarships To 100 Indigent Students In Kaduna

Makers of Indomie Instant Noodles, Dufil Prima Foods, has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting education and empowering the youth by awarding scholarships to 100 indigent students across 10 schools in Kaduna State.

According to the brand, this initiative is part of its  Back-to-School Scholarship Programme, a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) effort. The scholarship presentation ceremony was held at Junior Secondary School, Sabo Tasha. The scholarships were given to the 10 best students of the Junior Secondary School class in 10 schools. Each participating school received N500,000 to support their students. The 100 students were chosen based on their academic achievements and financial need. The beneficiary schools include GJSS Narayi, GJSS Barnawa, GJSS Ungwan Rimi, GJSS Sabo Tasha (host school), GJSS Kawo, GJSS Rigasa, GJSS Tundunwada, GJSS Unguwan Mu’azu, and GJSS Gonin Gora.

At the official ceremony, Regional Manager for Indomie Noodles (North), Abraham Elukpo, emphasized the brand’s commitment to uplifting communities and supporting education.  “At Indomie Noodles, we believe strongly in giving back to society, especially to children, who represent the future of our nation. Recently, we have given out these scholarships to students in various locations, including Port Harcourt, Ota in Ogun State, and Lagos State, to mention just a few. Through this initiative, we aim to show love and support to students and their families, ensuring that financial challenges do not hinder access to quality education. We hope these scholarships will inspire these young minds to continue striving for excellence,” Elukpo said.

Executive secretary of the Kaduna State Scholarships and Loans Board (KADSSLB), Professor Yahaya Saleh, commended Indomie Noodles for its significant educational contribution. “We deeply appreciate your support for education. This scholarship is not just financial assistance but a life-changing opportunity for many students, opening doors to a brighter future. Your commitment aligns with our vision for accessible education, and we are grateful for this partnership,” he remarked.

Principal of JSS Sabo Tasha, Ishaya Ayuba Ranga, also expressed his gratitude, stating, “This scholarship is a game-changer, bringing hope and encouragement to students. We are truly thankful to Indomie Noodles for their kindness and generosity.”

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The scholarship recipients shared their appreciation, with many expressing that the financial support would allow them to focus on their studies without the stress of school fees. Favour Onazi, a student from GJSS Sabo Tasha, shared her excitement: “I am extremely grateful for this support from Indomie Noodles. This scholarship will allow me to concentrate on my education and help me achieve my dream of becoming a doctor.”