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I'm happy to announce that my company STOCMED has secured a ₦50 million grant from the @NigEducation SVCG Program. We have been fueled. We will become the uber for medication access in Nigeria.

Today, I am incredibly proud. After an intense and inspiring S-VCG Bootcamp, we awarded ₦2.2 billion in grants to 45 outstanding student ventures — young Nigerians turning bold ideas into real solutions. What began with over 30,000 applications from 404 tertiary institutions came down to 65 finalists, and today 45 innovators emerged as winners, representing institutions across Nigeria. The winners come from federal, state, and private universities, with the majority from public institutions — proof that talent and innovation exist in every corner of our country. A moment that stood out for me was seeing 8 winners from the University of Lagos, many of whom came through our Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Business Incubation Certification (EIBIC) programme — a tried-and-tested pathway we are building to move students from ideas to real ventures. That is exactly the vision behind EIBIC: not just teaching entrepreneurship, but building founders, innovators, and builders. The Student Venture Capital Grant is more than funding — it is belief in the next generation. My sincere thanks to our panel of evaluators and judges, whose expertise and careful assessment helped identify these outstanding ventures. I am also deeply grateful to our partners, @BOINigeria, Afara Initiative and Elsie Attafuah of UNDP, for their support in making this programme a success. To our 45 winners — congratulations. To the 65 finalists — you have already shown what the future of Nigeria looks like. Nigeria’s next generation of innovators is already here — and they are just getting started. 🚀 #SVCGJourney #IdeasToImpact #FutureFoundersNG #StudentInnovators #BuildInNigeria

I'm happy to announce that my company STOCMED has secured a ₦50 million grant from the @NigEducation SVCG Program. We have been fueled. We will become the uber for medication access in Nigeria.

I'm happy to announce that my company STOCMED has secured a ₦50 million grant from the @NigEducation SVCG Program. We have been fueled. We will become the uber for medication access in Nigeria.