Ayo Mayegun Foundation Supports Four IBS Scholars to Complete PMBA Examinations
Four International Business School scholars have expressed gratitude to the Ayo Mayegun Foundation and its founder, Hon. Ayodeji Mayegun, for financial support that enabled them to complete their PMBA examinations.
Four scholars of the International Business School (IBS) have expressed appreciation to Hon. Ayodeji Mayegun, the Ayo Mayegun Foundation (AMF) and the Dean of the institution, Amb. Dr. M.D. Eseyin, following the successful completion of their Professional Master of Business Administration (PMBA) examinations.
The scholars said the intervention of the Ayo Mayegun Foundation came at a critical point in their academic journey when financial difficulties threatened their ability to complete their studies and participate in the professional examinations.
According to them, the timely assistance provided by the foundation enabled them to overcome the financial hurdle and fulfil an important milestone in their academic pursuits.
They described the intervention as more than financial assistance, saying it represented an investment in human capacity development and a demonstration of concern for the educational aspirations and welfare of students.
The scholars also acknowledged the role of Amb. Dr. M.D. Eseyin, Dean of the International Business School, for his leadership, encouragement and continued commitment to students’ academic progress and welfare.
In their appreciation, the four scholars said the support restored their confidence at a challenging period and gave them the opportunity to complete their programme and sit for their professional examinations.
The beneficiaries are Saliu Babatunde Olabode, Eleworamo Promise Samuel, Fadumo Samuel Babatunde and Omotayo Stephen Oluwaseun.
The scholars expressed particular gratitude to Hon. Ayodeji Mayegun and the Ayo Mayegun Foundation for what they described as a timely intervention that helped preserve their academic dreams.
They also prayed for God’s continued blessings upon the foundation and its founder, while asking for renewed strength and capacity for Amb. Dr. M.D. Eseyin to continue supporting students and contributing to their academic development.
The scholars said their successful completion of the examinations would remain a significant reminder of the impact that timely support can have on students facing financial difficulties.
They congratulated fellow prospective MBA graduates, the International Business School, the Ayo Mayegun Foundation and everyone who contributed to their academic journey.
For the four scholars, the intervention has turned a period of uncertainty into an opportunity to complete their professional education and move closer to achieving their career aspirations.