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Boukan Godwin credits PAP leadership and mentors for his MSc scholarship abroad.
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Otuaro, Pondi, and Pukon recognised for guidance, financial, and moral support.
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PAP sends 142 students overseas, expanding youth educational opportunities.
A beneficiaries of the Presidential Amnesty Programme’s foreign masters degree scholarship, Boukan Godwin, has extended gratitude to Dr. Dennis Otuaro over the opportunity the agency has offered him.
Boukan particularly commended Otuaro’s result-driven policies for the agency since taking over the reigns of PAP.
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The young entrepreneur also extended gratitude to Chief Godfrey Pondi, Engr. Frank Pukon and his family for their support over the years.
He said;
“I give all glory to God for giving me the opportunity to pursue my Master’s degree in MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland! May Nanaowei be forever praised.
“I’m overwhelmed with gratitude for everyone who has supported me as I embark on this journey. My heartfelt thanks go to:
“My loving family – Dad, Mum, and Elder Siblings – for your unwavering prayers, financial support, and encouragement. Your love means everything to me.
Special thanks to:
“Chief Dr. Dennis Otuaro Koide, for your kindness and support. I’m grateful for your contribution to my academic pursuits.
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“Engr. Frank Pukon , my respected boss, I appreciate your guidance, love, and contributions to my academic pursuits. You’ve been instrumental in my success so far.
“Chief Tare Pondi, the King of the Youths, your show of love and support has touched my heart. Thank you for believing in me.
“To everyone else who has contributed through prayers, advice, and financial support, I say thank you. Your kindness and generosity have made a lasting impact on my life.
“May God bless and reward you all abundantly for your love and support as I begin this exciting journey.”
Boukan is among 142 students sent abroad for studies by PAP over the weekend.
