Support 50 undergraduate orphans in Nigeria

This year is our second year in this five-year scholarship project, MOCAFON remains dedicated to ensuring academic excellence and accountability among her beneficiaries. The Foundation conducts annual performance reviews based on each student’s sessional or yearly results, with a focus on maintaining the agreed-upon minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.50. Beneficiaries are expected to sustain or improve their academic performance each year until graduation, thus revalidation comes up every end of the session, the Revalidation Exercise scheduled on November 1st, 2025 was conducted to  review in line with the program’s academic excellence requirements standards and renewal continuity. This process ensures transparency, accountability, and sustained motivation among our scholars and out of the 10 beneficiaries, three graduated last year remaining seven beneficiaries (7) Only 5 beneficiaries successfully passed through the exercise while two were not able to meet up with their CGPA requirements. Out of 50, 3 has graduated, reamainng  5 in the scholarship.

Meanwhile, five (5) new applicants who were under review for possible inclusion in the next cycle of the scholarship program has been approved in October 2025, making ten now.

As Mordecai Care Foundation of Nigeria continues to expand this impactful educational support, we appeal to our sponsors, international partners, friends, and philantropist donors to continue their invaluable support toward sustaining and scaling up this noble initiative, so that we will not stop as a result of funds constrauined.

At our last report in October 2025. We emphasized on the followings:

Now marking the first year in this five-year scholarship project, MOCAFON remains dedicated to ensuring academic excellence and accountability among her beneficiaries. The Foundation conducts annual performance reviews based on each student’s sessional or yearly results, with a focus on maintaining the agreed-upon minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.50. Beneficiaries are expected to sustain or improve their academic performance each year until graduation, thus revalidation comes up every end of the session.

Out of the 10 pioneer undergraduate orphan beneficiaries, three students—Darasimi, Rukayat, and Gbekeloluwa—who were on scholarship prior to the official launch of the initiative, have successfully completed their studies in August 2025 from their respective institutions. The remaining seven beneficiaries will undergo the scholarship revalidation process this November 2025, to assess their continued eligibility based on academic performance.

The Revalidation Exercise scheduled on November 1st, 2025, where the beneficiaries’ academic records was reviewed in line with the program’s academic excellence requirements standards and renewal continuity. This process ensures transparency, accountability, and sustained motivation among our scholars and out of the remaining seven beneficiaries (7) Only 5 beneficiaries successfully passed through the exercise while two were not able to meet up with their CGPA requirements. Out of 50, 3 has graduated, reamainng 5 in the scholarship.

Meanwhile, five (5) new applicants are currently under review for possible inclusion in the next cycle of the scholarship program by October this year. Meanwhile the graduating three beneficiaries were given another schlorship by Dafuna Technologies Limited from Uk via  our Skill Acquisition Program (SAP) that aligned with their Skill Acquisition Scholarship (SAS) with laptops and others equipments on Data Analytics for the next three months, which will strongly equip them for business intelligence in the world of computer globally.

As MOCAFON continues to expand this impactful educational support, we appeal to our sponsors, partners, friends, and donors to continue their invaluable support toward sustaining and scaling up this noble initiative.