Tabital Pulaaku International S/L Chapter Offers Scholarships to 60 University Students

By Foday Moriba Conteh

This medium was made to understand that the Tabital Pulaaku International Sierra Leone Chapter has offered scholarships to over 60 students attending various Universities and Colleges across the Country.

It further learnt that the scholarships offered will cover the full tuition fees of the beneficiaries throughout their course of studies.
The beneficiaries are residents of the various 16 districts in the country who are reading Law, Engineering, Medicine, Accounting, Economics and other courses in the Sciences and humanities from the University of Sierra Leone, Njala University, UNIMAK, UNIMTEC, Milton Margai University and other higher institutions of learning.

Alhaji Juldeh Sowe, the country’s President of Tabital Pulaaku is a renowned and successful businessman who is well known for offering hundreds of scholarships to students every academic year.

In fact, a credible source informed this Press that the recent set of students (the 60 beneficiaries) are not part of other hundreds of students whose fees are being paid by Alhaji Juldeh Sowe.

Tabital Pulaaku International is a recognized as an entity that is passionate about promoting education in the country as well as its involvement in modern cattle rearing/ranching.

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