Education

Aza Millionz Receives Scholarship and Support from SEMA Boss

In a heartwarming display of generosity, Sir James Anodokaà Iorpuu, PhD, the Permanent Secretary of the Benue State Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management/State Emergency Management Agency (BSEMA), has pledged full support for the education of Kiishi Nguevese Jessica (Aza Millionz), a talented teenage artist, comedian, and musician. The announcement came during a courtesy visit to the SEMA headquarters in Makurdi, where Aza Millionz was accompanied by her teacher, Rev. Dzai Simeon Vershima, and her sister, Cynthia Nguseer Kiishi.

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During the meeting, Sir James praised Aza Millionz for her humility and exceptional talent, committing to sponsor her university education. This includes covering her tuition, admission processes, and other academic needs, allowing her to choose any Nigerian university of her preference. The gesture reflects Sir James’s dedication to empowering young talents in Benue State and marks a significant milestone in Aza Millionz’s promising career.

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Aza Millionz, a graduate of Pa Andir Special Science Secondary School, Gboko West, and a devoted member of NKST Church Gboko East, has been recognized for her creativity and discipline. Her visit to Sir James follows his invitation, highlighting the growing support for her multifaceted talents.

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This initiative is expected to inspire many young individuals in Benue State, showcasing the impact of mentorship and financial support in nurturing the next generation of leaders and artists. Aza Millionz’s journey continues to gain momentum, thanks to the visionary leadership of figures like Sir James Anodokaà Iorpuu.

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