By: Manoah Kikekon
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| Mobolaji Ogunlende and Mohammed Walid |
Mr. Mobolaji Ogunlende The Lagos State Commissioner for Youth and Social Development has met with the CEO of BWBS Education Consultants, Mr. Mohammad Walid Hossain, to discuss a collaboration aimed at expanding access to world-class universities for students across the state, leveraging BWBS’s renowned expertise in global education placements.
BWBS, a UK-based agency certified by the British Council, ICEF, and Trinity College London, and listed as a UCAS-registered agent, brings a wealth of credibility and resources to the table. The firm specializes in guiding students through the complex processes of securing international admissions and visas.
During the courtesy visit to his office on Thursday, Commissioner Ogunlende emphasized that the core of their discussions was a strategic collaboration designed to unlock unparalleled study-abroad opportunities, focusing on both academic advancement and long-term career growth for Lagos residents.
A highlight of the proposed initiative is BWBS’s commitment to providing free admission and visa services, significantly lowering the financial and bureaucratic barriers for students. Furthermore, the partnership will prioritize unlocking exclusive scholarship opportunities to make international education more accessible.
“BWBS Education Consultants supports young people in pursuing international education and career prospects,” Ogunlende stated, underscoring the potential to empower a new generation of globally competitive talent from Lagos.
Commissioner Ogunlende expressed strong optimism about the partnership’s future impact, stating, “I look forward to exploring meaningful partnerships that will open global pathways and empower the future leaders of Lagos.”