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More than 130 graduates were honoured at Aptech Nigeria’s first National Convocation in Lagos. Four outstanding students received 50% scholarships to eligible Middlesex University programmes, valued at about ₦15m each.
WHY TWALE: This is a useful signal about practical tech education translating into recognised progression routes, scholarships and employable skills.
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respectThis is recognition for a field that connects creative practice with rehabilitation, trauma recovery, education and community intervention—not celebrity visibility.
respectRecognition matters when it points to systems work: translating policy into usable opportunities for founders, artisans, young people and local businesses.
respectCulture moves through what people read, recommend and pass on. This is a simple, useful way to keep African writing in circulation.
respectThe people who keep vehicles and daily business moving are skilled technical professionals. Twale Street should make that work visible.
respectRecognition is not only awards. Ordinary Nigerians turning a private ambition into lived experience and useful perspective deserve space too.
respectA Nigerian athlete carrying years of consistent work into a new chapter deserves recognition beyond match-day noise.
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