Every MYET scholar moves through a deliberate five-step journey — from first identification in their village through graduation and back into their community as a mentor.
Community liaisons work with church and village leaders to surface promising Masihiyawa students who cannot afford to continue.
The screening committee assesses need and merit. The Board of Trustees approves every award. Funds go directly to institutions.
Each scholar is paired with a professional mentor in their field of study — medicine, engineering, theology, business, law.
The Beneficiaries Coordinator monitors academic results, attendance and wellbeing. Donors receive termly progress updates.
Alumni re-enter the programme as mentors, donors and role models — compounding the impact of every naira spent.
MYET is a CAC-registered Nigerian Trust. A Board of Trustees sets strategy; working committees deliver the programme.
The Board sets operating strategy and reviews every scholarship decision. It meets bi-monthly in joint sessions with the Executive and ordinary members to hold programme delivery to account.
Day-to-day delivery sits with three standing committees: Community Liaison (grassroots engagement), Candidate Screening (scholarship recommendations) and Mentorship (pairing scholars with mentors).
The men and women who give their time, judgment and money to govern MYET.
Chair
Trustee
Secretary
Founding Member
Founding Member
Trustee
Trustee
Chief Executive
Trustee
Trustee
Trustee
Trustee
Activities of MYET are funded by personal contributions from the Board, Executive and ordinary members — plus like-minded partners who share the vision. Every naira is receipted and audited.