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  • Global relocation academy appoints new COO

    Global relocation academy appoints new COO

    Global Relocation Academy (GRA), an organisation known for assisting Nigerians in securing fully funded scholarships and low-tuition study placements abroad, has announced the appointment of Oluwagbenga Orolu as its new Chief Operating Officer and General Manager, effective July 1, 2025.

    In this role, Oluwagbenga Orolu will oversee the company’s day-to-day operations, drive strategic initiatives, and strengthen Global Relocation Academy’s position as a trusted partner for individuals navigating the complexities of international relocation from Nigeria to Europe, the United States, Canada, and Australia. With over seven years of experience in client service excellence, innovative business growth, and strategic HR solutions, Orolu brings a wealth of industry insight and leadership expertise to the role.

    He previously served as Head of Admissions and Client Onboarding at Global Relocation Academy, where he managed operational systems and helped secure over $1 million worth of scholarships for relocation hopefuls bound for Canada and the US.

    “We are delighted to welcome Oluwagbenga Orolu to our leadership team,” said Mr Saviours Daniel, Co-Founder of Global Relocation Academy. “As the relocation industry evolves to meet the demands of our increasingly globalised world, Oluwagbenga’s vision, professionalism, and excellence will be instrumental in guiding our continued growth and innovation.”

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    Oluwagbenga Orolu expressed enthusiasm about the new role, saying, “It is an honour to continue to work with Global Relocation Academy in our vision to impact the lives of others and bring their dreams of studying or working abroad to reality. I look forward to working with the team to strengthen our service offerings further, foster new partnerships, and support customer success.”

    The appointment underscores Global Relocation Academy’s continued commitment to delivering customer-focused solutions for individuals seeking opportunities abroad. 

    Global Relocation Academy offers relocation advisory services to individuals and families seeking to migrate temporarily or permanently from Nigeria to countries overseas. Recognised for its emphasis on integrity, process efficiency, and client support, the organisation manages end-to-end relocation needs aimed at easing transitions and fostering successful resettlement. 

    Their recently launched Campaign 1000 initiative aims at providing free immigration consultations to help at least 1,000 Nigerian and African students pursue study opportunities in the United States and Europe.

  • Global Relocation Academy plans funded US scholarships for Nigeria’s brightest minds

    Global Relocation Academy plans funded US scholarships for Nigeria’s brightest minds

    In a nation where academic excellence often meets limited opportunities, a transformative initiative is charting a new course for Nigeria’s top graduates. 

    Campaign 100, spearheaded by the Global Relocation Academy, aims to assist 100 first-class Nigerian graduates who completed their undergraduate programs between 2020 and 2025 in securing fully funded scholarships to U.S. universities by 2026.

    This movement addresses the pressing issue of the underutilization of Nigeria’s brightest minds. Many first-class graduates find themselves underemployed or navigating unclear career paths. Campaign 100 seeks to bridge this gap by providing structured support and resources to navigate the often complex scholarship application process.

    “We understand that the desire to pursue quality education abroad often comes with financial and logistical challenges,” said Oluwagbenga Orolu, Director of the Global Relocation Academy.

     “Our goal is to bridge this gap by providing a seamless process that allows individuals to achieve their dreams without unnecessary obstacles.”

    According to Orolu, participants in Campaign 100 will have access to “a curated list of fully funded scholarships in both STEM and non-STEM fields, proven CV and Statement of Purpose templates from successful applicants, live Zoom sessions to guide applicants through the submission process, free personal statement reviews and feedback, and a supportive WhatsApp community fostering accountability and encouragement.”

    He also noted that Campaign 100 aims to eliminate traditional barriers such as expensive exams and high application fees, choosing instead to focus on the strengths and potential of each applicant. “This approach has already facilitated admissions and scholarships worth $856,000 for our premium clients in 2024 alone,” Orolu shared.

    The initiative is open to first-class graduates ready to pursue a second degree in the U.S. Interested individuals can join the Campaign 100 WhatsApp community. More than just a scholarship program, Campaign 100 is described as a movement empowering a new generation of Nigerian global leaders.

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    For many participants, Campaign 100 is not just opening doors—it’s restoring belief. Belief that academic success can still translate to global opportunity. Belief that background or bank balance should never be a barrier to becoming a scholar, a professional, or a change-maker on the world stage.

    In a country where many graduates are told to “manage” their expectations, Campaign 100 offers a bold alternative: dream again, aim higher, and walk into global rooms where your brilliance is not just seen but rewarded. And you’re not doing it alone—you’re doing it with a tribe rooting for your rise.

    With over 2,000 graduates already expressing interest and joining the platform’s waiting list, it’s clear that this is a mission that resonates. As Campaign 100 gains momentum, it stands as a reminder that sometimes all it takes to change the trajectory of a life—and a country—is a clear plan, a helping hand, and the courage to say “yes” to something bigger.