The month of June is upon us and this time last year, I was spiralling out of control into a ball of anxiety and trepidation. As the days went by …

One emotion most Chevening interviewees have in comm Is anxiety. But with adequate preparation, you can reduce your anxiety levels to the minimum. I have already written about how to …

From the cities of Cranfield, Norwich, Oxford, Guildford, Nottingham and Cardiff, Nigerian Chevening Scholars travelled to join their colleagues in London to visit the Nigerian High Commissioner. The light rain …

I HAVE BEEN INVITED FOR THE INTERVIEW. After I submitted my application, I honestly did not give it more than a cursory thought. At home,  I would mention that I …

There has been a shower of love letters dropped by Chevening to the emails of applicants this week. As much as we love Chevening, the last thing we want to …

Dead or alive, who inspires you? On the 13th December, scholars from all over the UK connected once more on a zoom call to share their inspirations and inspirational people, …

Meet Dr. Ijeoma Omenugha, our first featured Chevening scholar from Nigeria. She is a medical doctor studying MSc Global Public Health and Policy in Queen Mary University, London and founder …

Shege: (Informal) A Nigerian term used to describe extreme and unpleasant situations or circumstances. I saw shege today. (Urban Dictionary). Caught a 7 hour train from Aberdeen to London because …

The Chevening Orientation is certainly not dubbed the biggest event of the year for nothing! I have never seen a more diverse and global gathering in one place. It oozed …

Have you ever had this out of body experience where you are watching something good happening to this person and you feel so glad for her and you are cheering …