The $2 million dollar scholarship winner has returned to her home country Nigeria.

Magdalen edet, the 20 year old Bluecrest collage student who last year won the $2 million dollar scholarship to study in the united states, has returned to Nigeria, her home country.

Miss Edet last year beat over 500 students from Ghana to emerge the best scholar extraordinary for 2015.

The event took place on 5th january 2015, at Legon university hall, the competition was based on Information technology and some science subjects.

The Nigerian winner has finished her masters scholarship program on Computer science at Harvard university and she came out with a first class result.

Mrs Edet on graduation day

According to a source, Edet has finally arrived Nigeria yesterday night around 9pm at Murtala Muhammed Airport Lagos, Nigeria.

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