Brighter future for needy students


By D. RAJRJ DEVAN

‘These students were not picked for being high achievers. These are just children of B40 families who are willing to work hard, ’ said Ibrahim.



DATUK Dr Ibrahim Hussein is a seasoned veteran. The man has a PhD in mechanical engineering, has been a power plant engineer and a lecturer, helped set up Universiti Tenaga Nasional (Uniten) and was its deputy vice-chancellor for 13 years.

He has seen thousands of students.

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