1．About Us

Our mission is to foster a “chain of goodwill” where young people from Nigeria and Japan can learn from and support one another through art, healthcare, culture, and education.

“Believing in human potential and supporting the future of the next generation”
— this is the founding spirit of the Ogbeyemi–Mizoguchi Fund.

This scholarship program is operated by GloSis (Global Scholarship & Education Support Institute), currently undergoing NPO certification.
GloSis is a non-profit organization that aims to create a society where young people from Japan and Nigeria can engage in mutual learning and support through education, culture, and the arts.
Guided by the core values of compassion, integrity, mutual respect, and empowerment, GloSis strives to expand opportunities for young individuals to dream—and to realize those dreams.

2．Scholarship Details

Eligibility

We offer non-repayable scholarships to support young individuals who meet the following criteria:

1.Students with international backgrounds
 — including those living in Japan or international students, who require financial and educational support.

2.Students pursuing careers in fields such as medicine or the arts
 — with a passion for learning and social contribution.

Support Provided
  • Monthly Amount: ¥10,000 (disbursed as ¥60,000 every 6 months)
  • Duration: 1 year (with possibility of renewal upon review)
  • Use of Funds: Tuition, educational materials, international exchange, art or social contribution activities
Selection Criteria (Tentative)
  • Demonstrated interest in the fields of arts, medicine, or international exchange
  • A strong motivation to contribute to society
  • Maintaining above-average academic performance at their current school

3．Selection and Scholarship Process

Application Period Opens
(Application form and guidelines published)
Document Screening
(Review of motivation statement, academic records, letters of recommendation, etc.)
Online Interviews
(Final interviews conducted by Mr. Oladele Ogbeyemi and Dr. Mizoguchi)
Notification of Scholarship Recipients
Biannual Reporting Requirement
(Written report and participation in an online presentation twice a year)

4．Activities & Organizational Structure

Origins of the Scholarship

This scholarship initiative was born from a meeting between sculptor Oladele Ogbeyemi and physician Dr. Tetsuhiro Mizoguchi.
Although they come from different professional fields—art and medicine—their shared belief in the potential of young people and their mutual desire to make the world a better place inspired this project.

Organizational Structure
  • Representative (Japan): Dr. Tetsuhiro Mizoguchi
  • Representative (Nigeria): Oladele Ogbeyemi
  • Steering Committee: A group of volunteers from Japan and Nigeria working in the fields of education, medicine, and the arts
Ensuring Transparency
  • Funds are managed through a designated bank account in Japan
  • Annual financial and activity reports will be made publicly available

5．Support & Funding

The Ogbeyemi–Mizoguchi Scholarship Fund is made possible through the warm support and generosity of individuals and organizations.
Each donation represents a heartfelt wish that becomes the driving force behind the learning and growth of the next generation.

Primary Sources of Funding
  • Personal contributions from the Japanese representative, Dr. Tetsuhiro Mizoguchi
  • Portion of sales proceeds from custom-made artworks by LLC CMA, donated to the fund
  • Donations and sponsorships from individuals and organizations who share our mission
How You Can Support
  • Bank transfers (please contact us for account details)
  • Indirect support by purchasing artworks created by Oladele Ogbeyemi
Use of Donations
  • Scholarship payments to recipients
  • Minimal operational costs (e.g., application screening and interviews)
  • Costs for annual reporting events and online presentations
For Our Supporters

As a token of our appreciation, we plan to:

  • Share an annual activity report on our website
  • List the names of supporters (individuals/organizations) on our upcoming Supporters Page (optional)

6．Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

For Applicants
Who is eligible to apply?
We welcome applications from young individuals who are either based in Japan or have international roots and wish to continue their studies or pursue activities in fields such as medicine, the arts, or related disciplines.
Please refer to the specific application guidelines for details regarding age limits, nationality, or residency requirements at the time of application.
What kind of support is provided?
The scholarship offers financial support to assist with part of your tuition, textbook fees, and other educational expenses.
Additionally, we plan to provide opportunities for participation in cultural exchange events and networking activities.
How many recipients are selected?
The number of recipients may vary each year.
For the first year, we plan to select 2 to 3 recipients. In the future, we aim to expand the number of scholarships in line with our growing support system.
How is the selection process conducted?
Selection will be based on a review of submitted documents, and may include an online interview if necessary.
Final decisions will be made through a comprehensive evaluation by the Selection Committee, with an emphasis on fairness and transparency throughout the process.
Is the scholarship repayable?
No. This is a grant-type (non-repayable) scholarship.
However, in cases of false declarations or serious violations of the program’s terms, recipients may be asked to return the funds.
For Donors and Sponsors
Can organizations or companies participate as sponsors?
Yes, corporate sponsorship is welcome.
We offer various opportunities for partnership, including public recognition as a sponsoring company and collaboration in exchange events.
For more information, please contact our administrative office.
Is it possible to support the fund by purchasing artworks?
Absolutely.
Through our partnership with CMA LLC, we offer custom-made artworks, and a portion of the proceeds is donated to this scholarship fund.

7．Future Development

Phase 1 (Fiscal Year 2026)

One high school student with a foreign background and one Japanese high school student will be selected as the first scholarship recipients.

From Phase 2 Onward

We plan to expand the scope of support to include university students, community activists, and emerging artists.hool student will be selected as the first scholarship recipients.

Long-Term Vision

We aim to organize the “Ogbeyemi–Mizoguchi Forum”, a cultural exchange event led by our scholarship recipients, promoting mutual understanding and collaboration between Japan and Nigeria.

8．Message

“Believing in the potential of one young person is the first step to changing the world.” The Ogbeyemi–Mizoguchi Fund strives to build bridges of hope through art and education, nurturing a world where kindness and respect transcend borders.