2025 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
KINGDOM CITIZENS YOUTH EMPOWERMENT, INC.
KCYE, INC.
Ajibola Ajani
Ajibola is an incoming Computer Science and Engineering major at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Fueled by a passion for solving real-world problems through technology and computer science, he has pursued academic excellence in his extracurriculars, including VEX Robotics, Science Olympiad, and debate. Ajibola serves his community by volunteering as a judge for local debate tournaments, bringing awareness to local issues as a member of the Students Against Destructive Decisions, and contributing to events through his school’s National Honor Society chapter. He intends to continue contributing to the community by volunteering at KCYE, Inc. events. In the future, Ajibola plans to become a software developer focused on creating AI-powered tools that improve lives nationwide. He hopes to use computer programming to develop accessible, impactful solutions in areas like education and green tech—bringing technology closer to the communities that need it most.
Muhammad Bilal
Muhammad Bilal is an ambitious senior at Charles Herbert Flowers High School, in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Muhammad is committed to the University of Maryland's class of 2029 to study computer science, with plans to graduate with a bachelor’s degree and pursue a career in software development. Specifically, his dream job is to be a video game developer with his own studio. Muhammad values faith, respect, service, and family; all of which support his role as a productive member of his community. Some of his hobbies include playing and creating video games, playing the violin, as well as spending time with his family—including 6 cats.
Nicole Akintola
Nicole Oluwatomisin Akintola is a driven and compassionate high school senior with a passion for public health and service. A future pediatrician, she plans to major in Public Health Science on the pre-med track. Nicole leads with heart and excellence—serving as President of the female empowerment group EmpowHERed, Drum Major of her school band, and President of the Principal’s Action Council. Outside the classroom, she’s a church preschool teacher’s assistant, a dedicated violinist, and a youth faith leader. With deep pride in her Nigerian heritage, Nicole is committed to uplifting others, especially young women, through education, advocacy, and faith.
