Global biopharmaceutical healthcare company, Sanofi, has unveiled its first set of interns under the Sanofi JOY (Journey, Opportunities and You) internship program. The JOY program is tailored towards identifying young talents and honing their skills set to boost career growth in diverse fields through practical training and mentorship.

Over 300 applicants from Nigeria and Ghana participated in the selection process. The following top-5 performers have emerged winners having met the qualification criteria:

- Ucheaga James (University of Port Harcourt)
- Onyekanihu Amarachi Jane (University of Port Harcourt)
- Udo Aniekeme (University of Uyo)
- Akinmuleye Temiwunmi (University of Ibadan)
- Keshiro Mopelola (University of Ibadan)

, will be exposed to 12 months of internship in a fast-paced multinational environment where they have opportunities to work on innovative projects and collaborate with people across other jurisdictions with employment opportunities.


While commenting on the initiative, Bukola Aguddah, Head Human Resources, Sanofi Aventis-Nigeria Limited said: “We are always transforming at Sanofi, creating opportunities where people can discover themselves and contribute positively to economic growth. I am extremely proud of our pioneering interns who are with us on this inspiring journey. We remain committed to supporting them in their career ambitions through structured learning and mentoring”


The interns will undergo 12 months of learning during which they will work on innovative projects and collaborate across multi-cultural teams.


Sanofi JOY will run annually as a career-building platform for young graduates. Interns stand a chance for employment based on performance and availability of openings.

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The interns will undergo 12 months of learning during which they will work on innovative projects and collaborate across multi-cultural teams.


Sanofi JOY will run annually as a career-building platform for young graduates. Interns stand a chance for employment based on performance and availability of openings

Congratulations to them.
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seems like here if you see no talk

Whenever there are list of names for merits or achievement either academically or careers wise by international institutions or multinationals, the list will just be Igbos and Yorubas

But once their is a political appointment by Nigerian FG, it must be 90% Northern Muslim and 10% being distributed by the rest of the country

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It a good innovation




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No Aboki in sight

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What is Sanofi

emrain:
No Aboki in sight

The northerners probably doesn't know of it existence

I wish all of them successful careers

I wanted to be really happy about this news, but when I saw that ONLY 5 OUT OF 300 APPLICANTS WERE SELECTED, it really did me somehow..

Brilliant folks. Congratulations to them.

emrain:
No Aboki in sight

Emu4life:
What is Sanofi The northerners probably doesn't know of it existence

Northerners live rent free in y'all heads. You can't even celebrate your youngsters without dragging them. Low life move, tbh.

JosephXavier:
Whenever there are list of names fir merits either academically or careers wise by international institutions or multinationals, the list will just be Igbos and Yorubas

But once their is a political appointment by Nigerian FG, it must be 90% Northern Muslim and 10% being distributed by the rest of the country

People with this attitude are associated with reduced life expectancy

Ok.

JosephXavier:
Whenever there are list of names fir merits either academically or careers wise by international institutions or multinationals, the list will just be Igbos and Yorubas

But once their is a political appointment by Nigerian FG, it must be 90% Northern Muslim and 10% being distributed by the rest of the country

That's why whenever they hear "Biafra" or "Oduduwa" those unity beggars will start having nightmares. They know they are leeches and will never survive should the southern part of Nigeria secede. So they do everything possible to maintain the "forced" unity. Everything that makes Nigeria thick lies in the southern part

Congratulations...

JosephXavier:
Whenever there are list of names fir merits either academically or careers wise by international institutions or multinationals, the list will just be Igbos and Yorubas

But once their is a political appointment by Nigerian FG, it must be 90% Northern Muslim and 10% being distributed by the rest of the country

That's means there's nothing llike merit in Federal government dictionary.