Vistara Solutions has received the National Outstanding Performance Award (NOPA) from the National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS) for its contributions to educational consulting and student development.
Founded in January 2025, Vistara supports students seeking placements at universities abroad, providing study guidance, visa advisory services, scholarship support and academic pathways.
According to a statement by the firm, the Chairman of the NAPS Award Committee, Rasheed Ibrahim Ajibade, said the recognition reflected the company’s commitment to creating opportunities for Nigerian students and contributing to national development.
“This honour is a testament to Vistara Solutions’ dedication to creating global opportunities for Nigerian students and delivering educational solutions that foster long-term personal and national development,” he said.
Vistara’s programmes include the Vistara x NYSC Partnership, which engages corps members in debates, social impact challenges and digital content competitions, awarding participants over ₦200,000 in cash prizes.
Speaking at the award presentation, Vistara’s Digital Marketing Manager, Afolabi Kazeem K., said, “This recognition means a great deal to us because it reflects the lives we are touching and the opportunities we are helping students unlock.
“At Vistara, we believe every Nigerian student deserves access to global education, and we remain committed to providing the support, resources and guidance that make such dreams possible. The NAPS award further strengthens our resolve to create lasting impact and expand pathways for young people, both locally and internationally.”
The Human Resources Manager, Eunice Boluwatife (CIPM), added, “Our work is driven by the passion of our team and the aspirations of the students we serve.
“This award reaffirms the value of our collective effort and motivates us to keep building opportunities for young Nigerians to succeed academically and professionally.”
The statement noted that discussions were also held during the visit on future collaboration, including supporting HND holders to pursue top-up programmes abroad and expanding international education pathways for polytechnic graduates.
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