The Kojo Scholarship program was created to assist Panamanian youths who are pursuing higher education. the scholarship is named in honor of one of the original members of the National Panamanian Friendship Reunion, Inc., Victor Kojo.

Kojo was born Victor Robert Moses on March 22nd, 1953 in Colón, Republic of Panama but changed his name to Victor Kojo after traveling to San Andrés, Columbia to trace his roots and discovering that his great, great grandfather's name was Kojo. He lived on 13th Street Amador Guerrero, Colón and attended Abel High School and Instituto Politécnico de Colón. In 1971, he migrated to the United States and joined the US Army. He served 21 years of active federal service.

Kojo Died May 25th, 1993. His mother is the late Ione Moses and his father is the late Clement Moses. He is survived by his wife Maritza and by his daughters Dhayma, Fayola and Soyini.