The founder Oji uno eme ogo Education foundation has extended yet another humanitarian gestures to Obiora Kindergarten, Nursery and primary school and Divine Mercy Nursery and primary school both in Mbaukwu Awka South Council area of the state by offsetting the school fees of all those who could not pay the fees for the third term .
He handed over a check of N170,000 to both schools which was the total amount of money both schools submitted through the official website of oji uno eme ogo Education foundation as the amount needed to offset the remaining school fees of all those who could not pay for the third term.
Addressing the students of both primary schools, Chief Tony described Education as the bedrock that births sustainable development witnessed globally maintaining that quality primary, secondary School education is an undeniable right of every child.
Chief Tony represented by the mother Mrs.chinwe Obijiofor explained that he paid their third term fees to make sure all students and pulpils are not barred from taking third term examination so as to be able to graduate to the next class in the coming academic session, urging all students to study hard to be able to achieve that.
When asked if the funds donated were meant for Mbaukwu students alone, Chief Tony said that his foundation does not discriminate in all her activities and humanitarian gestures insisting that the funds are for all students who couldn’t pay be it those from Ebonyi ,Enugu state and including Northerners resident in the community.
With this figure, the total amount of funds so far released by chief Anthony for school fees in the last two weeks to assist struggling families is N503,000, recall be he #324,000 to the community secondary School Mbaukwu recently for the same purpose.
Percentage of Northerners who benefitted from this gestures were put at 16% and those from Enugu and Ebonyi state account for 37% of the sum with Mbaukwu, Agulu and other neighboring community accounting for The remaining 53%.
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