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Why I donated N200m for education within one week – Peter Obi

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Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party for 2023, disclosed that he contributed over N200 million within a week to enhance education across various regions in Nigeria. He clarified that this initiative was intended to secure a brighter future for the youth.

Obi made this announcement during the 70th Anniversary celebration of Queens School Enugu, which was hosted by the Queens School Old Girls Association (QSEOGA). He elaborated on his activities throughout the week:

On Monday, he visited Onitsha, where a new university was being established. On Tuesday, he traveled to Anyigba in Kogi State to offer support to students. By Thursday, he was at an Almajiri School in Kaduna, focusing on the needs of the pupils.

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Peter Obi underscored the vital significance of education, asserting that no nation can thrive without giving education the highest priority. He believes that investing in young individuals is essential for steering them away from criminal activities and fostering a prosperous future.

As a former Governor of Anambra State, Obi emphasized that the success of a nation hinges on its investments in both education and healthcare. He also expressed his dismay regarding the condition of Queens School Enugu, a once-renowned institution that has sadly declined. Obi encouraged alumni and supporters to unite in efforts to restore the school instead of concentrating on opening new institutions.

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Peter Obi committed to collaborating with the association to aid in restoring the school’s former prestige.

In her speech, Mrs. Ifeanyi Egbunike, the National President of QSEOGA, remarked that numerous issues had arisen at Queens School, particularly the absence of new facilities. She commended Peter Obi as a visionary leader and a staunch proponent of education, explaining the rationale behind his selection as the event’s guest.

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Mrs. Maureen Atuonwu, Chairperson of the Enugu Chapter of QSEOGA, emphasized the historical importance of Queens School Enugu, which was founded on October 4, 1954. She noted that the school has produced numerous distinguished professionals, including Prof. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. Alumni from across the globe gathered to celebrate the 70th anniversary, with initiatives underway to elevate the school’s standing.

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