*"We Care Group" Donates School Fees, Uniform, Other Writing Materials to Less Privileges in Primary Schools, Osi Community*Today, 4th of February 2020, One of the son of the soil in Osi community who belief in upbringing of the younger ones and betterment of their future gave laudable scholarship which includes: payment of school fees, provision of school uniform, Sandals, writing materials like note books, mathematical sets, school bags and other valuable items to 10 less privilege students in public primary schools in Osi community, Ekiti Local Government Area of Kwara State. This donation was delivered through a community developmental youth group in Osi community, tagged "We Care Group" The Chairman of this group, Comrade Suleiman Ganiyu Kehinde (NFF) on behalf of other members which includes: Com. Abiodun Segun Ege, Owolabi Ibukun and Alabi Toyin Aishat expressed the donor's mindset on how he always want the best for his teeming youths and the upcoming ones to have a sounds education for a better future because, they are the leaders of tomorrow. Mr Kehinde NFF stressed further that, this programme will be a continuous one according to the donor, the above less privileges who are the benefactors of scholarship today will be sponsored till they complete their primary 6 class. In line with this, we pray to almighty Allah to continue to bless the donor more and more and urged other youths in the community to emulate this kind gesture. Public primary schools where the less privilege were selected are: Community LGEA primary school Osi, CAC LGEA Primary School Osi, St Brigid's primary school Osi, SDA primary school and Ansaru Islam Primary School Osi, Ekiti LGA.In the same vein, the representatives of Osi Welfare Association Education Committee, ably represented by Mr Yusuf A. Abubakar and Mr Afolayan Abiodun commended the donor's gesture and prayed for more greater things on his way up. Also, the representatives of Social Mobilization Unit, Ekiti LGEA led by Mr Lawrence expressed their satisfaction on having this kind of opportunity from one of Osi community youth, He also appreciated the "We Care Group" for their job weldone and faithfulness towards the assignment giving to them by the donor. It's our prayer that your living God will continue to elevate them all.In his remarks, the chairman School Based Management Committee (SBMC) in person of Dr Ajiboye Mayun showed his heart of gratitude on this progressive motive of the donor. He further said "We Care Group" has changed his mindset on Osi community youths that they can have a better future in Osi community through this concept by promoting the less privileges education. He also postulated that he will like to support this assignment with the sum of N5000 just to shows that he is part of us physically, morally and elderly advise all the time" Dr Mayun stated. Finally, The Head Mistress of the above schools and the parents/ guardian of the beneficiaries prayed that almighty God in his infinite mercy shall continue to bless the donor and the Committee that are behind this meaningful Programme. End.

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  1. Unknown4 February 2020 at 22:41

    Very interesting, given back to the community is a great achievement someone should emulate. Thanks to the donor. God bless you more.

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