Mrs. Rejoice Dagidi Launches 'Education for All' Campaign, Distributes Writing Materials to Pupils, Students in Bomadi LGA
Hon. Mrs. Rejoice Andaye, wife of the Executive Chairman of Bomadi Local Government Area and Senior Special Assistant on Special Duties to the Executive Governor of Delta State, Rt. Hon. (Elder) Sheriff Oborevwori, has officially launched her "Education for All" campaign. The initiative commenced on Thursday, October 3, 2024, with the donation of essential educational materials to Ogubo-Alumo Primary School and Kpakiama Secondary School, both located in Kpakiama, Bomadi LGA.
The donated items, including exercise books, textbooks, pens, pencils, school bags, and other critical learning tools, aim to enhance students' educational experience and improve access to quality education within the community.
“Education is the backbone of our future. Every child deserves access to quality learning resources to unlock their full potential and contribute to the development of our society,” Mrs. Andaye remarked during the launch.
The Headmistress of Ogubo-Alumo Primary School lauded the initiative, describing the donation as timely and invaluable. “This support will significantly improve the learning outcomes of our students,” she expressed with gratitude.
Both pupils and teachers showed their appreciation, with the Head Boy of Ogubo-Alumo Primary School saying, “We are deeply grateful to the First Lady for her generosity. These materials will help us excel in our studies.”
At Kpakiama Secondary School, the Principal, teachers, and students equally praised Hon. Mrs. Andaye and her husband, Hon. Dagidi Rawlings Andaye, the Executive Chairman of Bomadi LGA, for their commitment to educational excellence demonstrated through the donation of these materials.
Mrs. Andaye's outreach aligns with the Bomadi Council's commitment to advancing education and human capital development, reinforcing efforts to empower young minds and foster lasting community transformation.
E-Signed,
Office of New Media
Bomadi Local Government Council