Obi Donates N60m To Anambra Schools To Boost Productivity

The Presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in the 2023 general election Peter Obi has made a N60 million cash donation to two different institutions (Peter University Achina and College of Nursing Science Adazi Nnukwu) in Anambra State to boost productivity.

Obi in a post he made on his X handle (formerly Twitter) on Monday said health and education are veritable ways of pulling people out of poverty and that these sectors are critical to development in a new Nigeria.

He informed that the support is in line with his unwavering commitment to building a productive nation, through encouragement and support in the critical sectors of health, education and poverty eradication.

The post read, โ€œIn tune with my unwavering belief that health and education are veritable ways of pulling people out of poverty and that these sectors are critical to development in a New Nigeria, yesterday, I paid a visit to the Peter University, Achina, Anambra State, where I gave them my financial support of N50 million.

โ€œThereafter, I visited the College of Nursing Sciences in Adazi Nnukwu, where I made an additional donation of N10 million.

โ€œThese visits and support gestures are in line with our unwavering commitment to building a productive nation, through encouragement and support in the critical sectors of health, education and poverty eradication.

โ€œI have constantly maintained that no nation develops without a healthy and educated workforce.

โ€œWith Nigeria having a predominantly youthful population, we must continue to prioritise the future of our youths by investing in these critical areas.

โ€œBy doing so, we will build a nation of healthy and educated citizens who are productively contributing to the growth and development of the nation.

โ€œI extend my gratitude to the Proprietors, Management, Staff, and Students of both Peter University and the College of Nursing Sciences for their contributions to our health and education sectors.

โ€œI remain confident that a New and Productive Nigeria is Possibleโ€, he concluded.