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The Morning Sunset: The Untold Story Of How Travelling To A New World Is Not Always Greener

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The Morning Sunset: The Untold Story Of How Travelling To A New World Is Not Always Greener

 

The Morning Sunset: The Untold Story Of How Travelling To A New World Is Not Always Greener
Majority of people in developing countries especially the youth dream of leaving their
home countries for a greener pasture in the Western world. While staying in the urban or
suburban in the same countries offer prospects, most dreams are to make it to Europe. This
is because of the opinion that Europe/America (abroad as is popularly known) is a land
flowing with milk and honey. Of course, there are a lot more opportunities in abroad including
better life, good health infrastructure, good roads, constant electricity, employment, sound
education.
However, nowadays, many people negate the legal means and engage their journey to Europe
through dangerous means including via desert and the sea. They fall prey of swindlers who
rob them huge amount of money. These innocent people fall victims because the information
they perceive are false. They are not aware of the truth behind the journey. They become
vulnerable and exposed to humiliation, rape, exploitation, abuse and trafficking. In addition,
thousands of them loose their lives while engaging in this perilous journey. The relatives
patiently wait that one day they will call home or even return home for a perfect and joyful
reunion, not knowing that they have long been dead; that they never received proper burial
rights because their bodies have been covered by dessert sand; eaten by fishes in the ocean
and or wild animals. That these loved ones will never return home, not now and not in the
future. It is in fact highly pathetic and terrible hearing, reading and watching this same story
every year.
With a heartfelt thought for the family of those who lose their lives in the desert and ocean;
and a voice pleading to those who are nursing the idea to make that dangerous journey, Joy
brings this awareness of the unnecessary loss of young and promising lives in the name of
search for greener pastures in Europe., Hence the story of her book “The Morning Sunset”.

This story emanated from her desire to demonstrate what she had observed over the years
she lived in Europe over unnecessary immigration of Africans into Europe, coupled with the
level of humiliation Africans are subjected to in foreign land; with a trained engineer plucking


tomatoes and a medical doctor babysitting to earn a living.
Her story is to create awareness and sensitize Africans on the danger behind travelling abroad
through the desert and the sea. In as much as travelling to abroad is good, with savoury
opportunities, engaging in a perilous journey via desert and sea does not worth it.
Her story will not only educate people on the dangers of illegal journeys through the desert
and the sea which; include loss of money and lives of our youngsters but will encourage people
to take the legal route to make that burning dream of their hearts to come true; just as

Professor Oluyinka Olutoye, Dr. Philip Emegwali and the host other celebrated Africans here
did.

“The Morning Sunset” by Chinwe Aguguo is on Amazon. You can find it below…

The Morning Sunset: The Untold Story Of How Travelling To A New World Is Not Always Easy

Meet Ceo Arise Afrika Network

Ikechukwu Anyanwu
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Meet Ceo Arise Afrika Network

     UNVEILING OF FOUNDER ARISE AFRICA NETWORK; IKECHUKWU ANYANWU

    PROFILE OF IKECHUKWU ANYANWU

    Ikechukwu Anyanwu is an Imo State born Nigerian. An Author, Public Speaker, Humanitarian, Blogger,  Media Guru and Start-up Coach.

    He has inspired millions through Arise Africa Network Platform 

    He Is Into Education,  Media, Entertainment, Showbiz and  Hospitality Industry. Having calved a nitche for himself as a leadership expert, human capital development and management consultant.

    He is currently the Chairman, Online Media practitioners Association of Nigeria, Imo State Chapter.

    Ceo Arise Africa Magazine,  Founder Arise Africa Network – a non-profit organization. 

    Face of Arise Africa, Managing Consultant GCFN Consult. Member,  Imo State Bloggers Association.  Ag National President, Association of Pageant CEO’s of Nigeria

    Human Resource Specialist and Leadership Coach with astute impact on many seeking to maximize their skills, intellectuals and innate potentials

    He has a track record of reproducing leaders and helping them to gain dominance within their nitch.

    Mr Anyanwu  after a rich career that spanned for  18 years having worked as Human Resources Manger, Outlet Manager Rennys Foods Limited from 2004 – 2019, Management Consultant for various Quick Service Restaurants in Abuja, Enugu, Rivers State, Abia,  Ebonyi, Kogi and Imo State is now focusing on helping young people to discover, develop their talents.

    He has built lots of platforms for young people of Africa to express  their talents.

    He is passionate about writing, consulting, coaching and training. He blogs regularly via www.ariseafrika.com and has a thriving social media followership. 

    He is a graduate of Sociology/Anthropology, Imo State University whose passion is to impart knowledge by educating, equipping and empowering young minds for the future.

    He is an alumni of Living Word Training Center

    He is also the West African Representative of All African Media Networks

    He is married to Mrs Carol Anyanwu and blessed with 3 sons.

    Arise Africa Achievers Awards 2021 Voting Poll

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    Arise Africa Achievers Awards 2021 Voting Poll

     

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    Rethinking Learning in Africa: Taking Education Beyond the Classroom and Into Every Young Person’s Hands By Osita Oparaugo

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    Rethinking Learning in Africa: Taking Education Beyond the Classroom and Into Every Young Person’s Hands By Osita Oparaugo

    My team and I taught Nigerian youths cinematography and video editing using nothing more than their mobile phones and their indigenous languages. And what we witnessed was remarkable: when learning becomes accessible, relatable, and culturally rooted, young people engage as creators, not merely consumers of knowledge.

    This is the future of education.
    Not confined to a classroom, but active in communities.
    Not driven by fear of failure, but by curiosity and imagination.
    Not restricted by language but expanded through it.

    Africa is the fastest-growing mobile phone market in the world. Even in rural and low-income communities, mobile penetration is high. Young people are far more likely to own a mobile phone than to have access to a computer, a library, or a stable school system.

    This reality presents an enormous, often overlooked opportunity.

    If the mobile phone is the most available device, why isn’t it the most utilized tool for learning?
    If young people are already creating content, connecting socially, and exploring ideas on their phones, why aren’t we delivering structured, empowering education to the same device?

    To unlock Africa’s next generation of creators, entrepreneurs, and innovators, we must take education to where they already are in their hands, not just in school buildings.

    One of the biggest barriers to effective learning across Africa is language. Too many young people are taught subjects in English, French, or Portuguese—languages they speak only partially, if at all. This creates a system where students memorize to pass exams but rarely internalize knowledge deeply.

    When we teach digital skills in indigenous languages:

    Comprehension improves
    Confidence grows
    Creativity explodes
    Young people see themselves reflected in what they learn

    A learner who understands fully is a learner who can create boldly.

    At GetBundi, we are pioneering that localizing digital education is not a cultural luxury. It is a necessity for equity, inclusiveness, and long-term development.

    If we want to close the gap for out-of-school youths…
    If we want to empower low-income and rural communities…
    If we want a continent driven by innovation rather than dependency…

    …then we must redesign education from the ground up.

    This means:
    Delivering digital skills through mobile phones
    Teaching in indigenous languages
    Making learning culturally relevant
    Creating pathways that connect knowledge to real economic opportunity
    Viewing youth not as passive recipients, but as active creators of solutions

    The next great filmmaker, app developer, digital marketer, or community storyteller may not be sitting in a classroom today. But they may be holding a phone in their hand, waiting for a chance to learn in a language and format that speaks to them.

    Africa’s future will not be shaped by infrastructure alone, but by imagination.
    Not only by technology, but by access.
    Not only by education, but by rethinking what education truly means.

    Let us build a continent where every young person, no matter where they are born, has the tools, the language, and the confidence to thrive in a digital world.

    Let us meet learners where they are.
    Let us teach in the languages they understand.
    And above all, let us unlock the brilliance that already exists in every African community.

    The future of Africa is in the hands of its youth.
    Our responsibility is to make sure those hands hold not just mobile phones but opportunities.

    Bishop Ukanwa Unveils Sir Uwandu’s Talent Hunt Trophy, Championing Youth Potential in Isi Mbano.

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    Bishop Ukanwa Unveils Sir Uwandu’s Talent Hunt Trophy, Championing Youth Potential in Isi Mbano.

    The Anglican Bishop of Isi Mbano Anglican Diocese Rt Revd. G.U.Ukanwa, PHD has officially unveil the prestigious trophy for the Sir Bathram Uwandu, musical Talent Hunt.

    The grand unveiling formed a highlight of the Diocese’s annual Synod Week celebrations, drawing applause from clergy, community leaders, and youths.

    The ceremony, which was held at St.MICHEAL’s and All Angels Anglican Church Eziama-Isiala Mbano, while the Bishop unveils the gleaming trophy, and award outstanding youths identified through a planned talent hunt initiative.

    Moreso, he noted that the programme championed by Sir Bathram Uwandu, is designed to discover, encourage, and reward talented individuals in the Isi Mbano community, spanning area of music.

    In his address during the unveiling, Bishop Ukanwa praised Sir Bathram Uwandu for his visionary philanthropy and deep commitment to community development. He described the talent hunt as a crucial investment in the future of the youth, providing a platform for them to showcase their God-given abilities and gain recognition that will propel them to greater heights.

    In his words “this trophy is more than just silver or gold; it is a symbol of hope, a beacon of encouragement, and a challenge to our young people to rise and shine,” stated Bishop Ukanwa. “Sir Uwandu’s gesture is a confirmation to his belief that our greatest resource as a community is not buried in the ground, but resides in the minds and hands of our youth. The Diocese is proud to partner in this noble endeavour.”

    Furthermore, he noted that Sir Bathram Uwandu’s Talent Hunt is expected to kick off in the coming month, with modalities for competition to be announced by the organizing committee, stating that the initiative has already generated significant excitement, with many seeing it as a transformative project that will curb youth restiveness by providing a positive and rewarding outlet for creativity and energy.

    The unveiling at the Synod, a key ecclesiastical gathering, underscores the community’s and the church’s shared commitment to holistic development, blending spiritual growth with tangible empowerment opportunities for the younger generation.

    Bathram Uwandu Chartered with UK Management Institute

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    Bathram Uwandu Chartered with UK Management Institute

     

    Sir Bathram Uwandu was formally inducted into the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) United Kingdom, a tradition and a shared commitment to professional excellence.

    The investiture, held recently, marks a significant milestone in Sir Bathram Uwandu’s distinguished career, recognizing his professional standing and dedication to the highest standards of management and leadership.

    The Chartered Management Institute (CMI) is the UK’s only chartered professional body dedicated to promoting the highest standards in management and leadership. Membership and chartered status are recognized benchmarks of a professional manager’s commitment and competence, both in the UK and internationally.

    The Isiala Mbano born educationist induction into this esteemed body is a confirmation to his proven expertise, ethical leadership, and significant contributions to his field, adding that the investiture ceremony itself is a formal rite of passage, signifying his acceptance into a global community of leading management professionals committed to driving performance, inspiring teams, and shaping the future of business.

    Furthermore, the achievement signals to peers, institutions, and the international business community that Sir Bathram Uwandu operates according to a globally recognized framework of professional management, pointing out that it is expected that his chartered status will further enhance his capacity to influence positive change and mentor the next generation of leaders.

    Re-imagining Learning in the Digital Age: The African Opportunity

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    Re-imagining Learning in the Digital Age: The African Opportunity

    Re-imagining Learning in the Digital Age: The African Opportunity

    By Osita Oparaugo

    “If we dare to reimagine how Africa learns, we can rewrite how Africa lives, works, and leads tomorrow.”

    Africa at the Crossroads

    Africa stands at a pivotal moment. The continent’s classrooms, both physical and digital, are being reshaped by technology. The digital revolution is redefining what it means to learn, teach, and create knowledge.

    And nowhere in the world is this change more urgent, or fuller of promise, than in Africa.

    A Young Continent, a Global Future

    Africa is home to the youngest population on Earth. By 2050, one out of every three young people will be African. That means the world’s future innovators, thinkers, and leaders are sitting in African classrooms today.

    For years, limited infrastructure, overcrowded schools, and outdated curricula have held back progress. But digital technology offers a chance to leap forward, to build new systems of learning that are open, inclusive, and relevant to the realities of African life.

    The Challenges — and the Opportunity

    Millions of African children still lack reliable access to the internet and electricity. Teachers often have little or no training with digital tools. Yet Africa has shown time and again that innovation grows from adversity.

    From rural solar-powered classrooms to mobile learning platforms, African educators are creating solutions that meet learners where they are and, in the languages they understand best.

    Learning in Our Own Voice

    Reimagining learning in Africa means grounding education in local culture, language, and experience. When students learn through stories that reflect their lives, they connect deeply with knowledge, and confidence grows.

    At GetBundi, digital learning is reaching millions of young Africans through mobile phones in their own languages. It’s a simple but powerful shift: turning the continent’s most common tool into its most important classroom.

    A New Kind of Learning Experience

    Walls no longer bind the classroom. With digital tools and AI, learning can happen anywhere, on buses, in city centres, and in remote villages. Artificial intelligence now helps personalize learning for each student, while open educational resources make world-class content freely available.

    Most importantly, education in the digital age is becoming a lifelong journey. The most valuable learners are not those who memorize facts but those who never stop asking questions.

    What Must Change

    To truly transform education, Africa must act boldly and collectively.

    Governments should prioritize investment in digital infrastructure, electricity, and access to devices.

    Teachers must be trained to lead with technology, not just adapt to it.

    Curricula must shift from rote memorization to creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving.

    Private sector partnerships should drive sustainable innovation at scale.

    This is not just about learning; it’s about the economy. The jobs of tomorrow demand digital, entrepreneurial, and global skills.

    A Vision of an Empowered Africa

    Imagine a young girl in a rural village accessing the same quality of education as a student in a city because learning lives on her phone, in her language, and in her world.

    Imagine millions of young Africans building the apps, businesses, and solutions of the future.

    That is the Africa we can create, not by borrowing ideas, but by building our own.

    A Call to Believe

    This is Africa’s moment. The question is not whether the continent is ready for the digital age but whether we believe in our power to shape it.

    Let’s invest not only in technology but in imagination. Not only in devices, but in dreams. Because what will truly transform Africa is not the tools in our hands, but the vision in our hearts.

    If we reimagine how Africa learns, we will reimagine how Africa leads.

    “The next great innovators, teachers, and problem-solvers are already here, in our classrooms, our homes, our communities. They are waiting for us to believe in them.”

     

    Dangote Didn’t Just Build A Refinery By Osita Oparaugo

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    Dangote Didn’t Just Build A Refinery By Osita Oparaugo

    To those who think Aliko Dangote built a refinery, I beg you to think again.

    Dangote isn’t just refining oil, he’s refining perspective.

     

    He didn’t build a refinery; he built a mirror, showing African leaders and entrepreneurs what Africa could achieve if we stopped exporting raw materials and outsourcing our future.

     

    In 2015, I wrote a piece that ruffled a few diplomatic feathers, especially among my European friends. I asked:

     

    How does Belgium, without a single cocoa farm, make more money from chocolate than Côte d’Ivoire, the world’s largest cocoa producer?

     

    That question still matters. Africa must stop exporting raw materials and start exporting value. Because the real wealth isn’t in the resource, it’s in the refinement.

     

    Look at China. Their strength doesn’t come from natural resources, but from a skill-based education system that empowers citizens to manufacture, innovate, and compete globally.

     

    By 2030, Africa will have over 1 billion people under 35.

    That’s not just a statistic, it’s a once-in-a-century opportunity. With the right skills, mindset, and infrastructure, we can turn Africa’s challenges into the world’s next wave of opportunity.

     

    Dangote didn’t just build a refinery.

    He built a challenge for all of us.

     

    #AfricaRising #Industrialization #EconomicTransformation #Dangote #ValueCreation #Leadership

     

    CWENA 13th Annual Business Conference & Awards Holds 6th – 8th November In South Africa

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    CWENA 13th Annual Business Conference & Awards Holds 6th – 8th November In South Africa

     

    The CWENA 13th Annual Business Conference & Gala Awards Dinner celebrates excellence and honors impact across Africa.

    It promises to be an exciting event that would bring together world-class leaders and voices of impact all over the world

    CWENA is committed to recognizing entrepreneurs who combine purpose, innovation, and excellence to transform communities and lives.

    📅 6th – 8th November 2025.
    📍 Paterson Park Recreation Centre, Johannesburg

    Join us for this extraordinary gathering of entrepreneurs, leaders, and change-makers.

    CWENA is an African entrepreneurship and economic development organization. Established in 2013. Our focus is on training African women in entrepreneurship skills and creating networking platforms for information sharing and exposure to business opportunities

    Vision of CWENA is centered on inspiring, training, networking and supporting African women to start and develop sustainable venture that impact their communities and contribute to economic development

    VALUES
    Community Service
    Commitment
    Accountability
    Empathy
    Integrity
    Christian Ethos

    You too can support CWENA  through your kind and generous donations.

    To Support.

    Bank: FNB
    Account Name: CWENA
    Account No: 62520016678
    Branch Code: 250655

    Contact Us:
    CWENA office: 29 Judges Avenue Windsor Randburg Johannesburg South Africa

    ERIRI EGO IGBONILE – HIGH CHIEF DR MICHEAL ONUOHA VISITS THE DOUBLE SHILLINGS AUTO OUTLET OWERRI OWNED BY RENOWNED IMO ENTREPRENEUR, NKE NKE ENYI IZUOGU NA IHEME GBURU GBURU 1-12

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    ERIRI EGO IGBONILE – HIGH CHIEF DR MICHEAL ONUOHA VISITS THE DOUBLE SHILLINGS AUTO OUTLET OWERRI OWNED BY RENOWNED IMO ENTREPRENEUR, NKE NKE ENYI IZUOGU NA IHEME GBURU GBURU 1-12

    A prominent Igbo billionaire business mogul and Community Leader, The Lord Earl, High Chief Dr Michael Onuoha,( Ide Nwangele,Eriri Ego Igbonile) penultimate Saturday,18th October 2025 in company of his bosom friend, Dr. Sure Dude Emmanuel stormed the Owerri Head Office of Double Shillings Auto outlet belonging to a renowned financial guru and Entrepreneur,High Dr Ikenna Aniche ( Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu 1—12) on an unscheduled visit to felicitate with the Auto magnate who happens to be his long time friend.

    Chief Eriri Ego, Dr Michael Onuoha, who is also the Chairman of Ailes Group of Companies and a Philanthropist of note whilst at the Auto Shop said that his visit was deliberate and intentional, to support and identify with Chief Aniche for his foresight and ingenuity in choosing Owerri as the head office of his Double Shillings Auto firm. Whilst congratulating him on such unprecedented business milestone, Chief Eriri Ego announced his intentions to deploy the services of Double Shillings Auto outlet to execute his youth Empowerment Initiative through which vehicles will be given out to various category of unemployed youths as empowerment gifts for them to fend for themselves through the Auto Empowerment Scheme.

    In his response,High Chief Ikenna Aniche, the Managing Director of the Auto firm who could not hide his enormous joy and excitement over such a friendly visit expressed his heartfelt appreciation to Chief Eriri Ego for such a historic visit and his good intentions to patronize them . He expressed willingness to partner with Eriri Ego in such level of philathropic intervention for the unemployed youths as a way of alleviating poverty in his usual manner of empowering 50 youths every year.

    Earlier on arrival, the convoy of Eriri Ego and his friend,Sure Dude who is the owner of Mastery Group of Schools, caused minor traffic commotion within the route of Double Shillings Auto outlet surroundings. It was indeed a spectacular sight to behold as Eriri Ego’s looming large presence was clearly noticed and celebrated as his long convoy of choice vehicles spoke volumes about what he represents within the social and economic circle.

    Double shillings auto a subsidiary of Double Shillings industries Limited has become a prominent and leading name in the sale of all brands of cars.

    President Bola Tinubu has announced the suspension of emergency rule in Rivers State.

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    President Bola Tinubu has announced the suspension of emergency rule in Rivers State.

    President Bola Tinubu has announced the suspension of emergency rule in Rivers State.

    Tinubu announced this in a statement he signed on Wednesday.

    More to follow!!

    NKE NKE ENYI IZUOGU FOUNDATION FOR THE NEEDY AND THE AGED TO THE RESCUE OF INDIGENT PARENTS

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    NKE NKE ENYI IZUOGU FOUNDATION FOR THE NEEDY AND THE AGED TO THE RESCUE OF INDIGENT PARENTS

    NKE NKE ENYI IZUOGU FOUNDATION FOR THE NEEDY AND THE AGED TO THE RESCUE OF INDIGENT PARENTS –

    PAYS SCHOOL FEES OF STUDENTS FROM VERY POOR HOMES

    DEDICATES ACTION TO LATE MAZI CLEMENT OWUNNA MFR (NNAZIRIUZO)

    A non-governmental Organisation Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu foundation for the needy and the Aged powered by Super High Chief Dr Ikenna Chiedozie Aniche popularly called and known by his prestigious traditional title as Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu na Iheme Gburu Gburu 1-12 this morning Wednesday 17th of September 2025 released and shared the sum of N5,000,000 cash – Five million naira for 100 families in his hometown Ndiekwuru Imenze Arondizuogu Amuro Okigwe LGA of Imo State.
    Venue was his palatial peniel cottage resort.

    This very noble gesture has brought immense joy to the beneficiaries who all hail from humble, less Priveledged backgrounds.

    Recall that Dr Ikenna Chiedozie Aniche the Executive Chiarman of *Double Shillings Group* with over 15 subsidiaries had in May 2025 paid over N5.4m to offset the registration fees of several indigent students with beneficiaries drawn from various schools in Arondizuogu Ideato North, Okigwe and Onuimo among others.

    Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu na Iheme Gburu Gburu 1-12 extends beyond this gesture as he has announced plans to sponsor another 200 indigent students from his community and other neighbouring towns for the 2026 West African senior secondary examination and promised that his foundation Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu foundation for the needy and the Aged will payroll the jamb exams and train the best five beneficiaries in any Federal university of their choice in Nigeria.

    “We are eternally grateful to our Arondizuogu great Son Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu for believing in us and investing in our children’s future. He is perfectly repeating the worthy legacies his late parents left behind, ” Said Adamazi ifeoma ogbonna a beneficiary from Ndiekwuru Imenze Arondizuogu Amuro Okigwe

    “His kindness over the years has lifted huge burdens off our shoulders, and we promise to continue making him proud by excelling in our examinations”

    Another father of a beneficiary Mazi Ernest orji noted that the traditional stool custodian and clan head of Aniche Ancestral Ancient Dynasty Mazi Ikenna Aniche has consistently demonstrated his commitment to improving the lives of his people through various initiatives, including the building of a state of Art 100 bed medical facility where our pregnant mothers deliver for free without paying a dime, annual road maintainance and grading, culvert construction, human capital development and economic empowerment programs as he has employed a lot of our youths at his *Double Shillings industrial complex* and warehouses in Lagos, port Harcourt and owerri where he imports and distributes power transformers. He appreciated God for the life of Super High Chief Dr Ikenna Chiedozie Aniche in ensuring that over 186 graduates from his clan are gainfully employed.

    He added,” His support has enabled many private schools to retain students who would otherwise drop out of school due to financial constraints. We are grateful for his kindness and support. His legacy serves as a testament to the power of kindness and generosity.

    A community leader in the area Mazi Nicholas okonkwo observed that Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu foundation for the needy and the Aged did a thorough critical review and analysis in the choice of beneficiaries as all who received this N50,000 each hawk daily instead of going to school to learn. Their parents are fond of subjecting them to hawking as a means of livelihood.

    Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu na Iheme Gburu Gburu 1-12 in his remarks strongly stressed that his foundation is very uncomfortable with the practice of not allowing children go to school and that it is out of place to deny the children their right to education all in the name of making more money.

    He announced that his double shillings Group has concluded plans to complete the building *St Claire Group of Schools* situate at Aro Amuro Okigwe, where books and tuition will be completely free for effective learning and studies. He promised that once the necessary regulatory approvals are received, the school will commence as the structures, offices , classrooms are already 80% completed. My plan is to establish a world-class technical school for boys and girls to compete academically analysis in the choice of beneficiaries as all who received this N50,000 each hawk daily instead of going to school to learn. Their parents are fond of subjecting them to hawking as a means of livelihood.

    Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu na Iheme Gburu Gburu 1-12 in his remarks strongly stressed that his foundation is very uncomfortable with the practice of not allowing children go to school and that it is out of place to deny the children their right to education all in the name of making more money.

    He announced that his double shillings Group has concluded plans to complete the building *St Claire Group of Schools* situate at Aro Amuro Okigwe, where books and tuition will be completely free for effective learning and studies. He promised that once the necessary regulatory approvals are received, the school will commence as the structures, offices , classrooms are already 80% completed. My plan is to establish a world-class technical school for boys and girls to compete academically

    Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu is a clan Chief, an enigma whose philanthropic and humanitarian gestures are distinguished out among contemporaries.

    A World class Economist with human heart went further to emphasize that the humanitarian gesture is in honour of his brother,,uncle, mentor, and adviser late Mazi Clement Owunna (Nnaziriuzo)

    Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu vowed that as long as he lives, he would continue to use his energy ,time ,wisdom, knowledge and resources God has blessed him with to help humanity which also played out in the event today.

    Meanwhile , in a goodwill message sent by one of Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu’s humanitarian beneficiaries, Chukwudalu ogbonna, he wrote, “The one and only boss, he that is with you can never be forsaken coz you are more special among the rest, best among the best, it’s a great honor to have you as a mentor, boss, brother and a good leader.

    May your dreams and generosity never seize till eternity shall they always come true, Amen

    Renewed Hope Grassroots Movement Obowo Coordinator Urges Obowians to Embrace and Uphold RHG Movements Vision and Support President Tinubu’s Reelection

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    Renewed Hope Grassroots Movement Obowo Coordinator Urges Obowians to Embrace and Uphold RHG Movements Vision and Support President Tinubu’s Reelection

    The Obowo LGA Coordinator of the Renewed Hope Grassroots Movement, Hon Obinna Nwachukwu (aka Papa Celebration) has called on Imolites across various political leaning to fully embrace the vision of RHGM

    Speaking during a strategic meeting of RHGM, Hon Nwachukwu emphasised that the strength of the Renewed Hope Grassroots Movement lies in its people.

    He urged all the members of RHGM to remain steadfast, organised, and focused on the overarching mission of the movement: to emerge as the most vibrant and effective support group championing the reelection of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.

    He lauded the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for prioritising inclusion, development, and national stability, and reiterated the movement’s commitment to deepening its reach across communities in preparation for the 2027 general elections.

    He noted that RHGM is more than just a political movement; it is a mission to safeguard the future of Nigeria through strategic engagement, grassroots empowerment, and unwavering support for a visionary leader,

    The Renewed Hope Grassroots Movement continues to expand its footprint across the country and Obowo is not left out

    “Grassroots mobilization: connecting with the heart of the people is a task that we must achieve.”

    “Going to them at their various places of work”
    He noted.

    Credible leadership requires communicating

    He appreciated members for turning up as he unveiled branded T-shirts, Caps and other materials that will be used to reach out to the grassroots .

    Obowo is committed to giving President Bola Ahmed Tinubu their vote in 2027.

    When good Governance and sincere leadership meet with a willing electorate, greatness is the result.

    The LGA Exco of RHGM was inaugurated with members showing capacity and colourfully dressed to project support for the movement.

    The movement will soon embark on ward sensitization tour and inauguration of ward EXCOS to drive home the objectives of the movement to the grassroot.

    In attendance are the state youth leader Hon. Arinze Emenayo and a renowned media influencer and the LGA Secretary High Chief Marcel Nwokorie and la crème of this and that in politics in Obowo who graced the meeting at Dr. Obinna Nwachukwu residence Obowo.

    Asiwaju would make NIGERIA great again.

    4+4 is Real

    ASIWAJU is a Goal!!

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