WILLS EMPIRE HUMANITARIAN OUTREACH DONATES WRITING MATERIALS TO OVER 100 PUPILS IN UDU
Wills Empire Humanitarian Outreach has donated writing materials to over 100 pupils of Orhuworun Primary School in Udu Local Government Area of Delta State as part of efforts to promote education and support children's learning.
The donation, which included exercise books, pencils, biros, erasers and sharpeners, was aimed at providing essential learning resources to the pupils and supporting their academic activities.
Some pupils were also rewarded with cash gifts for their outstanding and decent dressing as a way of encouraging discipline, neatness and good personal hygiene among the children.
Addressing the pupils, the founder of Wills Empire Humanitarian Outreach, Comrade Wilson Oke Ofoghoma, urged them to listen to their teachers, study hard and remain committed to their education to achieve success in life.
Comrade Ofoghoma explained that the initiative was designed to improve access to essential educational materials and create a better learning experience for pupils. He added that the organisation would continue to explore opportunities to support communities through impactful humanitarian programmes.
Also speaking, the President of the outreach, Comrade Ozoruba Sylvester, expressed hope that the donated materials would enhance classroom activities, motivate the pupils and contribute to improved academic performance.
The Head Teacher of Orhuworun Primary School, Mrs Margret Egoriabe, appreciated the organisation for the gesture, describing it as the first of its kind experienced by the school. She assured the donors that the materials would be put to good use to support teaching and learning.
The pupils also expressed gratitude to Wills Empire Humanitarian Outreach, promising to utilise the materials to improve their studies.
The initiative highlights the importance of community-driven interventions in supporting basic education and providing children with the resources needed to achieve academic success.




Comments
Post a Comment