Peter Obi Donates N60 Million To Educational Institutions In Anambra State

Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has given N60 million to two Anambra State educational institutions.

Obi gave N10 million to the College of Nursing Sciences in Adazi Nnukwu after presenting N50 million to Peter University in Achina during a visit on Monday.

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The University on the Niger (UNINIGER) in Umunya, the university’s Iyi-Enu campus, received N50 million from Obi only last Thursday to help its infrastructure and growth objectives. Obi had previously donated N60 million to promote local institutions.

He also paid a visit to the Iyienu Mission Hospital in Ogidi’s School of Nursing, where he gave an extra N10 million to help fund medical education.

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On his X-handle, writing The efforts, according to Obi, are consistent with his lifelong goal of creating a productive Nigeria.

According to Obi, “education and health are the cornerstones of development.”

“Without a workforce that is educated and healthy, a country cannot advance.” Given that Nigeria’s population is primarily young, he emphasized the significance of giving the future of its kids priority.

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The contributions support Obi’s overarching goal of creating a “New Nigeria” by funding vital areas that combat poverty and raise the standard of living for its people.

He underlined that these kinds of investments are essential to building a country in which its people can make meaningful contributions to economic development and growth.

Obi thanked the owners, administration, employees, and students of both schools, praising their commitment to the health and education sectors.