Amaka Obi Extends Generosity To Idemili-South Children With Educational Donations, Pledges Continued Support

The chairman of the Idemili-South Local Government, Dr. (Mrs.) Amaka Obi, has once again reaffirmed her dedication to the educational advancement of the local schoolchildren.

While primary and secondary school students performed ethnic dances, this reaffirmation served as the centerpiece of the 65th Independence Day celebration at the council headquarters in Ojoto.

Obi, who emphasized the ramifications of Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo’s free education policy in the state’s government schools, pointed out that children from lower-income families can now afford education without crying because the governor thinks that children are the state’s and the nation’s best chance for the future.

A few of the schools that Obi supplied were Isu Primary School Oba, Ezike Central School Ahuda Nnobi, Community Central School Nnobi, Community Central School Awka-Etiti, Central School Ojoto-Uno, Community Primary School Ojoto-Uno, Umuene Primary School Ojoto, St. Joseph Seminary School Awka-Etiti, Triumphant Cross Secondary School Oba, St. Cordelia’s Nursery and Primary School Ojoto, and Idemili Primary School Nnokwa.

Although she promised the schools greater generosity, she emphasized that the government cares and that the supplies were provided to the students and schools at no cost because education is a primary focus in her development program.

According to her, her administration has remained dedicated to making sure that the benefits of democracy have reached every household, community, and individual in the Idemili-South Local Government Area. She also stated that her government has worked to improve the lives of the people by delivering health care, empowering youth, developing infrastructure, and providing educational support.

Amaka Obi’s administration has been praised by Dr. Tony Ezika, the emeritus chairman of the Idemili-North and Idemili-South Local Government Areas, who stated that the children adore her and that she is doing well.

Additionally, Amaka Obi’s transformative leadership is having an impact on every part of Idemili-South, particularly in the Nnokwa community, where she is changing lives through education and other economic sectors, according to Hon. Valentine Mbadiugha, the councilor representing Nnokwa ward and deputy leader of the Idemili-South Legislative Council.

The director of information at St. Joseph Seminary School Awka-Etiti Rev. Fr. Aloysius Okoye also praised Amaka Obi’s work, pointing out that she has done a lot to guarantee that high-quality education continues to be the standard in all of the schools in the Idemili-South Local Government Area.

According to Mrs. Ifeyinwa Agu, a teacher at Central School Nnokwa, Amaka Obi has significantly changed the way Idemili-South is governed and has ensured grassroots development through youth empowerment programs. She is also commended for giving schoolchildren in the council area free educational materials, highlighting how her administration has elevated Idemili-South to a global level.

Both Miss Chidiebube Ike and Master Chibuike Divine of Central School Nnokwa, who sang renditions in Igbo, stated that they adore Amaka Obi because she excels at caring for children and that her devotion to Idemili-South children cannot be overstated.