DISBURSEMENT FOR SCHOLARSHIP
Post from October 15, 2023

Last week, we were reached out to last week for the scholarship of 18 kids in the primary school in Akpegede. Preparations to replace those who have graduated already began and we were able to finalise on Friday.

We have sent the cash amount to cover for the payment of the beneficiaries as at this evening. The beneficiaries are:

Primary 1
1. Ochanya Inalegwu
2. Ehi Ezekiel
3. Victor Mark

Primary 2
1. Obed Onuminya
2. Benjamin Moses
3. Okwoli Emmanuel

Primary 3
1. John Onyilo 
2. Okopi Oyifioda
3. Dominion Ajonye

Primary 4
1. Joy Omenka
2. Inalegwu Miracle
3. Akuku Joy

Primary 5 
1. Isabella Ocheche
2. Treasure Mark
3. Samuel Isaac

Primary 6 
1. Ochanya Onyilo
2. Godwin Terve 
3. Varna Nijime

We are currently making arrangements for the official presentation of the amount at the school tomorrow by the grace of God.

We appeal to all of you to help us reach out to the parents of these kids to get them are that their payment have been taken care of.

We also want to thank all Akpegede sons and daughters out there for believing and supporting Akpegede Youths Forum.

We continue to appeal for your support and generous donations. God bless you richly.

Long live Akpegede
Long live Akpegede Youths Forum.


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