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Emulate Adomu Etudaiye ETF Charges Wealthy Ebiras

Educational Task Force Coordinator, Muhammed Yusuf urged leaders to follow the example of Adomu Muhammad Etudaiye by coming forward to assist the children of less privilege to pay this year waec or compliment the efforts of the parents. Etudaiye has made an indelible marks during this year waec registration for children selected from 28 secondary schools across kogi central. 

The coordinator was speaking at the meeting of students Representative Assembly held in Okene Library. Muhammed Yusuf enjoined wealthy Ebiras to emulate the Mr. Adomu Muhammad Etudaiye and few others to better the lot of the poor through philanthropy and make the Ebiraland a better place for all by coming out to assist those children about to drop out of school after spending 12 years in school. 
 
He said the challenge before leaders should be to ensure that they leave legacies so that people will always have good things to say about them when alive and when they eventually depart the world.

In his goodwill message to the ‘’Save the Children Education’’. No one would ever remember the number of houses or cash one has but the impact one makes like the likes of Adomu Muhammad Etudaiye, Hajia Ramatu, Alh. Senusi Abubakar Gamji and few others in assisting the poor and the vulnerable in the society.”

He submitted that the above persons had brought hope to hundred of Ebira Students by paying for thief 2022 waec registration fee. 

Everyone should emulate the kind gesture demonstrated by Adomu Muhammad Etudaiye.

Sorry, we need to get help from somebody for those who can't pay waec. 
Sorry, we need to ask somebody for help for those who can't pay waec. 

 Courtesy :-

Muhammed Yusuf, Educational Task Force, Kogi Central. 

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