In the bid to maintain its unwavering commitment to educational development, community upliftment, as well as the empowerment of young learners, and in fulfillment of its earlier promise to support and encourage basic education in Abia State, the Oluebube A. Chukwu Foundation (OACF) has donated teaching and learning materials to two schools in Amuda Isuochi, Umunneochi Local Government Area.
The beneficiaries are: Grace Methodist Model Nursery/Primary School, Amuda Isuochi, where 193 pupils and staff received items and Trinity Methodist Church Divine Intellectual Nursery/Primary School, with where 70 pupils and staff were blessed with their own gifts.
Hanto Daily News reports that 100 customized exercise books, a complete desktop computer set, and a playground swing were handed over to Grace Methodist Model Nursery/Primary School, while the team presented a cash donation for the procurement of graduation gowns, a flat-screen television, a playground swing, and 100 customized exercise books to Trinity Methodist Church Divine Intellectual Nursery/Primary School.
Speaking during the outreach held on Friday, the Founder of the Foundation, Dr. Oluebube Chukwu, said the gesture stemmed from his commitment to strengthening human capacity development in Umunneochi LGA and Abia State at large.
Dr Chukwu who was represented by the Programme Manager, OACF, Mrs. Helen Mannic, Dr. Chukwu noted that the intervention aligns with the educational reforms of the Dr Alex Otti-led administration.
He therefore charged the beneficiaries to put the items into good use as well as continue supporting the government’s transformation agenda geared toward building a more empowered society.
In her remarks, the Head Teacher, Trinity Methodist Church Divine Intellectual Nursery/Primary School, Ima Nkechinyere Christiana, appreciated the Foundation for the gesture, describing the intervention as a major boost to the school’s operations.
A representative of the Proprietor, Mr. Michael Eze, also commended OACF for demonstrating genuine concern for the pupils and prayed for continued success for Dr. Chukwu.
Expressing her feelings, a Pupil, Udeka Ogechi, thanked the Foundation for supporting the improvement of their learning environment.
Contributing at Grace Methodist Model Nursery/Primary School, Amuda Isuochi, a Basic Six pupil, Adinchi Success, lauded OACF for remembering the school, noting that the items would greatly enhance their learning experience.
Baring their minds, the Headmistress, Ekeoma Adanna, and the Proprietor, Very Rev. Christian Ekeoma Udeagha and a Teacher, Happiness Eke, described the gesture as timely and impactful, and appreciated the Foundation for fulfilling its promise and supporting grassroots education.
The beneficiaries prayed for continued blessings upon Dr. Oluebube Chukwu and his team and assured that the materials would be put to effective use.
Recall, Dr. Oluebube Chukwu had earlier on July 26 and August 1, 2025, pledged to support both schools with essential learning materials and facilities.
