In line with the “Keep a Girl in school project”, YESS Anambra has announced the adoption of 10 promising female Secondary School students in Anambra State.
The Youths Earnestly Seek Soludo (YESS Anambra) group has awarded full tuition scholarship to 10 outstanding female Students of the Community Secondary School, Okpuno, in Awka South LGA of the State.
Speaking at the event, the Convener of YESS, Dr Nelson Omenugha, congratulated the beneficiaries noting that nothing short of excellence is expected of them in all aspects of learning. “The kind of positive feeling that goes with planting a seed, in spite of the torturous grit required to nurture it, is akin to the general feeling of satisfaction we get from setting up one human-kind on the path of success” he stated while fielding questions on the motivation for this act of charity.
He further noted that the group is excited at the opportunity this provides for the future of these young girls. Stating that they are committed to doing much more within the latitude provided by their scarce resources.
Dr Omenugha wished the beneficiaries success in their academic sojourn. And pledged to continue partnering with relevant stakeholders such as Make the Girl Foundation to provide mentorship for the younger generation where necessary.
YESS Anambra is a group of young, progressive men and women motivated by the life and principles of Prof Charles Chukwuma Soludo, advocating also for his eventual emergence as the next Governor of the State.
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