Entrepreneur Donates Books And Shelves Worth N10 Million To Imo State Secondary Schools....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Engr. Chidomere Ndubuisi, a businessman and the Chief Executive Officer of Pamtech Group, has made a generous donation of books and shelves valued at Ten Million Naira to five secondary schools in Imo State. The beneficiary schools include Government Secondary School, Owerri; Development Secondary School, Owerri; Owerri Girls Secondary School, Owerri; Holy Ghost College, Owerri, and Ikenegbu Girls Secondary School, Owerri.

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Ndubuisi announced this initiative during the inauguration of a Spelling Bee competition that he organized for schools in the state. He expressed his motivation for the donation, stating that it aims to foster a culture of reading among students and complement efforts to improve educational standards in the state.

He further explained that this project is aligned with the vision of his humanitarian foundation, “Defining a Decade for Adolescents,” which seeks to contribute to a better society through the promotion of quality education.

Ndubuisi emphasized the project’s dedication to equipping teenagers with the tools they need to shape their futures through quality education. The initiative includes introducing young minds to life-changing personal development books and teaching them the practical art of creating a vision board.

He highlighted the potential of these books to inspire young minds and set them on a path of growth and success, emphasizing that the impact of adolescents extends beyond books.

The event featured seasoned speakers who shared their personal experiences with the students, aiming to inspire them to become the best versions of themselves and underscored the importance of reading and self-education in shaping one’s future.

Ndubuisi stressed the power of knowledge and the pivotal role of books in the lives and development of young people. He encouraged adolescents to engage in consistent reading of self-development books, emphasizing that self-education is the true path to meaningful education.

He concluded by highlighting that the day’s activities included not only speeches and inspiration but also competitions and learning opportunities. The Spelling Bee competition and Reading Competition provided students with a platform to showcase their language and comprehension skills, contributing to a movement that seeks to redefine the future of adolescents by providing them with knowledge, inspiration, and vision for success.