PHOTOS: Kcee Gives Out Scholarships To Graduating Pupils In Abia State
Nigerian singer KCEE approved the scholarships of three graduating primary school students in Abia State. According to the Limpopo croo...
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Nigerian singer KCEE approved the scholarships of three graduating primary school students in Abia State.
According to the Limpopo crooner; “Exactly four years ago, I was on my way to Abia State for an event when I stopped by a community in Bende local government to visit a long-time friend and brother. We exchanged pleasantries and on my way out he told me about a certain foundation which he was using to provide free Nursery and Primary education to his people and we all went there.
He continued; “On getting there, I was highly impressed and really inspired by such a kind gesture. Fast forward to 2017, a few weeks ago to be precise, he sent a message and video clip showing the first set of the primary schools pupils that are graduating into secondary school and I decided I was going to support them with writing materials, band sets and all that but on getting to Igbere on Wednesday, after seeing how brilliant the kids were, I had no other option than to take up the responsibility of training the three best graduating students throughout their secondary school stage as my own little way of encouraging early education in our society.”
He went on to preach about how we can make our various societies better places. “We all can always help in making our society a better place regardless of how small it is” he wrote.
According to the Limpopo crooner; “Exactly four years ago, I was on my way to Abia State for an event when I stopped by a community in Bende local government to visit a long-time friend and brother. We exchanged pleasantries and on my way out he told me about a certain foundation which he was using to provide free Nursery and Primary education to his people and we all went there.
He continued; “On getting there, I was highly impressed and really inspired by such a kind gesture. Fast forward to 2017, a few weeks ago to be precise, he sent a message and video clip showing the first set of the primary schools pupils that are graduating into secondary school and I decided I was going to support them with writing materials, band sets and all that but on getting to Igbere on Wednesday, after seeing how brilliant the kids were, I had no other option than to take up the responsibility of training the three best graduating students throughout their secondary school stage as my own little way of encouraging early education in our society.”
He went on to preach about how we can make our various societies better places. “We all can always help in making our society a better place regardless of how small it is” he wrote.
