Senator Eteng’s Foreign Scholarship Yields Branches As Beneficiary Launches School Fees Support Scheme
Senator Eteng’s Foreign Scholarship Yields Branches As Beneficiary Launches School Fees Support Scheme
In a heartwarming display of philanthropy, Mr. Kebesobase Ibiang Ofem, a proud protégé of Distinguished Senator Eteng Jonah Williams and a PhD student at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK, has inaugurated the School Fees Support Scheme. This initiative aims to provide financial assistance to deserving students from Mkpani who are struggling to pay their university and college fees.
The scheme commenced with a generous gesture, providing ₦50,000 each to ten final year and postgraduate students. The beneficiaries received alerts confirming the payment of ₦50,000 each to support their school fees. This benevolent act is an extension of Senator Williams' kind gesture and exemplary representation.
Mr. Ofem has pledged to sustain this scheme annually, contingent on divine providence. He expressed profound gratitude to Senator Williams for his benevolence and urged fellow protégés to emulate this gesture of goodwill.
A list of the beneficiaries, along with proof of payments, is attached for reference.
Dear Mr. Kebesobase Ibiang,
ReplyDeleteMy heart is filled with immense gratitude upon receiving the ₦50,000 school fee support you so generously provided. I am truly honored and humbled to be selected as one of the ten beneficiaries from the Mkpani community.
This timely assistance is more than just financial aid; it's a powerful encouragement and a testament to your compassion and the impactful mentorship of Distinguished Senator Eteng Jonah Williams. It alleviates a real struggle and renews my determination to succeed in my studies at UNICROSS.
Thank you sincerely for recognizing the challenges students face and for taking concrete steps to make a difference. Your generosity through this initiative is deeply appreciated and will not be forgotten.
May God continue to bless you, your endeavors and Distinguished Senator Williams richly.
With sincere thanks,
Obasesam Charles