By Senator Onyekwere
A Non-Governmental Organization Christened “Sir Clement Chuku Foundation” On Saturday held its 4th Annual Edition of Free West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) Registration 2025.
The Ceremony which took place at Onicha Ezinihitte Mbaise Local Government Area Of Imo State offered an opportunity for the Foundation to present Cheques to the successful Beneficiaries For 2025 WAEC Registration.
Speaking during the event, the Founder of the Foundation, Amb Ekeleoma Chuku-Enogwe said that the Foundation was established four years ago after the death of her late Father, Sir Clement Chuku.
The Founder who was represented by the Secretary, Board Of Trustee Of the Foundation, Sir Chijioke Chuku noted that after the death of their late Father the Family decided to establish the foundation in order to sustain the legacy of their late Father Sir Clement Chuku.
Amb Ekeleoma pointed out that their late Father had passion and love for Education and during his time he contributed a lot to ensure that people around him acquire education.
Ekeleoma described Education as Key to Success and Development of any Nation, adding that the Foundation has lived upto expectation in the area of Educational Empowerment.
She disclosed that the Foundation will also sponsor the Beneficiaries For Free Extral Mural Lessons to enable them perform well in the forth coming WAEC.
Also Speaking the Vice Chairman Ezinihitte Mbaise LGA, Hon Mathew Igbokwe commended Amb Ekeleoma for such a wonderful gesture and made it clear that the gesture would compliment the efforts of the State Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma towards transformation of the Education Sector.
In his speech, one of the Beneficiaries, Mr Onuoha Emmanuel thanked the Founder of the Foundation for the gesture and prayed God to bless her.
Adding his voice, the Director Human Resources, Hon Chinoyerem Ezurike commended the Founder Of the Foundation for her efforts in the area especially on the area of Educational Empowerment.
In her Vote Of thanks the President Board Of Directors Of the Foundation, Lady Lois Chuku urged the Beneficiaries to be serious with their studies to enable them become good ambassadors of the country.