Oborevwori’s Aide Applauds Ashakah’s Efforts in Registering 122 Isoko North Students for WAEC Exams

Oborevwori's Aide Applauds Ashakah's Efforts in Registering 122 Isoko North Students for WAEC Exams

Oborevwori’s Aide Applauds Ashakah’s Efforts in Registering 122 Isoko North Students for WAEC Exams

Executive Assistant to the Governor of Delta State on Education Monitoring, Comrade Ovie Umuakpo, has commended Engr. Orobosa Ashakah for paying WAEC registration fees for 122 disadvantaged students in Isoko North Local Government Area.

Ashakah, who serves as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Maro-Kana Enterprises and is a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, spent N6.1million on registering 122 underprivileged students in Secondary Schools across Isoko North Local Government Area.

In a statement on Thursday in Asaba, Umuakpo lauded Ashakah for his commitment to promoting education and his unwavering support towards the poor in the society.

Umuakpo praised Ashakah’s efforts, calling him a “true champion of education and youth empowerment.”

He urged the students to take their studies seriously by ensuring that they are adequately prepared for the exams to come out in flying colours.

“For years, many students had struggled to register for the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) exams due to financial constraints.

“Families, mostly dependent on farming and petty trading, often had to choose between feeding their children and paying exam fees.

“As a result, many bright students were forced to drop out, their dreams of higher education crushed.

“So we thank Engr Ashakah and other well meaning individuals for their support in ensuring that no deserving child would be left behind.

“Education is the key to unlocking the future of our children. Engr. Ashakah’s support will not only help these students sit for their exams but also inspire others to invest in education.

“On behalf of His Excellency, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, we say a big thank you!”

A teacher at Alaka Grammar School, Ozoro, Mrs Joy Enahoro,
commended Ashakah for coming through for the indigent students assuring that they would make him proud by passing their exams excellently.

Speaking on behalf the beneficiaries, Miss Rejoice Eterigho, expressed appreciation to Engr Ashakah for his kind gesture assuring that they would study hard and make the best use of the opportunity.

“We are grateful to Engr Orobosa Ashakah for paying our WAEC registration fees.

“This opportunity means everything to us. Now,  we can focus on our studies and chase our dreams of having a brighter future,” she said.

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