Emmanuel College Old Boys Renovate Classrooms, Pay Exam Fees for Students
The Progressives of the Unique 1988 Set of the Emmanuel College Owerri Old Students Association has called for sustainable collaboration by the various stakeholders towards improving the education sector in
In a ceremony, the Emmanuel College Owerri Old Students Association unveiled a renovated five-classroom block for their alma mater. The progress was spearheaded by the Progressives of the Unique 1988 Set, who also paid examination fees for financially disadvantaged students of the school. The renovations and fee payments were made to provide a conducive learning environment and to ensure that no student is denied an opportunity to take exams due to financial constraints.
The group emphasized that the renovated classrooms are not just about appearance, but about shaping the lives and futures of students. The old students' commitment goes beyond the physical changes, as they strive for holistic, sustainable, and responsive development. The event was attended by old students, government officials, teachers, and students.
Commendations were made for the restoration of the school to its former standard, and future plans included the renovation of the teachers' block.
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