By steve anyebe.
Immediate past House of Representatives Member for Ado, Okpokwu and Ogbadibo federal constituency, Hon Dr Francis Ottah Agbo, popularly known as, and called, OZIGIZAGA the moving train, has lent his full support to the philanthropic gestures of the Godwin Obla Foundation, with an appeal to everyone to emulate the developmental strides of the Non-governmental Organisation.
The former Parliamentarian made the call recently during the commissioning and handing over of numerous legacy projects executed by Godwin Obla Foundation at St. Francis College Otukpo in Central Nigeria.
Dr Ottah, who said he was overwhelmed by the giving-back spirit of Chief Godwin Obla, SAN, the Chairman of GODWIN OBLA FOUNDATION, recalled how the Foundation had earlier built and donated a modern Kidney Centre to the Federal University of Health Sciences Teaching Hospital in Otukpo, among many other numerous progressive projects contributing to the enhanced well-being of individuals and the human community at large. He added that the only real way of serving God was by extending hands of fellowship, especially by uplifting others.
Dr Francis Ottah, while supporting the Projects with a donation of five hundred thousand naira, called on the Benue State Government to hand over schools back to the Missions who, according to him, were better organised and prepared for educational management. It was his strongly held opinion that Schools would turn out much better human beings under the management and supervision of Missions.
Projects executed by Godwin Obla Foundation commissioned and handed over to the management of St. Francis College included blocks of dormitories fully renovated and equipped with new beds, mattresses, and pillows; a bathroom section fully refurbished and with new urinaries; Biology, Physics and Chemistry laboratories fully renovated and re-equiped appropriately; a Starlinks Internet facility fully subscribed to for two years; solar street lights around the premises and in all classrooms; as well as the replacement of the Marching Band equipments with a complete new set; and scholarship for indigent students.
