As part her yearly project in Warri South-West, Delta State, Members & executives of Ugborodo Graduates Association, UGA led by the President, Besidone Precious Dogho, Vice President, Kingsley Kperegbeyi, David Ejeh Secretary, held her Ugborodo Rural Education Programme - UREP today.
The programme kicked off with the team arriving all public schools across Ugborodo Confederated Communities - Ijaghala, Arunton, Ogidigben, Ajudaibo and Madangho.
Bearing stationeries, taking turns on career talks, positive mindsets, Q&A sessions, teaching educational songs, distribution of waste collection baskets amongst others.
Members of Ugborodo Graduates Association, with Pupils of Ikpere Primary School.
Speaking to members of the press, the president of the association, Precious Dogho, reiterated that the reason for UREP is to check on the academic welfare of Ugborodo students, to catch them young and prepare them for a better future.
In Ode-Ugborodo, members of the association were warmly received by the Eghare-Aja of Ode-Ugborodo, Eghare Daniel Uwawah youth executives across the communities.
UGA leadership with some students of Ogidigben Secondary School
Whilst commending the graduates association for the initiative of reaching out to students, the Eghare-Aja intimated UGA on his development strides towards developing Ugborodo community such as- the hospital under construction, communications with Chevron Nigeria Limited regarding the recent recruitment.
He also hinted that talks were ongoing with Shell Petroleum for recruitment and conversion of Ugborodo Indigenes also advising all to shun fake news as he was putting in good effort to make Ugborodo better for all.
UGA leadership, addressing students of Ikpere Secondary School
Addressing the graduate body, a member of the community youth executives in Ogidigben -Jerry Iyonsi raised concern on the need for indigenes to diversify job interests & be involved in law enforcement jobs & not anchor their hopes only on working in oil companies. He also advocated for more orientation of Ugborodo job seekers.
In his closing remarks, President of the association, Besidone Precious Dogho promised engagement with the students and appreciated both national and branch youth executives hospitality.
Graduate Body with Teaching Staff of Ijaghala Primary School
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