Rural students benefit from association’s education outreach in Imo

The Candid Brothers Association of Nigeria (CABAN) has hosted an education outreach program aimed at addressing the challenges of educational inequality in rural communities. The outreach held on December 6, 2024, in Imo State, provided essential learning materials, financial support, and much-needed encouragement to students and educators in underserved areas. “We understand the importance of […]

The Candid Brothers Association of Nigeria (CABAN) has hosted an education outreach program aimed at addressing the challenges of educational inequality in rural communities.

The outreach held on December 6, 2024, in Imo State, provided essential learning materials, financial support, and much-needed encouragement to students and educators in underserved areas.

“We understand the importance of education and knowledge. This outreach is about giving renewed hope to parents and children who lack access to basic learning tools. Every child deserves the opportunity to dream big and achieve their full potential,” said CABAN President Bethel Nzeji during the event.

Reflecting on the success of the event, CABAN Vice President, Vincent Amakor, reaffirmed the association’s commitment to driving positive change in society.

“Improving the quality of life and education for children in rural communities is essential. Education is the key to shaping upright citizens and creating a better tomorrow for our nation,” the group stated.

The program benefitted 500 children, who received backpacks filled with books, stationery, and water bottles.

Some students were also awarded cash prizes in recognition of their dedication and academic excellence.

The association extended its generosity to school staff members as well, providing cash gifts to acknowledge their commitment to the children’s welfare.

The day’s activities included engaging quizzes, where students competed for prizes in a lively and motivating environment