NBM donates educational resources to Ogun schools

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By Abubakar Yunusa

In a significant contribution to educational development, the Neo-Black Movement (NBM) of Africa, Obafemi Owode Sub Zone, has donated educational materials to selected government primary schools in Ogun State’s Obafemi Owode Local Government Area.

This initiative is part of the Support-A-School-Child Project, led by NBM’s national leadership, aimed at enhancing education across Nigeria.

The donation was made by Ambassador Tehinse Olanrewaju Ayoola on behalf of the Obafemi Owode Sub Zone.

At the event, Ayoola highlighted that this would be a continuous effort, especially given that Obafemi Owode is the largest local government area in Ogun State. He encouraged students to focus on their studies and avoid cultism, drug abuse, and other social issues.

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Ayoola stressed the importance of guiding young students to prevent them from taking misguided paths.

The recipients expressed their gratitude to NBM of Africa, Obafemi Owode Sub Zone, for their support and offered prayers for the movement’s continued success.

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