About three months ago, Mr. Peter Obi visited Grimard College of Nursing Sciences in Anyigba and donated ₦10 million to support their programs. During that visit, Bishop Most Rev. Dr. Anthony Adaji shared with him the school’s most pressing need for accreditation – a coaster bus. Mr. @PeterObi promised to assist, and today, he fulfilled that promise.
After an inspiring session with the students, where he offered words of encouragement, Mr. @PeterObi handed over the coaster bus. Additionally, he donated ₦5 million to cover registration, insurance, and other expenses for one year.
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Mr. @PeterObi extended his heartfelt gratitude to the Proprietor, Management, and staff for their warm reception. He recognized their dedication to improving lives through education and healthcare and assured them of his continued support toward building a better Nigeria.
-DrMo
Watch video below :
https://x.com/Drmopaul/status/1846217130024345864?t=PgNMQ7pQveM2-ADVTBz4Yw&s=19
Meanwhile, Dr. Mo shared a soul lifting story of what happened today on their way to Kogi state for this visit below…
“Earlier today, while traveling from Anambra to Kogi State, we found ourselves approaching Unobe in Olamaboro Local Government Area, shortly after passing Otukpa Branch in Benue State. A long line of vehicles, stalled for nearly half a kilometre, immediately caught our attention. Upon inquiry, we learned that a policeman had shot at the tyre of a trailer, prompting the drivers at the scene to block the road in protest.
True to the character, Mr. Peter Obi didn’t remain in the car. He walked straight to the heart of the protest, where tension was palpable, but as usual, it didn’t take long for the atmosphere to shift. I watched the chants of “Our President!” filled the air, with voices from Idomas, Igalas, Igbos, Yorubas, and Hausas all joining in.
When Mr. Peter Obi reached the Hausa driver, who had been visibly upset about the damage to his trailer, something remarkable happened. Instead of continuing to lament, the driver took out his phone, and soon, the entire crowd was drawn into the moment—everyone eagerly capturing selfies with Mr. Peter Obi.
Without any prompting from Mr. Peter Obi, the driver, speaking in Hausa (as translated by those nearby), exclaimed, “Who am I for Obi to beg me?” And with that, the road was cleared, much to everyone’s relief.
What exactly was at play here? Was it Mr. Peter Obi’s unmistakable influence or something even deeper?”
Watch video below :
https://x.com/Drmopaul/status/1846183220968366242?t=M2F79d3ywS4cj70VbcY1YQ&s=19
-DrMo