“Education Is the Future”: Okojie Commits to Expanded Support as OLLGGS Foundation Pushes for Greater Development

Urbanscoopnews reporting

The Our Lady of Lourdes Girls Grammar School Uromi Old Girls Foundation (Abuja Chapter) has commended Prince Odianosen Henry Okojie, Member representing Esan North-East/Esan South-East Federal Constituency of Edo State, for his sustained commitment to educational development, while advocating for further strategic interventions to strengthen their alma mater.

During a courtesy visit to the lawmaker, the delegation expressed profound appreciation for his instrumental role in facilitating key infrastructural projects at Our Lady of Lourdes Girls Grammar School (OLLGGS), Uromi. Among the projects influenced by Hon. Okojie are the construction of a modern Information and Communication Technology (ICT) laboratory, fully equipped Chemistry and Physics laboratories, the reconstruction of classroom blocks, as well as the provision of a borehole and solar-powered lighting systems.

Leading the delegation, the Chapter President, Mrs. Mabel M. Uba, described the interventions as transformative, noting that they have significantly improved the learning environment and strengthened the school’s capacity to deliver quality education to the girl child within the constituency.

The Foundation highlighted the institution’s enduring legacy as a citadel of academic excellence and character formation in Uromi, emphasizing its pivotal role in shaping generations of women who contribute meaningfully to society. The association reaffirmed its commitment to partnering with public office holders and relevant stakeholders to ensure that the school continues to thrive as a beacon of opportunity for young girls.

Other members of the delegation included Mrs. Cordilia Eromonsele, Mrs. M. Okojie, and Mrs. Okonigene Christiana.

Responding, Hon. Okojie reiterated his “People-First” philosophy of representation, stressing that education remains the most powerful catalyst for sustainable development and social transformation.

“Education is the most powerful tool for the transformation of our constituency. Supporting an institution like Our Lady of Lourdes is not just a favor; it is an investment in the future mothers and leaders of our society,” he stated.

The federal lawmaker assured the delegation of his readiness to explore additional avenues for intervention, including integrating some of the school’s pressing needs into future constituency projects and facilitating support through relevant federal agencies.

The meeting concluded on a note of shared vision and collaboration, reinforcing the importance of collective responsibility in advancing educational excellence and expanding opportunities for the girl child in Esanland and beyond.