Gratitude in Action: Alumni Donates ₦50m to Alma Mater"

Christ the King College, Onitsha, Receives Boost for Infrastructure and Learning Environment"

In a heartwarming display of gratitude and commitment to educational development, Peter Obi, a prominent alumnus of Christ the King College (CKC), Onitsha, has donated ₦50 million to his alma mater. The donation, made in collaboration with fellow Old Boys, aims to improve the school's infrastructure and enhance the learning environment for its students.

Peter Obi expressed his heartfelt gratitude to CKC for shaping his values and guiding principles. "CKC helped shape the values guiding me: discipline, academic excellence, and moral grounding," he stated. This act of philanthropy is a testament to the strong bond between Peter Obi and his alma mater.

The donation is also a call to action for other alumni to follow suit. "I urge all alumni of CKC and other schools to look back and give back," Peter Obi emphasized. He stressed the importance of education in national development, highlighting that schools must be strengthened to produce responsible and competent citizens. "Let us not wait for the government alone. In our own ways, we can rebuild the institutions that once built us," he encouraged.

The management of CKC, led by the Archbishop of Onitsha, Most Rev. Valerian Okeke, has expressed appreciation for the donation. This gesture demonstrates the power of collaboration and collective effort in driving educational progress. As Peter Obi aptly put it, "A new Nigeria is possible" when individuals and institutions work together towards a common goal.