Peter Obi, a former Governor of Anambra State and a prominent public figure, recently made a significant contribution to Paul University in Awka, Anambra State. During his visit on January 20, 2025, he presented a cheque of ₦30 million, bringing his total donations to the institution to ₦50 million. This donation reflects his steadfast belief in the transformative power of education as a crucial driver of national development and progress.
Obi’s commitment to education is evident through his repeated support for Paul University, marking this as his third visit. He previously donated ₦10 million during each of his earlier visits. During this latest visit, he expressed particular interest in the university’s new School of Nursing Sciences, assuring ongoing support for its development. He was also taken on a tour of various ongoing projects at the university by its proprietor and dedicated team, where he was inspired by the advancements made, particularly with the introduction of the new Nursing Programme.
Obi’s actions align with the idea that it is truly humane to recognize the plight of others and take meaningful steps to alleviate their challenges. His philanthropic efforts are not merely about financial contributions but reflect a broader philosophy that emphasizes kindness and community support. He articulated that each individual has the potential to make a positive impact in the world; all that is required is inspiration to Take Action, Living Kindly (T.A.L.K).
Peter Obi’s recent donation to Paul University illustrates his commitment to educational advancement and also serves as an inspiring call to action for others. His belief in the power of education as a catalyst for societal change further emboldens how individual efforts can collectively lead to significant improvements in communities. By living kindly and taking action, each person can contribute to creating a better world.