Orient Progressive Social Forum is set to unveil the inaugural edition of its Legacy Education Endowment Programme in Nnaka, Anambra State as part of their corporate social investment.
The programme targets students in remote communities across the Southeast, providing them with opportunities to acquire fundamental computer skills. It is specifically designed for junior and senior secondary school students in preparation for the Computer-Based Test (CBT) for JSS3, SSCE, NECO, and JAMB exams. This training aims to equip students with essential computer skills necessary for success in their computer-based examinations.
The launch event will take place at St. Catherine’s Comprehensive Secondary School in Nnaka on January 11, 2026. A fully equipped, functional, and well-maintained computer center will be established at the school, featuring over two dozen computers powered by solar energy. This initiative seeks to help students navigate and excel in their computer-based exams, ensuring they have equal access to quality education, similar to their peers in urban areas.
The event will be attended by distinguished dignitaries, including The Anglican Bishop of Aguata Diocese, the Rt. Rev. Dr. Samuel C. Ezejiofor, HRH Igwe Godwin Ezeilo (Obu Nnaka), High Chief (Sir) Osita Ezechukwu (JP) KSC Orike-EZE Nnaka, a co-sponsor of the project, among others.
The Orient Progressive Social Forum symbolizes bold initiatives led by socially innovative Igbo professionals, businessmen, and technocrats. It serves as a platform for social re-engineering, with the aim of uniting millions of innovative Igbo entrepreneurs and professionals who seek to create a powerful and influential business network in critical sectors of the Nigerian economy.
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