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Foundation Donates N5M for UNIZIK Medical Centre Walkway Reconstruction Ahead of MDCN Accreditation
In a significant boost to healthcare infrastructure at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, the Charles Kene Ojukwu Initiative (CKOi) Okunenyeife Foundation has donated the sum of Five Million Naira (N5,000,000) for the reconstruction of the walkway pavilion linking the old Medical Centre with the newly constructed University Medical Centre building. The donation was formally presented at the…
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Renewing a Promise: CKOI’s Commitment to Healthcare for Our People
Last year, at the Charles Kene Ojukwu Initiative (Okunenyeife Foundation), we made a promise, not that we have too much but we are concious of giving our little contribution of the what we can afford and sustain at our modest privately funded foundation capacity, also not as a gesture of convenience, but as a covenant…
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CKOi Foundation Rewards Abatete Youth Empowerment Graduates
Sometime ago, the Charles Kene Ojukwu Initiative (CKOi) Foundation pledged to support the Abatete Development Union’s youth empowerment drive by sponsoring young people through a six-month skill acquisition programme in hairdressing. That training has now been successfully completed. Building on this commitment, the Foundation is pleased to announce cash prizes for the top-performing trainees, following…
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A chat with INSIDE 54 on African brain drain, using Nigeria as a case study.
We talked about the impact of brain drain, i mirrored my thoughts on how we can convert this into brain gain. I highlighted various methods of achieving brain gain after brain drain and enjoined diaspora people not to feel they’ve escaped or abandon their home country, but to understand that there is a special mandate…
