Announcements

AVIANWU CLAN RECEIVES PALLIATIVES FROM SENATOR FRANCIS ALIMIKHENA Senator Francis Alimikhena representing Edo North in the Nigeria senate, donated food items and others to Avianwu Clan and Ogbona community received the items pictured below as part of the palliates to relieved them of stay at home caused by de global pandemic Covid-19. AVIANWU CLAN 15 Bags of 50kg Beans Sachets of Rice 125 Bags of Salt 5 100 Tubers of Yam Water Pump 5 Sprayer 1 Carton of Herbicide

OGBONA COMMUNITY SALUTE ALFRED IMHOMOH AND FAMILY A few weeks ago, we were celebrating Kingsley Imhomoh for lending a helping hand to Ogbona community. Today we are celebrating his father Alfred Imhomoh Many of us grew up to know Alfred Imhomoh as a bona fide Ogbonan, as he lived, married and raised his family in Ogbona until he emigrated to the USA some years ago to ply his trade as medical personnel. He so blended with everybody in the community that it became something of a shock when we got to know that he is from Irekpai in Uzairue clan. Alfred and members of his family still see Ogbona as their home and all Ogbonans as their brothers and sisters. Alfred sent some money as palliatives to people at Ogbona. The breakdown is as follows: 4 eldest women, N5,000 each;  4 eldest men, N5,000 each; Chief Idode N5,000; Mrs. J .I Odior, N3,000;  Dada Oba Uwami, N3,000;  Alikalika’s wife from Weppa N2,000;  Patrick Ivhaluogwe, his former landlord N2,000; Onamana Utu Igbadumhe N2,000. According to information available to us, he extended the same benevolence to Iraokhor, Ayogwiri, Irekpai, Ugbenor, Ikabigbo and Idatto communities, thus showing his large-heartedness and love for all. We thank Alfred and his family and continue to hold them in prayer especially at this time of COVID 19. One of our sons (anonymous) donated the sum of N200,000 to the community for palliatives for the COVID 19. May the blessing of the Lord be with him and family.

Miss Emike Odior donated the sum of N50,000 to support elderly women – especially widows. She wants to give each person N2,500 The list of the recipients of Emike’s COVID 19 support Igbaneta Igezele 2, Enate Shaibu, 3, Ashetu Edogamhe 4, Julie Iyevhobu, 5, Apemheye Meremu 6, Ighieleru Amedu Ozo 7, Ashetu Aigbormhekhe, 8, Igogomhe Abu 9, Onwoku Inene 10, Lucy Ugbodaga 11, Comfort Obozegie 12, Mary Aleghe 13, Felicia Zibiri 14, Ilenumah Aleakwe, 15, Apuede Rosanna, 16, Abakhagbe OShomogho, 17, Osama Rosanna, 18, Oghoya Ikpekhai 19, Ikhane Asana, 20, Mary Ekhamheye  

Oshiomah Richard Odior donated the sum of N40,000 to support the physically challenged or disable. Each person received the sum of N2,000. Thank you Oshiomah The list of the recipients of Oshiomah Odior’s COVID 19 support for the disabled 1, Azobibo Okozi 2, Ayemoba Douglas 3, Adidi Ikeku 4, Ogie Osikwemhe 5, Okhakumhe Agbogie 6, Magdalene OK hire 7, Dada Uwamhi 8, Divine Omoaka 9, Paul Omesa 10, Lucky Ikoko 11, Idawekhai Oshomeghie 12, Ochuwa, Igbadumhe 13, Blessing Shaibu 14, Aliakhue Odia 15, Omolua Ikhane 16, Abibu Ikhane 17, Emmanuel Aliu 18, Eshesimua Lawrence 19, Beshiru Akhigbe 20, Okiri Idonigie  

KINGSLEY IMHOMOH LENDS A HELPING HAND TO OGBONA COMMUNITY As the saying goes, ” Ones home is where he feels accepted and secured.”  We all grew up to know Alfred Imhomoh as a “son of the soil”, a bona fide Ogbonan, as he lived, married and raised his family in Ogbona until he emigrated to the USA some years ago to ply his trade as medical personnel. He so blended with everybody in the community that it became something of a shock when we got to know that he is from Irekpai in Uzairue clan. Till date, Alfred and members of his family still see Ogbona as their sweet home and all Ogbonans as their brothers and sisters. To any Ogbonan, Alfred and his family have in so many ways demonstrated their love for Ogbona community and any Ogbonan with whom their paths crossed. It is the same spirit that has propelled one of his sons, Kingsley Imhomoh, who is also domiciled in the United States to, once again, showcase the family’s love for Ogbona community by donating Rice 50kg 5 Bags, Beans 50kg 5 Bags and Indomie noodles Carton 25. The pictures and videos show the Alfred Imhomoh’s family, Kingsley Imhomoh and the sharing of the donated foodstuffs to 280 Ogbona widows.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 2018 Ogbona Elites Forum (OEF) Annual Career Day & Seminar for Students and Teachers at Ogbona Date:  12th & 13th July, 2018. Venues: Ogbona Secondary School & Imhakhena Primary School  Title: ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS, A SURE WAY TO GREATER FUTURE KEYNOTE ADDRESS: POVERTY, A COWARD IN THE FACE OF ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS – Prof Egwakhe, A. Johnson OTHER SPEAKERS. Halifo Yacop: Financial Literacy for a Secured Future Mrs. Lade Akpa: Training the Trainer Bernard Ikhane: Vocational Interest & Inventory Blackman Aigbiremolen: Learning Skills for the 21st Century Student Clarita Panuel-Egwakhe: The Teenage Girl & Her Glorious Future. John Odior Anaweokhai: Boy, Know Thyself Co-coordinators Bernard Kasim Ikhane & John Odior Anaweokhai Agenda for the 2018 Career Day one – Thursday 12 July, 2018 Presenters Time Event Time Event Presenters Prof Egwakhe, A. Johnson 9.00–10.30 Entrepreneurship-Schooling & Out of School & Securing a financially independent Future 9.00–10.30 Entrepreneurship-Schooling & Out of School & Securing a financially independent Future Prof Egwakhe, A. Johnson Mr. Bernard Ikhane 10.30-1100 Vocational Interest & Inventory (VII) 10.30-1100 Vocational Interest & Inventory (VII) Mr. Bernard Ikhane Prof. Halifo Yacop 11.00-12:00 Financial Literacy for a Secured Future 11.00-12:00 Financial Literacy for a Secured Future Prof. Halifo Yacop 12:00 – 1.00 Lunch Break 11:00-12:00 Lunch Break Prof Egwakhe, A. Johnson 1:00 – 2:00 Escaping Poverty: The Conventional Tips 1:00–2:00 Train teachers on evaluation of the Vocational Interest Inventory (VII) Mr. Bernard Ikhane 2:00 – 2:15 Break 2:0 –2:15 Break Prof Egwakhe, A. Johnson 2:15 – 3:00 Escaping Poverty: The Conventional Tips Agenda for the 2018 Career Day Two – Friday 13 July, 2018 Presenters Time Event Time Event Presenters Blackman Aigbiremolen Consultant 9.00–10.30 Learning Skills for the 21st Century Students 9.00–10.30 Learning Skills for the 21st Century Students Blackman Aigbiremolen Consultant 10.30-10.45 Break 10.30-10.45 Break Blackman Aigbiremolen Consultant 10.45-12:00 Learning Skills for the 21st Century Student 10.45-12:00 Learning Skills for the 21st Century Student Blackman Aigbiremolen Consultant 12:00-1.00 Lunch Break 12:00-1:00 Lunch Break Ben Ikhane and John Anaweokhai 1:00-1:15 Donation of Novels, charts & Markers to Primary Schools 1:00-1:15 Donation of Novels, Charts & Markers to Primary Schools Ben Ikhane and John Anaweokhai Mrs. Clarita Panuel-Egwakhe, Dr. Mrs. Lade Akpa 1:15-3:00 The Teenage Girl & Her Glorious Future 1:15-4:00 Effective Teaching/Classroom Management for Primary and Secondary School Teachers Ben Ikhane and Dr. Mrs. Lade Akpa 1:15-3:00 Boy, Know Thyself John Anaweokhai, Prof Johnson Egwakhe and others All 3:00-3:30 Photo Session and closing with the students OEF VOLUNTERING DONATIONS FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHING AIDS S/N BOOKS QUANTITY UNIT COST TOTAL COST COMMENTS 1 MACMILLAN NEW ENGLISH 1 TO 6.600EACH… 34 NGN 600 NGN 20,400 2 MACMILLAN CHAMPION MATHS 1 TO 6.800EACH… 20 NGN 800 NGN 16,000 3 UNDERSTANDING MATHS 1 TO 6.700EACH… 18 NGN 700 NGN 12,600 4 LIVING AS GOD’S CHILDREN 1 TO 6 600EACH… 18 NGN 700 NGN 12,600 original 5 MACMILLAN PRY SCIENCE 1 TO 6.700EACH… 18 NGN 700 NGN 12,600 6 MACMILLIAN PRY SOCIAL STUDIES 1 TO 6 700EACH… 18 NGN 700 NGN 12,600 7 WABP CIVIL EDUCATION 1 TO 6.600EACH… 18 NGN 600 NGN 10,800 8 WABP P.H.E 1 TO 6.700EACH… 18 NGN 700 NGN 12,600 9 MACMILLAN PRY AGRIC SCIENCE 1 TO 6 700EACH… 18 NGN 700 NGN 12,600 10 LANTERN COMPUTER SCIENCE 1 TO 6 700EACH… 18 NGN 700 NGN 12,600 11 QUANTITATIVE AND VERBAL REASONING 1 TO 6.700EACH 18 NGN 700 NGN 12,600 12 MACMILLAN ENG WORKBOOK 400EACH… 18 NGN 400 NGN 7,200 13 MACMILLAN MATHS WORKBOOK 400EACH… 18 NGN 400 NGN 7,200 14 WALLPAPER 400EACH… 18 NGN 400 NGN 7,200 15 SMALL ONE OF IT 200EACH… 18 NGN 200 NGN 3,600 16 COPY BOOK 1 TO 6 250EACH 18 NGN 250 NGN 4,500 17 LEARNING ADIDS FOR NUSERY SCHOOLS 0 NGN 0 NGN 0 ITEMIZED BELOW 18 SMALL BUILDING BLOCKS 3 NGN 2,700 NGN 8,100 19 BUILDING BLOCKS (38 PIECES) 3 NGN 2,800 NGN 8,400 20 BUILDING BLOCKS (39 PIECES) 3 NGN 2,500 NGN 7,500 21 PUZZLE MATHS BLOCKS 3 NGN 2,500 NGN 7,500 22 ABC (ORIGINAL) BLOCKS 3 NGN 1,300 NGN 3,900 23 1,2,3,4 BLOCKS 3 NGN 1,300 NGN 3,900 TOTAL NGN 217,000 DONATION FROM GILBERT ODIOR CHILDREN S/N BOOKS QUANTITY UNIT COST TOTAL COST COMMENTS 1 AMINA THE PAMPERED CHILD 250, 6 NGN 250 NGN 1,500 2 PRECIOUS LITTLE DARLING 250 6 NGN 250 NGN 1,500 3 THE BABY SISTER 350 6 NGN 350 NGN 2,100 4 KUNLE THE VILLAGE BOY 350 6 NGN 350 NGN 2,100 5  SINGING SHOE 400 6 NGN 400 NGN 2,400 6 THE HONEY BEE AND THE BEE EATER 350 6 NGN 350 NGN 2,100 7 THE MAGIC BOX 350 6 NGN 350 NGN 2,100 8 TORTOISE AND THE MAGIC STICK 350 6 NGN 350 NGN 2,100 9 SADA AT THE BEACH 350 6 NGN 350 NGN 2,100 10 MOJI AND MALARIA 350 6 NGN 350 NGN 2,100 11 THE FALL OF ANIMAL KINGDOM 250 6 NGN 250 NGN 1,500 12 HOW THE LION BECAME THE KING OF ANIMALS 250 6 NGN 250 NGN 1,500 13 THE GODS ARE NOT TO BLAME 250 6 NGN 250 NGN 1,500 14 THE REJECTED STONE 250 6 NGN 250 NGN 1,500 15 THE CUNNING TORTOISE 350 6 NGN 350 NGN 2,100 16 EZE GOES TO SCHOOL 250 6 NGN 250 NGN 1,500 17 THE TRIPLETS PT1,2,3,250EACH 18 NGN 250 NGN 4,500 18 THE MONKEY AND THE BABY LION 250 6 NGN 250 NGN 1,500 19 VILLAGE BOY 250 6 NGN 250 NGN 1,500 20 FAMITA 250 6 NGN 250 NGN 1,500 TOTAL FOR BOOKS NGN 38,700 NGN 255,700 ORIGINAL DONATION FROM OEF TO OGBONA PRIMARY SCHOOLS 1 BOOKS FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL (NOVELS) 1 NGN 72,000 NGN 72,000 2 ASSORTED CHARTS (PLASTIC AND PAPER) 20 FOR EACH SCHOOL MAKING 60 NGN 700 NGN 42,000 3 CARD BOARD PAPERS FOR TEACHER’S PRACTICE: 24 DOZEN AT 500 EACH 24 NGN 500 NGN 12,000 4 ERASABLE MARKERS FOR OGBONA SECONDARY SCHOOL – 1 CARTON 1 NGN 25,000 NGN 25,000 TOTAL NGN 151,000 ALL ITEMS DONATION TO OGBONA PRIMARY SCHOOLS NGN