When Peter Obi Celebrated Brilliance Over Noise!
Back in March 2014, Peter Obi, who was the Governor at the time, made a remarkable move by awarding ₦1 million each to 160 Anambra natives who graduated with first-class honours from universities all over Nigeria.
He didn’t squander security votes on flashy convoys or extravagant spending. Instead, he chose to honor academic excellence.
Just to give you some perspective, back then, ₦1M was about $6,060. Today, that same $6,060 is worth over ₦9.4 million!
Can you imagine a leader who invests in intellect rather than just noise? Someone who encourages students with the message: “Believe in yourself and push harder.”
Now, think about how different that is from today’s priorities.
Back in March 2014, Peter Obi, who was the Governor at the time, made a remarkable move by awarding ₦1 million each to 160 Anambra natives who graduated with first-class honours from universities all over Nigeria.
He didn’t squander security votes on flashy convoys or extravagant spending. Instead, he chose to honor academic excellence.
Just to give you some perspective, back then, ₦1M was about $6,060. Today, that same $6,060 is worth over ₦9.4 million!
Can you imagine a leader who invests in intellect rather than just noise? Someone who encourages students with the message: “Believe in yourself and push harder.”
Now, think about how different that is from today’s priorities.
When Peter Obi Celebrated Brilliance Over Noise!
Back in March 2014, Peter Obi, who was the Governor at the time, made a remarkable move by awarding ₦1 million each to 160 Anambra natives who graduated with first-class honours from universities all over Nigeria.
He didn’t squander security votes on flashy convoys or extravagant spending. Instead, he chose to honor academic excellence.
Just to give you some perspective, back then, ₦1M was about $6,060. Today, that same $6,060 is worth over ₦9.4 million!
Can you imagine a leader who invests in intellect rather than just noise? Someone who encourages students with the message: “Believe in yourself and push harder.”
Now, think about how different that is from today’s priorities.
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