18/09/2026
OGU/BOLO BACK-TO-SCHOOL PROGRAMME: COMMENDATION FOR AN EDUCATION-FOCUSED ADMINISTRATION
The Ogu/Bolo Local Government Council has once again demonstrated its commitment to the educational development and welfare of children across the Local Government Area with the launch of its Back-to-School Programme.
The initiative, designed to support pupils in Government Primary Schools across Ogu/Bolo, will provide essential educational materials, including school bags, school sandals, books and textbooks, current affairs books, and mathematical sets.
This intervention is commendable, particularly at a time when the cost of education continues to place significant pressure on many families. By providing these basic learning materials, the administration of the Executive Chairman, Chief Hon. Vincent Nemieboka, is helping to ease some of the responsibilities faced by parents and guardians while encouraging pupils to return to school prepared for the new academic session.
Beyond the immediate provision of materials, the programme reflects the importance the Council places on investing in the younger generation. Supporting children at the primary-school level is an investment in their educational foundation and, ultimately, in the future development of Ogu/Bolo.
The programme is scheduled for Saturday, 19th September 2026, at 10:00 AM, at the Alabo Adokiye Couckins J.P. Memorial Town Hall, with Mrs. Boma Nemieboka, Wife of the Executive Chairman, as Special Guest.
Parents and guardians are therefore encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity by ensuring that their children who are beneficiaries participate in the programme. Their presence will not only enable the pupils to receive the educational materials provided but will also encourage the children to embrace the new academic session with renewed enthusiasm.
The Back-to-School Programme is a welcome intervention, and the Executive Chairman, Chief Hon. Vincent Nemieboka, deserves commendation for prioritising initiatives that directly touch the lives of children and families across Ogu/Bolo.
A child equipped for school today is a community prepared for a better tomorrow.