The founder of Aid the Clan Child Initiative , Ms Blessing Asakpa in collaboration with Trisonet Metaverse Community PIM CHIP Partnership across Africa, has announced the selected sponsorship program for children in hard-to-reach, rural areas of Delta State.
The announcement was made during a seminar organized in Asaba.
The initiative in partnership with Trisonet Metaverse Community powered by Tatup International Services Limited, aims to provide free annual children school payments for the period of basic to secondary education, that is till 18 years.
According to Asakpa, every child deserves access to quality education, regardless of their location or socio-economic background, stressing that the organization had prioritized children’s education, well-being and development over the years.
She noted that through this partnership with Trisonet Metaverse Community, the initiative was providing annual free school fees payment sponsorship to children.
Asakpa said that program would alleviate the burden and support parents in paying school fees, especially those whose daily income barely covers basic education needs.
Ms. Asakpa congratulated the successful children and urged parents to keep their information safe and up-to-date , just as she thanked the Board of Trusees for their commitment and members as well as parent for attending the program.
In her remarks, the State Supervisor of the End Tournament Africa Campaign, Augusta Impact keneboh explained that this opportunity is open to 3 million Africans, both children under 18 years and adults with a 10-year partnership dividend opportunity upon migrating to the middle layer of the Metaverse Community.
Keneboh lauded the End Tournament Africa Campaign Coordinator and team players for their efforts towards achieving the targets across Africa.
She said that the initiative is expected to benefit numerous children and families across Delta State and beyond, promoting education and economic development in the region and called on good spirited individuals, philanthropist and partners to support the initiative .
By Magnus Emuji
