ABSU Lecturer Grants Partial Scholarship to Blind Student for Second Semester
Sir Anucha Wisdom, a lecturer from the Faculty of Education at ABSU, has once again extended support to a blind sociology student, Chibuike Prosper. The lecturer facilitated a partial scholarship covering the second semester tuition fees and provided a cash support of fifteen thousand naira to the deserving student.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a heartwarming display of generosity and compassion at Abia State University (ABSU), Sir Anucha Wisdom, a lecturer from the Faculty of Education, has once again extended support to a blind sociology student, Chibuike Prosper. The lecturer facilitated a partial scholarship covering the second semester tuition fees and provided a cash support of fifteen thousand naira to the deserving student.
This act of kindness marks the second instance of Sir Anucha's benevolence towards Mr. Chibuike Prosper. Previously, recognizing the student's determination and resilience, Sir Wisdom's appeal on social media garnered support from anonymous donors who contributed to a partial scholarship for Mr. Prosper during the last semester.
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Presenting the receipt of payment and cash assistance to the beneficiary at his office, Sir Anucha, accompanied by his colleague Mr. Felix Chidubem, encouraged Mr. Prosper to remain focused on his studies despite his impairment, urging him to trust in divine providence.
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Expressing appreciation for Sir Anucha's continuous support towards students, Mr. Felix Durable commended his colleague's commitment to prioritizing student welfare and utilizing social media for humanitarian causes. He also extended prayers for blessings upon both Sir Anucha and the anonymous donors.
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In response, Mr. Chibuike expressed profound gratitude towards his lecturer for his unwavering encouragement and support, both academically and personally. He extended his prayers for blessings upon the generous donors as well.
The presence of Rotr. Comr. Mbakwe Sunday, NANS JCC Secretary, and ABSU SUG PRO, Comr. Okon Victor, added weight to the gratitude expressed towards Sir Anucha Wisdom for his humility, love, kindness, and sincerity of heart in assisting students.
This act of philanthropy not only highlights the compassionate nature of educators like Sir Anucha Wisdom but also underscores the importance of communal support in ensuring that every student, regardless of their challenges, has access to quality education and opportunities for success.
