Peter Obi Donates 50 Million Naira to Peter University, Advocates for Education as Key to Nigeria's Progress
Mr. Peter Obi, former governor of Anambra State, donated 50 million Naira to Peter University in Anambra on November 10, 2024, to advance education as a pillar of Nigeria's development.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
In a bold step reinforcing his unwavering commitment to advancing education as a foundation for Nigeria’s development, Mr. Peter Obi, former governor of Anambra State, has donated 50 million Naira to Peter University, located in his home state of Anambra. This substantial contribution, made on November 10, 2024, aligns with Mr. Obi’s broader mission to enhance Nigeria's Human Development Index (HDI) through educational empowerment.
The donation reflects Mr. Obi’s dedication to strengthening the country’s academic infrastructure. His ongoing investment in education underscores his belief that accessible, high-quality education is indispensable for building a progressive and prosperous nation. By supporting institutions like Peter University, Mr. Obi aims to promote academic excellence and equip young Nigerians with the skills and knowledge needed for national growth, stability, and self-reliance.
Speaking on his donation, Mr. Obi emphasized that sustainable improvements in Nigeria’s HDI can only be achieved by empowering the nation’s youth with education that is both comprehensive and forward-thinking. His contributions to educational development across Nigeria exemplify his steadfast commitment to a future where young Nigerians are prepared to drive meaningful change and economic progress.
The generous support offered to Peter University will bolster the institution’s capacity to deliver on its mission of academic distinction, helping to prepare students for meaningful contributions to society and the economy. Mr. Obi’s advocacy for education highlights its vital role in fostering a skilled, enlightened population capable of tackling the challenges facing the nation.
Mr. Peter Obi's dedication to education as a means of national empowerment continues to inspire hope for a brighter future for Nigeria. His contributions not only support academic institutions but also resonate with the call for a stronger, self-reliant, and progressive Nigeria driven by an educated citizenry.
