Peter Obi Visits AUN-AID Feed and Read Program, Teaches Lesson to Out-of-School Children
Former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi visited the AUN-AID Feed and Read program, an initiative by the American University of Nigeria focused on educating and nourishing out-of-school children.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
His Excellency Peter Obi, former Governor of Anambra State, recently visited the AUN-AID Feed and Read program, a flagship initiative by the American University of Nigeria (AUN). The program is dedicated to providing educational opportunities for out-of-school children, ensuring they have access to learning and basic nutrition.
During his visit, Obi personally taught a lesson to the children, engaging directly with them in a classroom setting. The session underscored his commitment to promoting education as a tool for empowering disadvantaged communities.
The AUN-AID Feed and Read program, widely recognized for its impact, combines literacy education with meal provisions to address the twin challenges of hunger and lack of access to education. The initiative targets vulnerable children, offering them a chance to learn in a nurturing environment while receiving the nutrition they need to thrive.
Peter Obi's visit not only inspired the children but also highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts to bridge the educational gap in Nigeria. His active participation in the program serves as a powerful example of leadership that prioritizes education and youth development.
