Education
Cleric, Ekabo To Chair Success Life Model School’s 1st Graduation/Prize Giving Day

By Daniel Dafe
The Episcopal Vicar for Politics, Public Relations and Government Affairs of the Catholic Diocese of Warri, Very Rev. Fr. Dr. Christopher Ekabo JP, will chair the 1st Graduation/Prize Giving Day of Success Life Model School, Abraka, Delta State.
Director of the school, Pastor Daniel Umukoro, who disclosed this in a statement on Saturday, said the event will hold in the month of July at the school”s premises.
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According to the statement, lots of dignitaries are expected to grace the event.
He said: “I have had a long standing relationship with the cleric who is known for his love for education and we thought it wise to inform him of our decision that he chairs the event and he gladly accepted.”
He continued: “We are expecting a few highly placed Deltans on the said day such as the Vice Chancellor of Delta State University, Abraka, Professor Andy Egwunyenga; MD/CEO, Jessa Global Limited, Chief Harrison Jessa; Sir Festus Eghwrudje, Chief Anthony Ukere; Mrs. Gloria Isiakpere and many more.”
“It’s a very young school, but we did not think we should do this event low-key. I have a fired up passion for educating the very young ones and it’s working because we are getting positive feedbacks. We trust God that this, being the first event that we are inviting non members of the school community, to be grand.”
He added: “The school’s pupils will be putting forth dazzling performances at the occasion.”
“As the day draws nearer, we will be unveiling details about the event,” he said.
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