At the esteemed Global Wealth University in Lome, Togo, the top graduating students have been granted a monetary gift of one million CFA by the Prof. Chris Imumolen (PCI) Foundation.
One of the students who participated in the school’s recent 2024 convocation ceremony was Amaobi Precious.
The monetary prize was unexpected, according to Amaobi Precious, who received a tuition-free scholarship, in her response.
Expressing gratitude to Prof. Imumolen and the university administration for their dedication to developing leaders capable of addressing societal issues, she described the chance to attend the school as a pleasure.
She also urged pupils to remain dedicated, focused, and diligent without losing concentration if they want to succeed academically.
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At the same university, convocations were held concurrently in Ghana and Togo, and the Nigerian one is scheduled for next week.
The university’s vice-chancellor and the founder of the PCI Foundation, Prof. Chris Imumolen, reaffirmed in his speech that the school is prepared to produce leaders who are capable of taking on global issues and coming up with answers for issues that touch on development.
“Many nations are progressing towards the fourth industrial revolution, and the world is facing economic, engineering, and technological challenges,” he stated.
“Africa needs leaders who can stay in shape. Our goal at Global Wealth University is to develop our students into exceptional scholars with exceptional abilities that will complement their academic curriculum.
In order to develop students into solution givers rather than merely job seekers, he said, “We have made professional training mandatory for all students, which is out of curriculum.”
Additionally, he disclosed the university’s strategy to guarantee that its graduates can obtain finance to support their entrepreneurial endeavors.
