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Gbagi at it Again, Boost Education For Oginibo, Ughievwien Children, Students in Delta


Gbagi at it Again, Boost Education For Oginibo, Ughievwien Children, Students in Delta 

What manner of man is this that God is using to bless Oginibo and Ughievwien children/People.Kenneth Gbagi has done it again for SS3 and JSS3 Students in Oginibo Secondary School,Oginibo.Your Coast will be so large in Heaven,a lover of children and one who does not have an enemy in the face of the present Oginibo/Oginibu situation.


 He paid the enrollment fees for all,no selection,no filtering.Check the name of your child/Children and ward above and say thank you to him and pray for more blessings to be released to him so that he continuously bless the our land. He is a philanthropist to the core,nor bi money miss road. Oga, We say thank you ooo. well done.
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  1. AnonymousJanuary 18, 2024 at 9:25 PM

    Odoziakor of Africa, I greet and appreciate your great benevolence towards the education of our children. God Almighty will continue to bless and keep you safe always in Jesus mighty name Amen. Once more God bless and remain blessed. The Masses appreciate you. Prince Hon Macaulay Dase former Vice Chairman Ughelli South LGA.

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