According to the project management implementation, the vulnerable group, the Oganiru Widows’ Association, Umuzu identified four projects of their needs out of which two pressing micro-projects were selected: the two blocks of classrooms for the secondary school and equipping of their barren health Centre, before the agency. Addressing members of the Community before the signing of the agreements of the project, the CSDA boss, charged the implementing Committee and community leaders to ensure the speedy completion of the project to meet the educational needs of the community. The Anambra State CSDA Operations manager, Mrs Uche Nwaizugbo, stressed the importance of ensuring financial transparency in carrying out the project as the Agency abhors uncompleted projects. The President General of Umuzu, Deacon Cyril Ezekwelu and the Chairperson, Oganiru Widows Association, Umuzu, Mrs Janet Igbobi could not hide their joy. They described the launch of the project as a dream fulfilled in their lifetime as they can now give their children secondary school education after missing out.

Source: Nigerian Tribune January 10, 2020 12:11 UTC