By Emeagi Emeka Williams
In my bid to give back to the society and make the world better than I met it, I ensure that indigent children acquire modern education, Dr.Prophetess Ngozi Okafor has told Timeswatch.
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At a just concluded Igbo cultural festival, held in Alimosho, Lagos state, Dr.Okafor who received a humanitarian award at the event, stressed that the unity and progress of Ndigbo means a lot to her.
She also said that when good works are recognised, it is a call for greater services. She however thanked the organisers for honouring her, while promising to advance her deeds.
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“I have over 1000 people on my scholarship scheme, out of which 150 will graduate from the University this year.
” It was difficult for me to go to school growing up, until I got a govt.scholarship.
“This singular experience sparked my philanthropic works which know no frontiers”, she said.
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Dr.Okafor remains the General Overseer of Truth Visionary Mission, Chairman/ CEO, TTVM Int’ l School, and Chancellor, Vision University.
During her birthday occasion on 1st October in Lagos, another set of 100 young Nigerians won her scholarship to attain levels of education.
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