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Obi Donates ₦10 Million to Faith Foundation College of Nursing Sciences
The presidential candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Mr Peter Obi, on Thursday donated ₦10 million to Faith Foundation College of Nursing Sciences in Nsukka, Enugu State, reaffirming his commitment to supporting education and healthcare development in Nigeria.

Obi donated during a visit to the institution, where he expressed his belief in investing in people through quality education, particularly in the training of healthcare professionals.
Speaking at the event, Obi said he remained committed to ensuring the successful completion of projects he had previously supported.

“Even if the funds I previously donated are used to establish this institution, the project must be completed, and I must remain part of it. Just like what happened in Awka, I donated ₦40 million to help start the school, and just last week, they graduated their first set of students,” he said.
The former Anambra State governor noted that his continued support for educational institutions reflects his conviction that sustainable national development can only be achieved by investing in human capital.
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