The WOF ICT orientation program, held over two days at the L’arcade Mall in New Owerri, was a resounding success, welcoming 80 participants on the first day and 90 on the second. The event featured esteemed guests, including Mr. Evarist Uwam, General Manager of Soundworth Properties, and Mr. Dayo Adebajo, Head of IT at Soundworth Properties, who represented the foundation.

Day 1 & 2: A Warm Welcome and Inspiring Speeches

The orientation began at 10 AM each day with Dr. Jude Muojekpe, the Program Coordinator for Whoba Ogo Foundation, welcoming the participants. He introduced the foundation as a social impact organization dedicated to transforming the lives of young people and rural dwellers through education and health initiatives. Dr. Jude also introduced the representatives from Lagos and the facilitators of the various courses. The opening prayers were led by Pastor Henry Atta Kalu of the Lord Chosen Charismatic Revival.

Address by the General Manager, Mr. Evarist Uwam

Mr. Evarist Uwam delivered a heartfelt welcome address, reminding participants of their fortunate selection through a meticulous process. He congratulated them and highlighted the foundation's commitment to their success. Mr. Uwam shared insights about Pastor Whoba Ogo, the foundation's Chief Executive, who is a regional pastor with The Lord Chosen Church Nigeria, an investment banker, entrepreneur, and philanthropist with a passion for touching lives.

Mr. Uwam emphasized the importance of good behavior, adherence to the foundation's rules, and a commitment to learning during their training.

Presentation by Mr. Adedayo Adebajo

Mr. Adedayo Adebajo provided an enlightening presentation on the Whoba Ogo Foundation, describing it as an African social impact organization dedicated to uplifting rural communities. He showcased the foundation's achievements since its registration in 2016, including:

1. Education Initiatives: Supporting rural public schools
2. Modern Agro Interventions: Assisting community farmers
3. Medical Interventions: Providing healthcare in rural areas
4. Medical Prison Outreach: Intervening to inmates ill-health emergencies
5. Community Development Projects: Various community impactful initiatives

The orientation program set a positive tone for the participants, instilling a sense of purpose and community as they embarked on their ICT training journey with the Whoba Ogo Foundation.