It's indeed touchy listening to these YOUNG Students, relieving their Experiences On the 21st of August, 2012, Yenagoa, Capital of Bayelsa State @An Interactive Session with President Goodluck Jonathan, GCON, GCFR.
The Recipients Timipre Shauaibu, Michael Chidinma and Daniel Koroye narrated how they suffered Discrimination because of the perception that they were coming from Bayelsa State. According to him, they faced even greater difficulties when they had to learn Foreign Languages such as French, Yoruba and Turkish. They were however resolute so they came tops in their classes. Other challenges they confronted were Dressing Code, Morality, Exhibition of Vocational Skills and Sports.
Over 100 Students Graduated from Topflight Secondary Schools like Bowen College & Bells, Ota, Courtesy #JonathanScholarshipScheme STANDING TALL in appreciation of the GOODNESS of President GOODLUCK Jonathan
And the Young Student proudly declared "We are not Militants but the "BEST BRAINS"
Speaking At the Epoch event in Yenegoa , BAYELSA State Gov. Siriake Dickson lauded President GOODLUCK Jonathan for his Vision to Sponsor the Best Brains in BAYELSA and thereby pledged to continue with the TRANSCENDENTAL LEGACY
Considering the circumstances of IJAW YOUTHS, (MILITANCY) this Vision of a Profound EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION was borne to curb Youth Restiveness in the Region Hence, the "BEST BRAINS" were selected to take us to the MOON President Jonathan said
its pertinent therefore, to also state here that for SIX Yearrs these Brilliant Students were adequately catered for by the Scholarship Scheme, No Wonder their Parents could not stop THANKING Mr. President, according to Head, PARENTS ASSOCIATION Mr Abel Jowa, unbehalf of others expressed deep appreciation to His Excellency President GOODLUCK Ebelemi Jonathan saying,
"The JOSHUA of The Niger Delta"
We can't thank you enough but GOD will give you the enablment to TRANSFORM Nigeria to the Promise Land...
And with A PRESIDENTIAL HANDSHAKE they Hailed, NUA Ooo!
-@MOAgbajoh
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