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The Panju Foundation, in partnership with British Canadian International Education Ltd. (BCIE), is set to officially commission a newly constructed borehole project in Amuzu, Ubegu, Akaeze, located in Ivo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State. It holds tomorrow.
A statement by BCIE Managing Director, Mr Emeka Ude, said the vital water project donated by the Panju Foundation aims to tackle the pressing issue of water scarcity in the community and mitigate the risks associated with recurrent cholera outbreaks.
Ude explained that the initiative is part of the foundation’s broader commitment to community development across the countries where it operates.
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The commissioning ceremony will be attended by the Commissioner for Infrastructural Development, Ogbonnaya Obasi and other dignitaries and community leaders.
“The foundation was established by Nazmina Panju, Director British Canadian International Education Ltd, a UK based educational consultancy firm that assists students to study in the UK, USA, Australia, Canada and Dubai. They have been operating for 25 years and located in 5 countries including Nigeria.
“The Panju Foundation embarks on community development projects in all the countries of its operation,” the statement said
