Below is the list of our 50 scholarship students for 2024-2029 needing sponsorship. Click here to fill a student sponsorship form
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 Divine Chinemere Nwaneto (12 years old, has 3 siblings) |
 Divine Ezinne Ashimole (10 years old, has 5 siblings) |
 Ebere Felix Mbachu (11 years old, has 3 siblings) |
 Ebuka Fortune Anyanwu (13 years old, has 4 siblings) |
 Emmanuel Amarachukwu Onyewuenyi (11 years old, has 6 siblings) |
 Emmanuela Munachi Ikwuegbulam (11 years old, has 5 siblings) |
 Emmanuella Onyeuwaoma (11 years old, has 9 siblings) |
 Esther Oluebebe Anyanwu (11 years old, has 5 siblings) |
 Francis Chukwuebuka Ashomile (11 years old, has 6 siblings) |
 Gloria Ihechukwu Onyeaku (10 years old, has 3 siblings) |
 Gospel Oziomachukwu Egbujor (9 years old, has 6 siblings) |
 Daniel Ikenna Onyeugo (10 years old, has 5 siblings) |
 Jane Frances Obinna (10 years old, has 5 siblings) |
 Jennifer Chinonye Nduka (11 years old, has 4 siblings) |
 Justin Udochukwu Uche Onu (11 years old, has 3 siblings) |
 Kelechi Esther Mmeoma (10 years old, has 2 siblings) |
 Lucia Chidimma Nnadi (13 years old, has 4 siblings) |
 Lucy Amauchechukwu Israel (12 years old, has 3 siblings) |
 Marvelous Chisom Uba (11 years old, has 5 siblings) |
 Mary-Jane Oluoma Ohagwam (10 years old, has 4 siblings) |
 Mary-Jane Uchechi Chika (11 years old, has 1 sibling) |
 Miracle Nwachukwu (11 years old, has no sibling) |
 Miriam Ngozi Chiagorom (11 years old, has 4 siblings) |
 Miriam Oluchi Nwachukwu (11 years old, has no sibling) |
 Munachi Nwawuike (9 years old, has 4 siblings) |
 Nnamdi Micchael Chiemezie (11 years old, has 4 siblings) |
 Paschal Chijioke Nwaiwu (12 years old, has 4 siblings) |
 Paschal Chukwuebuka Chima (11 years old, has 2 siblings) |
 Stephen Nwanna (14 years old, has 4 siblings) |
 Rechael Ulumma Opara (12 years old, has 7 siblings) |
 Recheal Osinachi Ashimole (11 years old, has 5 siblings) |
 Rejoice Chizitere Onyema (11 years old, has 4 siblings) |
 Rejoice Uchechi Opara (12 years old, has 4 siblings) |
 Samuel Chukwuebuka Agu (13 years old, has 5 siblings) |
 Sandra Ifeoma Egbujor (12 years old, has 3 siblings) |
 Stephanie Larry Oparah (11 years old, has 4 siblings) |
 Treasure Kosisochukwu Nwalozie (12 years old, has 5 siblings) |
 Ugonwanyi Friday Mbara (13 years old, has 5 siblings) |
 Valerie Amarachi Opara (10 years old, has 2 siblings) |
 Victory Chiadikobi Ononogbo (12 years old, has no sibling) |
 Wilfred Chidiebere Uwaleke (11 years old, has 3 siblings) |
Mission Africa is taking a leading role in shaping the future of our global world by investing in high school students to make a positive difference.
The students selected have proven to be serious about learning in school and by making good choices. These students know that education is never free: it requires their time and effort to meet the academic and social challenges faced in receiving an education.
In the geographical areas where our education work is focused in Nigeria, there is no free education at any level.
A child’s ability to go and stay in school is 100% dependent on the family’s ability to pay. In the village of Azaraegbelu Emekuku in Owerri of Imo State, Nigeria, where all our 50 students come from, only 75% of children are able to attend school.
Our 6-year full scholarships to 50 students has a significant impact in this community and Mission Africa is not aware of similar projects or agencies doing the same work.
Without our Scholarship Program there, the 50 students in our 2024/2025 cohort would have to drop out of school.
The families we serve in these villages are part of the 62% of the Nigerian population living on less than $1.25 per day. With 5 average number of children per family, high level of poverty and high cost of education per child, parents are made to choose which of the children to send to school – boy child or girl child?
Mission Africa has established a trusted system where the kindred chairmen work directly with Mission Africa volunteers to pay the fees and distribute books/supplies to scholarship recipients and Mission Africa team and Executive Director travels to Nigeria every year to meet with the Community Leaders, School Principals, Parents and Students to assess and monitor progress.
Your sponsorship support will enable us to continue our Scholarship Program, opening up educational opportunities for these deserving children and families.
Thank you for helping one of these children finish High school.
Your donation of $360 will pay for a student’s tuition, and school supplies for one year. We are truly grateful for the sponsorship from kind-hearted individuals like you and like-minded organizations.