Oborevwori Hails Adesuwa-Uadiale Foundation for Donation to Erhavwen Primary School, Assures Support

The Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Elder Sheriff Oborevwori, has commended the Adesuwa-Uadiale Foundation for donating educational materials and modern toilet facilities worth millions of naira to Erhavwen Primary School, Ekrerhavwen Community, Ughelli North Local Government Area.

Speaking during the official presentation, Governor Oborevwori, represented by his Deputy, Sir Monday Onyeme, described education as the cornerstone of any prosperous society and a powerful tool for national transformation.

Governor Oborevwori highlighted that under his MORE Agenda, the Delta State Government has continued to invest in infrastructure, teaching aids, and teacher recruitment to ensure every child, regardless of background—has access to quality education.

He assured the foundation of government partnership, stating: “You can always reach out to us anytime you need our support, and we will partner with you on any programme you want us to be part of.”

Founder of the foundation, Dr. (Mrs.) Enojare Uadiale, represented by her husband and co-founder, Prof. Michael Uadiale, said the foundation’s mission is to “plant seeds of hope” in children.

She explained that the initiative was established in honour of their late daughter, Adesuwa, and has since touched thousands of lives across education, healthcare, and mentorship.

So far, the foundation has led medical missions in about 12 African countries, including Irrua, Edo State.bDonated backpacks, school supplies, food, and seminars to thousands of children. Empowered women and young professionals through programmes such as Jewels of Excellence, H.E.R, IGNITE, and the Kingdom Builders Club.

President-General of Ekrerhavwen Community, Chief David Agbru, and the Head Teacher of the school, Mrs. Agbogidi, praised the foundation for easing parents’ economic burdens and improving the school’s health and learning environment.

In addition to the school donation, the foundation also visited Dominion Life Orphanage, Oviorie-Ovu, donating food items and toiletries worth millions of naira.

Pastor (Mrs.) Bridget Harrison, founder of the orphanage, expressed deep gratitude, describing the support as the first major intervention from a daughter of the community.

Family members, including Mrs. Ochuko Ophori (younger sister to the founders), Dr. (Mrs.) Enojare Uvwo Uadiale (mother of the founder), and Mr. Efe Eka (late Adesuwa’s elder brother), shared emotional tributes and appreciation for the gesture, recalling Adesuwa’s legacy of love and hope.