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College of Nursing Sciences, Mbano, Imo State. Following my commitment to the development of the nation through investment in the critical areas of health and education, I had the pleasure of giving a modest financial support of ten Million (=N=10M) to the College of Nursing Sciences, Mbano, Imo State, over the weekend. I am delighted with the consistent growth the Institution, which started as a School of Nursing, has recorded, that today, they are now a College of Nursing Sciences, producing well-trained nurses and midwives for our society. I am confident that my contribution to the College will go a long way in contributing to its growth. In these very challenging times in our nation, our educational and health institutions, which are at the center of our national development, deserve our support more than ever. This has informed my persistent call for more government funding to these critical institutions rather than investing our scarce resources in indulging our selfish excesses as leaders. More funding to these educational and health institutions will not only drive national development but will enable us to raise an educated and healthy population that will contribute immeasurably to moving our nation from consumption to production. I sincerely appreciate everyone whose effort, finance, and time have gone into making our education and health sectors better. Our efforts in building a better nation will surely give us the New Nigeria we all deserve. It is POssible. -PO

Investing in in Education and Human Capital On Thursday, May 26th, I visited the College of Nursing Sciences in Mbano, Imo State, and was warmly received by the Provost, staff, and students. I am deeply grateful for their kind words regarding my earlier modest support of ₦10 million, which the school used for the procurement of solar power and a transformer. I also made an additional donation of ₦10 million to support ongoing developments at the institution. It is always encouraging to see institutions striving to improve learning conditions despite obvious challenges. I am convinced that investing in education, healthcare, and critical infrastructure is the surest path to sustainable national development. These should not be seen as expenses, but rather as essential investments in our collective future. We must move from consumption to production by deliberately supporting institutions that build human capital and empower our young people with the skills needed to drive progress. I encouraged the students to remain focused, disciplined, and committed to their studies, reminding them that they are at the heart of the Nigeria we must build—one anchored in competence, compassion, character, and productivity. By investing in our youth in a sustainable and productive manner, a new Nigeria is POssible. -PO