*Ika Anglican Diocesan Charity Foundation Presents Scholarship To 22 UNIDEL Students*

The lka Anglican Diocesan Charity Foundation based in Boji Boji Owa, Delta State, has awarded scholarships to 22 deserving and indigent students of University of Delta Agbor.

The coordinator of the foundation, Evangelist Bama Ngozi said the generous gesture was to encourage academic excellence and support students in achieving their education goals.

She stated that the award was a testament to the foundation's commitment to promoting education and empowering young people.

She averred that by providing financial assistance, the lka Anglican Diocesan Charity Foundation was helping to alleviate some of the burdens associated with pursuing higher education.

Presenting a paper titled "The Disadvantages of Social Ills, Moral Decadence and Gender based violence and the disadvantages of living with a very high moral life in times like this ", Ven. Micheal Ayomipo Okoh, the representative of the Anglican Bishop of lka , Rev. Godfrey Ekpenisi, said the issue has become pervasive problems in the society affecting both communities and the nation as a whole.

Rev. Micheal urged the students ( beneficiaries) to maintain a high moral life that could bring personal integrity and respect to them.

The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Stella Chiemeke thanked the Charity Foundation for recognizing the students of UNIDEL for two consecutive years .

The Dean of Education, Dr. Florence Omumu congratulated the students who received the scholarship and charged them to make judicious use of it by putting more attention on their studies.

Speaking on behalf of the awardees, Favour Philip lauded the Ika Anglican Diocesan Charity Foundation for the scholarship and prayed God to continually guide the members and empower them in their future endeavors.

The high point of the exercise was the presentation of cheques to the 22 students by the Vice Chancellor, UNIDEL, Prof. Stella Chiemeke.