CROWN PRINCE CHARITY FOUNDATION GRADUATED THE 9TH SET OF STUDENTS FROM THEIR FASHION/DESIGNING SCHOOL.

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CROWN PRINCE CHARITY FOUNDATION GRADUATED THE 9TH SET OF STUDENTS FROM THEIR FASHION/DESIGNING SCHOOL.
·         Empowers them with brand new sewing machines as starters pack

·         Calls for admission into the new batch of training in 2020.

·         Training 100% Free of Charge.

Graduating Students taking possession of their machines
It would forever be remembered that on the 12th day of December 2019, Oyigbo West, a community in Iriebe, Oyigbo LGA of Rivers State stood still in bewilderment as the graduating students of Crown Prince Charity Foundation’s Sewing /Fashion Designing School took their turn to praise the Lord for what God is doing for them through the Foundation.

It might interest you to know that CPCF, as the foundation is known and called, is a Non-Governmental Organization, whose mission is to provide a gateway for the socio-economic transformation of the widows, orphans and the less privileged by creating avenues that provide education, employment and generate businesses, thereby eradicating illiteracy, poverty and making sure that their target populace are self-reliant and have hope of a better future.

Cross Section of Graduating students

Expressing the thanksgiving to God through dance

Graduating students showcasing their works.

Praying for the students by Rev. Ene Pepple


Pastors Present to witness the occasion

HRH, Eze Monday presenting certificates to graduating students




The Foundation celebrated their 9th Edition of the Graduation Ceremony of their students. As their custom has always been in the previous editions, each successful student went home not just with the knowledge acquired in fashion designing for the last 13 months; they also went home with a brand new sewing machine courtesy of the Foundation as a starter pack. To witness the occasion were the Paramount Ruler of Iriebe, HRH, Eze Monday Nworenwu in company of one of his Council of Chiefs member, Chief Adiele, the Northern Rivers District Presbyter and the Sectional Leader of Iriebe Section of Assemblies of God Nigeria, Rev. Ene Pepple, Rev. Osuji amongst others dignitaries.

It was Martin Luther King Jr., a civil rights activist and clergyman who asserted that life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’ Looking back at the number of lives impacted positively by the Founder and President, Rev. Ime Akpabio and wife, Mrs Love Ime through the Foundation, one can authoritatively say, “they have given a convincing answer to the most persistent and urgent question asked by M. L. King Jnr”.    

Graduating students
It is noteworthy to state that CPCF Sewing/Fashion Designing School is a 100% free training programme for a period of minimum 12 months. The students do not pay any form of registration or tuition fee neither are they allowed to buy any sewing/study materials. Everything is been provided for free-of-charge by the foundation except their time and commitment.

Taking a cue from the above, one would not hesitate agreeing with Nelson Mandela, the anti-apartheid activist and former President of South Africa when he said, “Overcoming poverty is not a task of charity; it is an act of justice. Like Slavery and Apartheid, poverty is not natural. It is man-made and can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings …” Indeed, the action undertaken by CPCF and her founder and wife has gone a long way to overcome and eradicate poverty in the community and beyond.

HRH Eze Monday and Chief Adiele, in their separate speeches thanked God that the act of kindness shown by the Foundation to the indigents is happening in the community where they superintend giving a nod for the good works done by the Foundation on behalf of the community. The Rev. Pepple who took time to encourage the graduand, tasked them to make good use of the opportunity given to them for the service of humanity.
Words of admonition by the Rev. Ene pepple
 
Highlight of the occasion was the presentation of certificate of completion and brand new sewing machines to all the students by the Royal Father, HRH, Eze Monday and the invocation of God’s blessing upon the graduating students by the Spiritual Father, Rev. Ene Pepple.

Joy knew no bound in the faces of all who attended the ceremony as the students thrilled their invitees to a sumptuous meal in appreciation for what the Lord has done for them.    

Rev. Ime and Mrs. Love Akpabio are from Ikono LGA in Akwa Ibom State – Nigeria.


Edet John

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