The Glovision Charity Foundation has made a significant impact in the life of Amanda Ugo, a young woman with a bright future and a passion for growth. The organization, founded by Dr. Udoye Azubuike, discovered Amanda while she was in secondary school at Girls Secondary School, Abakpa. Through the foundation’s support, Amanda’s self-esteem and aspirations were elevated, and she was given the opportunity to pursue her dream of studying Mass
Communication.
The foundation arranged for Amanda to participate in an internship with the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) Coal City FM Enugu, where she trained for three months. This experience not only provided her with valuable hands-on learning, but it also gave her a taste of what a career in Mass Communication would be like.
Building on this experience, the Glovision Charity Foundation then registered Amanda for an online Diploma Course at the London School of Journalism, furnished her with a laptop and data connectivity gadgets for her training. Amanda excelled in the course, completing it in just three months instead of the expected one year. Impressed by her performance and dedication, the organization decided to sponsor her further education by providing her with a full scholarship for her Advance course at the London School of Journalism.
The Glovision Charity Foundation’s support has been instrumental in Amanda’s success and has helped to shape her future.
It is a prime example of how a little investment can go a long way in helping young people achieve their goals and reach their full potential.
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