CSED Donates Book To University

  CSED Donates Book To University By Admin As part of their goal of developing the capacity of future social workers in Nigeria, the National Coordinator of Community Sport and Educational Development (CSED) Initiative recently visited the Social Work Department of UNIBEN. During this visit, Edema Fuludu met with the Head of the Social Work Department, Dr. T.B.E. Omoregiuwa, and some other academic staff of the Department. Edema Fuludu donated 60 academic books and journals, as well as two cartons of drug awareness brochures to the Department. These drug awareness brochures were freely donated by one of the CSED supporters, the Foundation for a Drug-Free World. There were one thousand drug awareness brochures in the two cartons. Receiving the books and brochures on behalf of the Department, the Head of the Department of Social Work, Dr. T.B.E. Omoregiuwa said that she was happy to receive the free social workbooks and brochures which would be put to good use by the students of the Department. She thanked the Trustees of CSED for their kind gesture. Dr. T.B.E. Omoregiuwa commended CSED founder, Cornelius Ehimiaghe and CSED National Coordinator, Edema Fuludu for making the handover of these free items possible. Dr. T.B.E. Omoregiuwa used the opportunity to thank the staff of the Department, Dr. Ernest Osas Ugiagbe through who the contact was made, and prayed that CSED continues their good work of developing human capacity. Cornelius Ehimiaghe later stated that he was motivated to make this donation because UNIBEN gave his widow mother the opportunity of employment in the 1990s and his mother used the salary she earned from UNIBEN to train him to become a social worker. In the future, CSED would be willing to collaborate with the Department in organising safeguarding training for the students of the Department. As well as using our “PROJECT 2027” grassroots netball development programme to empower the girl child in some of the girl’s schools where the students of the Department do their field placement.