
The Enugu East Human Capital Development Trust-Fund Board yesterday announced the winners of the second series of the Greater Tomorrow Scholarship Scheme (GTSS), with 100 students emerging as beneficiaries across two categories, reaffirming the council’s commitment to education and human capital development.
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The scholarship examination, which took place on August 16, 2025, drew approximately 1,700 candidates from both private and public schools. At the end of the rigorous process, 50 top students emerged winners of the Senior Secondary School scholarship program, while another 50 pupils from Primary Six were selected for the Junior Secondary School scholarship category.

Speaking at the event, the Executive Chairman of Enugu East Local Government, Engr. Pst. Beloved-Dan Obi Anike, underscored his administration’s dedication to holistic development.

“While our administration has invested heavily in Human Capital Development, it has also not left other sectors behind,” he said.
The chairman further highlighted landmark infrastructure projects undertaken in the council area, including the 1.74km Ugwuomu Smart School Road, 1km Ifo Layout–Umuchigbo Link Road, 1.8km Eziama Road, and 3.8km Ibagwa Nike Internal Road projects.

“The Greater Tomorrow Scholarship Scheme is more than just an educational initiative, it is a strategic investment in Human Capital Development,” he added.
The Chairman of the Board of Trustees (BOT), Prof. B.A.F Ngwu, officially announced the results, confirming that 50 top-performing students would enjoy full scholarships covering their Senior Secondary School education in various leading schools nationwide.

Also addressing the gathering, the Senior Special Assistant on Education, Hon. Donatus Nnamani, disclosed the results of the Secondary School Entrance Examination for Primary Six pupils from public schools. He explained that another 50 pupils had been awarded scholarships into reputable secondary schools in Enugu, covering their Junior Secondary School classes in institutions such as Command Day Secondary School, Daughters of Divine Love (DDL), and Holy Rosary College (HRC).
The program has continued to receive commendations from stakeholders. A news reporter, Mr. Emefiena Okonkwo, applauded the Executive Chairman’s vision and leadership, stating:

“Your commitment to the development of your council is Un-Nigerian. All the while, we have been covering Local Government administrations, but I haven’t seen this type of development.”
With a consistent focus on education, health, infrastructure, and economic growth, Enugu East Local Government has reiterated its commitment to driving sustainable development and empowering future generations through strategic investments in human capital.
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