Soba.America.E-Newsletter.2017
SOBA America's January 2017 Newsletter
SOBA America's January 2017 Newsletter
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inspired him to seek to become a doctor and change lives. He also expressed his dream<br />
that these scholarships will not only provide financial help to the recipients, but will also<br />
inspire and motivate the entire student body and make the kind of difference that he<br />
experienced some twenty-five years ago. He re-iterated SOBA <strong>America</strong>’s mission of<br />
giving back in order to help change lives of students in a positive way.<br />
Bishop Immanuel Bushu gave closing remarks at the end of the awards ceremony. He<br />
thanked SOBA <strong>America</strong> for their kindness and challenged all other SOBA braches in<br />
Cameroon and around the world to follow SOBA <strong>America</strong>’s example and leadership and<br />
create similar annual occasions. “Let us also have SOBA UK Day, SOBA General Day<br />
and other SOBA Days in Sasse every year,” he said.<br />
THE AWARDS:<br />
Fifty (50) students received awards in the presence of most of their parents. The awards<br />
were divided into three major categories. Need based awards were given to students<br />
with passing averages, who had demonstrated financial need in an essay submitted<br />
during the selection process. Several students from each of Forms 2,3,4,5 and Upper<br />
sixth received these awards. Some of the stories in their essays were heartbreaking, to<br />
say the least.<br />
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