As the world marked World Teachers’ Day, Dr. Chimaobi Desmond Anyasọ, popularly known as Ofuji and founder of the Ahuoma Anyasọ Educational Foundation, has paid a moving tribute to one of the institution’s pioneer educators, Mrs. Patience Mba, lauding her extraordinary dedication to teaching and nation-building.
In an emotional statement released on Saturday, Dr. Anyasọ described Mrs. Mba as a “beacon of inspiration” and a pillar of excellence whose unwavering passion for education has left an indelible mark on the foundation since its inception.
“As we reflect on the essence of World Teachers’ Day and the profound impact educators have on society, your role stands out,” Dr. Anyasọ wrote. “Your commitment to nurturing young minds has not only shaped academic paths but also laid the moral foundation for generations to come.”
He praised the veteran teacher for her nurturing spirit and collaborative approach to learning, adding that her influence continues to define the culture of excellence at the foundation.
“The spirit of collaboration and empowerment that you embodied continues to resonate within our educational environment,” he noted.
Describing her contributions as “a cornerstone of the foundation’s success,” Dr. Anyasọ said Mrs. Mba’s legacy would continue to guide the school’s mission of delivering quality and transformative education.
“Thank you, Mrs. Patience Mba, for your unwavering dedication, your profound impact, and your enduring legacy at Ahuoma Anyasọ Educational Foundation. Your light will continue to guide us,” he concluded.
World Teachers’ Day, observed annually on October 5, celebrates the critical role teachers play in shaping individuals and building stronger, more educated societies.
