Former Niger Delta Warlord Ajube Decries Low Literacy Level In Arogbo

The Chief executive officer and Managing Director of the Bibopere Group of Companies, Snr. High Chief Bibopere Ajube a.k.a Shoot at sight has expressed his dissatisfaction and displeasure on the literacy level of the Arogbo Ibe female children.
Ajube who frowned at the low level of female education in Arogbo Ijaw kingdom in Ese-odo Local Government in Ondo state, attributed such to the lack of will by parents and community leaders to encourage and necessitate the education of the female children in their various communities.
In his words ” the rate at which our female education is falling is worrisome, which is mainly caused by early pregnancies amongst the female children, and as parents you must protect and teach your child the right way to go by inculcating educational values in them.
The call was made by the Snr. High Chief during his presentation of cash empowerment to members of the old skool women forum Bolowou, during his birthday celebration at his Gods own city residence Agadagba Obon.
He therefore charged the women to be good ambassadors of female education with a message and mandate to go back to the communities around Arogbo Ibe and vigorously push for female education and teach their children against early pregnancies.
He further reiterated that, it is love for the education of the female child that has driven his foundation to promote such by giving out scholarships to the female child from the primary to university level with a number of them being Doctors, Lawyers, Architects etc.
The leader of the group, Mrs. Kari Jemine, and Mother of the group Mrs. Sarah Esaikumoh, who spoke on behalf of the women appreciated Ajube and his foundation for finding them worthy to be empowered as they offered prayers and wished him success with a promise to take the message back to their various homes.
This call became necessary do to the rate at which female children are mostly dropping out of schools as a result of early pregnancies and other associated issues.
To this end, Ajube called on the various women from Arogbo Ijaw kingdom who are making waves in their various fields to come back home and organize seminars and symposiums that will encourage and drive female education in the kingdom, as he promises to partner with them.
Rufus Walter Perejitei writes from Gods own city Agadagba Obon.