ONE TERM SCHOOL FEES OF AWARDEE PAID

On the 25th July,2019,the BUSAOSOWO FOUNDATION INTEGRITY AWARD was given to its first recipient MASTER TEMPLE OJIEGO of Army Day Secondary School,Enugu.
The award came with a one term school fees fully paid.
On the 30th day of September,2019,we had the privilege of fulfilling the promise of paying the awardee's one term school fees in the presence of the school's principal, counselor, awardee's mother and other teachers.

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