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- The CEO of Educare, Alex Onyia, has delivered several quality books and a Starlink internet system to journalist Rufai Oseni's village library
- Alex explained that the quality books would be available to Rufai's village folks for study at anytime
- The man showered encomiums on Rufai, whom he dubbed a village boy who has made his mark on earth and opened up about the benefit of Starlink to the people
A Nigerian man, Alex Onyia, has donated books and the costly Elon Musk Starlink network to journalist Rufai Oseni's library located in his village.
In a tweet, Alex revealed he made the donations through his organisation, Educare.
Source: Twitter
He said the Starlink network will provide the villagers with unlimited internet access, and the books will be available for study at any time.
Alex described Rufai as a village boy who has made his mark on earth and worked hard to give qualitative education to his people. He wrote:
"Today, i donated Starlink internet and several quality books to Rufai Oseni Library located in his village in Odogbolu through my organization Educare. This will give free unlimited internet access to the people in his community. The books will also be available for them for study anytime. They will also use the free internet access to continuously access quality world class educational resources."Rufai is that village boy who through relentless quest for continuous learning has made his mark on earth, and working really hard to give access to qualitative education to people in his community."See his tweet below:
Netizens commend Alex Onyia
@AeAlbertosupra said:
"This is a legacy that matter, not churning out agberos here and there."God bless you both immensely."@KESHINGRO said:
"Wow ,this is lovely bro ...may Almighty Allah continue to bless and enrich your pocket buoyantly."@instituteSea said:
"Congratulations to the recipient. Thank you for your charity. Please, When next you want to donate don't forget my village library. Thanks in anticipation."@d_comisioner said:
"This is quite exemplary. "Rome, they say, was not built in a day. But we know that a large forest comprises individual trees."Congratulations to both of you."@firstladyshipPA said:
"What about creating an ebook library with this Starlink network, with many computers like your Educare? That offers audio and ebook sessions. There will also be a hard copy books in the library."@tosinolaseinde said:
"I love how aggressive you are with your approach to education. Thank you for the work you do."In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady bought Elon Musk's Starlink network to enjoy unlimited data.
Man buys Starlink network, shares experience
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man had opened up about his experience after using Elon Musk's Starlink network.
In a video shared by Darling Tee Phones, the man was seen unveiling the Starlink system. He had it installed on the roof of his house. He said he bought the Starlink system for N550,000 and noted that one would have to pay someone to install it.
Darling Tee noted that the monthly subscription for the Starlink system was N38,000. He said the advantage was that the subscription was unlimited once one paid the N38k. The young man also said the Starlink satellite had a super fast internet network where he lives in Lagos.
Source: Legit.ng
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