“For innovation to
flourish, organizations must create an environment that fosters creativity;
bringing together multi-talented groups of people who work in close
collaboration together, exchanging knowledge, ideas and shaping the direction
of the future." - Linda Naiman.
This is exactly the story of Unyime Umanah
It seemed as there was no hope for Unyime to go back to school
due to financial situation, as he already started looking for survival at young
age. Inspired by the Dakkada philosophy, Unyime was able to see beyond what
others see by adding value to his organisation.
Unyime Umanah applied and got a job as Factory Assistant in the
Akwa Ibom Enterprise and Employment Scheme (AKEES), Toothpick and Pencil
Factory in 2016.
As staff of the State owned Industry, he produced furniture for
the factory and saved the company lots of money.
When the Senior Special Adviser to the Governor on Bureau
Technical Matters and Due Process, Elder Ebong visited the factory, he
was flabbergasted by the boy's creativity and passion to work, he interviewed
him and discovered that Unyime has talent but no financial support to acquire
education.
In line with the Governor's vision of always encouraging
creativity and ensuring that our youths rise to the faith of greatness, Elder
Ebong awarded Unyime with a full Tertiary Education Scholarship for exemplary
creativity.
Today, Unyime who is a student of the University of Uyo,
Department of Biology Education and is among the 46 other beneficiaries of
Ebong's yearly scholarship in tertiary institutions.
Congratulations!
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