Michael Ejeba aka Efe, the winner of the 2017 BBNaija season two, has donated desks to two primary schools and visited four children who underwent free open heart surgery in Jos.
The primary schools are: RCM Kabong Primary School and ECWA Primary School both in Jos, the Plateau capital.
The 25-year-old graduate of Economics from University Jos in separate messages took to his instagram @efemoney to reveal his donations and visit.
He said: “Today has been one of the most fulfilling days of my life. Had the opportunity to put smile on the faces of the kids in the city and community I grew up and call home, Jos.
“Donating classroom desks to two primary schools, RCM Kabong Primary School and ECWA Primary School. It was a rewarding experience giving back and inspiring the children and leaders of tomorrow.
“Thanks to everybody who made this happen. God bless.”
The ‘Based On Logistics’ hit maker who is also the Fundraising Ambassador for 1K1M Fundraising Campaign, visited four children that underwent free open heart surgery at Jos University Teaching Hospital.
He stated: “I visited the four kids who underwent the Free Open Heart Surgery at Jos University Teaching Hospital in Jos and they were all doing fine.
“This was made possible by your donations through the #1K1M Fundraising Campaign and the donations and contributions of other private individuals and organisations.
“I’m glad to be part of this as the Fundraising Ambassador and thank all those who contributed to this project; however this project should be sustained, as many kids with Congenital Heart Defects need your support.
“Thank you and God bless.”
The Delta-born rapper and brought up in Jos became popular after winning the 2017 Big Brother Naija reality TV show.
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