The Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Nigeria, Ambassador Zdeněk Krejčí, has commissioned a block of five classrooms at the secondary school section of the Federation of Muslim Women Association in Nigeria (FOMWAN) schools in Abuja, funded by the Embassy.
Speaking at the commissioning ceremony on Tuesday in Abuja, Ambassador Krejčí said the Czech Republic, as a middle-income country, attaches a lot of importance to education, and as such, the Embassy of the Czech Republic will always support courses that project and promote education in Nigeria.
He expressed happiness that FOMWAN used the funds for what they were meant for and described the organisation as a reliable partner that can be trusted with money.
“The Czech Republic is a middle-income country that is not rich in mineral deposits, but we attach a lot of importance to education. We want to help those who are not so fortunate to get assistance. We’re always ready to support those projects that will promote education in Nigeria.
“It’s important that we have reliable partners to work with, and today FOMWAN has clearly shown that they are very reliable.
We are always happy when we see that people use the funds given for the projects they were meant for. We’ll continue to support noble projects that will sustain the growth of education in Nigeria,” Ambassador Krejčí said.
