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SPECIAL APPEAL TO TINA LOVE FOUNDATION FOR URGENT EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TO MISS OPEYEMI GRACE ADEDARA, A FINAL YEAR STUDENT OF FUTA, AKURE.

Dear Sir/Ma,
 I am Opeyemi Grace Adedara from Federal University of Technology, Akure. I am presently a Final year student of Food science and Technology Department of FUTA.
Very recently I lost my Mother to Advance Breast Cancer due to late detection at the department of Oncology/Radiotherapy of UCH, Ibadan after 18 months intensive therapy she lost the battle and died.

Sir/Ma, The Breast Cancer treatment of my Late Mother actually drained my Father of all his available resources both cash and landed property in frantic efforts to save the Late Woman from Untimely death.
Therefore, having exhausted his resources, the educational pursuit of myself and my siblings (Two of them in different levels of their chosen course of study at different tertiary institutions) is about to hit a stone wall. Please kindly assist and rescue my remaining one academic calender as we have resumed for the new session Jan 13, 2020. 
  Federal University of Technology could only award first degree certificate after 5years (500 level) of intensive study. Hence, my graduation is only guaranteed by this great Foundation by November, 2020.
 I want to also inform you that I am fully prepared to furnish the foundation with all my school papers to plead my appeal. 
 The following are required for the completion of my final year program in FUTA
 Tuition fee- 13,400
Accommodation fee - 35,000
Upkeep - 15,000
 I strongly believe that Education coupled with good moral principles, Godly fear and every other deeds of Godly devotion is the only LEVERAGE to escape Poverty and live a decent life and make good contribution to the Society.
May Almighty Jehovah God continue to give both the founder of this great foundation and the able assistants the needed strength to continue this good work you are doing for Humanity. Amen
Posterity will remember you for good. Amen.
 Signed.
Opeyemi Grace Adedara,
FUTA, Akure.
adedaraope@ gmail.com
09073677275
08113051119


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