Pastor Chris Ugoh, Lead Pastor of The King’s Assembly, has awarded scholarships to 20 members of the church to enroll in Knowledge Money University for the September Cohort.
The announcement was made by author and knowledgepreneur, Emeka Nobis, who expressed his gratitude for the partnership and the impact the initiative will have on the beneficiaries.
Sharing the news, Nobis wrote:
“Yesterday, Pastor Chris Ugoh, the Lead Pastor at The King’s Assembly, and his team announced the award of scholarship to 20 members of the church to be enrolled into Knowledge Money University for the September Cohort.
Yesterday was a humbling moment for me and the team.
It was a moment of validation for what we are doing at the university.
In the chambers he said to me, ‘If we can get as many people to earn money to help themselves, then we are doing great ministry.’
He also said that he would sponsor another set for the January Cohort next year.
This is a big one for us.
We keep working hard and desiring. Soon, we envisage organisations enrolling people to learn monetization of knowledge at the university.
To God be the glory.
Congratulations to the team and all of us at Knowledge Money University.”
This initiative highlights Pastor Ugoh’s commitment to empowering people with knowledge-based skills that can translate into sustainable income, ultimately advancing both personal and community growth.