Help Lola Graduate this Year

My name is Omolola Bowoto, and i am a second year Social work Student pursuing my master's degree at the University of Essex. As I eagerly approach the completion of my degree in July, I find myself facing an unexpected financial hurdle that jeopardizes my dream of finishing my education.

In my first year, i was able to succcessfully pay £15750 with family support after getting £4500 scholarship from the university. It was a challenging and difficult year but i was able to complete it against all odds.

Social work has been my passion and I am committed to making a positive impact on the lives of individuals and communities, and the University of Essex has been instrumental in providing me with the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue this calling.

My second year tuition is £20700 and i have only been able to raise £5300 and was at the verge of getting withdrawn this month.

The funds I am seeking will cover my outstanding tuition fees of £15400, allowing me to continue my studies without disruption.

Due to the devaluation of Naira and family financial challenge it has limited me having enough to fund my tuition and is disheartening to find myself in this position but i am still strong-willed to complete my studies.

I humbly ask for your support in any way you can provide – whether it's a financial contribution, sharing this campaign with your network, or offering words of encouragement. Every bit makes a significant difference, and I am grateful for any assistance you can offer.

You can make a donation directly on this GoFundMe page, and please feel free to share it with your friends, family, and colleagues who may be willing to help me reach my goal. Your support will not only enable me to achieve my educational aspirations but also empower me to make a positive impact on the lives of those in need.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking the time to read my story and considering supporting my journey. Your generosity will be the key to unlocking the doors to my future in social work.