Cash Crusaders' franchisee supports the department


Mr Damian Ohajunwa

 
Cindy

Mr Damian Ohajunwa, an advisory board member of our dear department has provided a holiday job opportunity to one of our ambassadors. Cindy will be assisting Mr Ohajunwa at one of his Cash Crusaders' outlets. "My intention is to provide some support for the students because I know life can be rough for a fresh graduate who leaves school and finds himself without a clue as to what to do next. This project that I have embarked upon will help to settle some of these guys and provide some form of direction to them' said Mr Ohajunwa.

The department is grateful for this and to Cindy, we say congratulations, remain an ambassador of the department.

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