Emetu Charges Abia Students To Shun Cultism
Abia State Deputy Governor, Engr. Ikechukwu Emetu, has advised students of Ohafia to avoid cultism and other social vices and instead focus on their academic pursuits.
He gave this advice during a courtesy visit by the National Association of Ohafia Students (NAOS) Worldwide to his office at Government House, Umuahia, the state capital.
The Deputy Governor promised to look into some of the students’ demands, including providing bursaries for Ohafia students and a bus for the association.
He emphasised the importance of education and encouraged the students to stay focused on their academic goals.
Earlier in his remarks, the NAOS President General, Comr Uma Ukpai Kalu, thanked the Deputy Governor for giving them an audience and for his support and guidance, highlighting his commitment to quality education in Abia State.
This commitment, he noted, is evident in the Dr Alex Otti-led government’s effort to enhance education in Abia State, including retrofitting dilapidated school buildings and providing free education to primary and secondary school students.
He pledged their unalloyed support to the Deputy Governor and the Dr Alex Otti-led government and expressed their willingness to support programmes and policies that will bring progress in Abia State.
Also speaking, the Director of Administration, Office of the Deputy Governor, Mr. Ezinna Felix Ukwa, encouraged the students to utilise the opportunity of having a brother as Deputy Governor and make good use of any support they receive.
Emetu Charges Abia Students To Shun Cultism is first published on The Whistler Newspaper
