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NANS South East Delegation Visits Ex-Abia Speaker, Presents Gift

A delegation of Southeast zone of National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has visited the former Speaker of Abia State House of Assembly, Chinedum Enyinnaya Orji (Ikuku Abia) at his residence in Umuahia Abia State.

The NANS Southeast Zonal Coordinator, Charles Obinna Ijeomah, said that the purpose of the visit was to acknowledge the former Speaker’s remarkable contributions to the development of education in Abia State as well as his unflinching support for students and youths.

Speaking during the visit, Ijeomah highlighted the former Speaker’s role in passing bills that aimed at improving the standard of education in the State and his efforts in providing scholarships and empowering the youth.

In a show of appreciation for his dedication and service, the Southeast chapter of NANS came together to present a live cow valued at One million one hundred thousand naira (1.1 million) as a Christmas and New Year gift to the former Speaker.

The NANS Coordinator revealed that the zonal leadership came together and contributed to raise the substantial amount to purchase the cow, symbolizing their deep respect and admiration for the former Speaker.

A visibly touched Hon Chinedum Enyinnaya Orji expressed his gratitude for the unexpected gift, pledging to reciprocate the kind gesture “financially.”

He assured the students of his continued support in their activities.

He commended the students for their initiative and encouraged them to remain focused on improving the welfare of students across the Southeast.

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