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Ojema invests in Nigeria’s future, commissions projects, awards scholarship allowances to 504 deserving students

--Pays tuition fees of 659 students, empowers others

 

 

Stanley Ihedigbo

 

Member representing Apa/Agatu Federal Constituency and Chairman, House of Reps Committee on National Inland Waterways, Chief. Hon. Pst Ojotu Ojema, has commissioned numerous projects he executed across the Federal Constituency in Apa and Agatu, respectively.

The projects include a 6-Classroom block at Methodist High School Obagaji, the Asphalted Ogwule-Engila road, and the installed Solar Integrated Street Lights across Agatu LGA.

Others include: the asphalted Ofoke-Igoro road and Solar Integrated Street Lights across all the communities in Apa LGA

Disbursement of Scholarship allowances, payment of tuition fees of all the Exceptional students in all the Secondary Schools in the Federal Constituency, and empowerment of hundreds of his constituents also take place during the exercise.

A Press Statement by his Media Aide, Olikita Ekani, also added that 504 undergraduate students drawn from the 21 Council wards of the Federal Constituency who are currently studying at Tertiary institutions will be paid an N50,000 scholarship allowance each.

The statement further added that 433 constituents were also empowered during the exercise.

In addition, the tuition fees of 659 exceptional students from JSS 1 to SS 2 in all the Secondary Schools in the Federal Constituency will be paid for during the epoch-making occasion.

The statement directed that the beneficiaries check their names on all the Social Media platforms, especially all the Apa/Agatu WhatsApp groups, and proceed to Ugbokpo, at Lungu Hotel Ugbokpo, Apa LGA, for the disbursement exercise.

 

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