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Senator Achonu Shares Experience After Meeting His Primary School Teacher At His Governorship Campaign Rally In Obowo, Imo State

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Senator Athan Achonu Labour Party Governorship Candidate Imo State.
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Yesterday, during our campaign rally at Obowo, I had the incredible opportunity to reconnect with one of my primary school teachers, *Mrs. Philomena Onukwubiri*, after an astonishing six decades since we last met.

The moment I saw Mrs Onukwubiri, a flood of memories, rushed back to me. I was instantly transported back to those cherished days of my childhood when she played a fundamental role in shaping my educational foundation. Her dedication, patience, and unwavering commitment to her students were truly remarkable.

Meeting Mrs. Onukwubiri, after all these years, was a joyous occasion filled with emotions. It was a chance for me to express my heartfelt gratitude for the lasting impact she had on my life. We reminisced about the fun memories we shared in the classroom, the lessons she taught us, and the values she instilled in each and every one of her students.

Mrs. Onukwubiri’s presence reminded me of the importance of quality education and the role that teachers play in shaping future generations. The passion she displayed for her profession was inspiring, and it reaffirmed my commitment to improving our education system as a governorship candidate.

I firmly believe that investing in education is key to building a prosperous and equitable society. As I embark on this journey towards public service, I am driven by the memories of exceptional educators like Mrs. Onukwubiri. They taught me the power of knowledge and the impact that a dedicated teacher can have on a student’s life. Mrs. Onukwubiri, in particular, inspired me to pursue a career in public service because she showed me how education can be a catalyst for positive change.

She was not just a teacher; she was a mentor, a role model, and a friend. She had an incredible ability to captivate her students’ attention and make learning enjoyable. Her passion for teaching was contagious, and she fueled our curiosity by creating an environment that encouraged exploration and critical thinking.

She believed in the potential of every student and went above and beyond to ensure that we had the resources and support needed to succeed.

Mrs. Onukwubiri would spend countless hours outside of class, preparing engaging lessons, offering extra help, and providing guidance on personal and academic matters.

But what truly set Mrs. Onukwubiri, apart, was her genuine care for her students. She took the time to understand our individual strengths and weaknesses, and she tailored her teaching approach to meet our needs. She encouraged us to embrace our uniqueness and to never be afraid of failure, reminding us that mistakes were an essential part of the learning process.

Mrs. Onukwubiri’s impact extended far beyond the classroom. She instilled in us a sense of responsibility towards our community and encouraged us to use our knowledge and skills to make a difference in the world. She showed us that education was not just about acquiring knowledge but also about using that knowledge creatively and effectively to bring about positive change. It enables us to explore, analyze, and apply what we learn in innovative ways, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Education encourages individuals to think outside the box, question the status quo, and develop their own unique perspectives. It fosters a sense of curiosity, allowing us to explore different fields and disciplines and uncover new possibilities.

When we use our knowledge to create, we tap into our creative potential and contribute to the growth and development of society. Whether it’s through art, literature, science, technology, or any other field, education equips us with the tools to transform ideas into reality.

Moreover, the creative application of knowledge often leads to social and economic progress. By using our knowledge to innovate and create, we can address societal challenges, improve existing systems, and pave the way for a brighter future.

So, education not only equips us with knowledge but also empowers us to use that knowledge to create, innovate, and make a meaningful impact in the world around us.

Senator Athan Achonu
LP Governorship Candidate, Imo State

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President Bola Tinubu has departed Abuja for Paris on a state visit in honour of an invitation from President Emmanuel Macron.

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President Bola Tinubu has departed Abuja for Paris on a state visit in honour of an invitation from President Emmanuel Macron.
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The president is on the trip alongside first lady, Oluremi.

They were seen off by top government functionaries led by secretary to the government of the federation, George Akume, chief of staff, Femi Gbajabiamila.

The presidential zero-one-one air plane took off at about twenty minutes past eleven this Wednesday morning.

A statement by the presidential adviser on information and strategy, Bayo Onanuga reveals that, the Nigerian leader’s three-day visit, which will focus on strengthening political, economic, and cultural relations and establishing more opportunities for partnership, promises significant benefits for Nigeria.

President Tinubu and his wife, are expected to be received on Thursday at the French military museum, Les Invalides and Palais de l’Élysée, by the host president, Macron and his spouse, Brigitte, for initial ceremonies that will dovetail into bilateral meetings.

The two presidents are also to harmonise positions on stimulating more interest in exchange programmes that focus on skill development for youths and improving their competencies in automation, entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership.

Both leaders will witness a session by the France-Nigeria Business Council, which oversees private sector participation in economic development.

Wife of the host president, Brigitte and Nigeria’s First Lady are also scheduled to discuss the Renewed Hope Initiative and the interest for empowering women, children, and the most vulnerable in Nigeria.

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PRESIDENT BOLA TINUBU APPOINTS JAMI’U ABIOLA AS SSA ON LINGUISTICS & FOREIGN MATTERS

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PRESIDENT BOLA TINUBU APPOINTS JAMI’U ABIOLA AS SSA ON LINGUISTICS & FOREIGN MATTERS
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PRESIDENT BOLA TINUBU APPOINTS JAMI’U ABIOLA AS SSA ON LINGUISTICS & FOREIGN MATTERS

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the appointment of Jami’u Abiola as the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Linguistics and Foreign Matters.

A statement by Segun Imohiosen, Director, Information & Public Relations Office the
Secretary to the Government of
the Federation says the appointment takes effect from 14th of this month. It adds that the appointment is in line with the provisions of the Certain Political and Judicial Office Holders (Salaries and Allowances, etc) Act 2008, as amended.

It notes that until the appointment, Jami’u served as the Special Assistant to the President on Special Duties in the Office of the Vice President.

President Tinubu tasks the appointee to work closely with the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs and bring his wealth of experience to bear in his new assignment.

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It may not be Tinubu but power can’t return to North In 2027 – Okupe

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Ex-presidential aide to former President, Goodluck Jonathan, has emphatically declared that the presidency will not return to the North in 2027.

Okupe, who made the assertion on Monday during an interview, tackled those agitating for the Northern presidency in the next election.

He identified sectionalism as the “most fundamental problems why Nigeria is stagnating”, stressing that “those who control the affairs of this nation, in terms of politics before now, were more interested in national interest than sectional interest”.

He stated, “I say this authoritatively without any fear of contradiction or equivocation, in 2027, power cannot return to the North yet. That’s not how we do it.”

“We rotate between the North and the South. The North does eight years, at the end of which the South does eight years.

“I’m not saying that Bola Tinubu must be president in 2027, but it’s not going to be a northerner,” he explained.

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