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Uzodimma offers automatic employment to two Imo indigenes with first class in Law School

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Governor of Imo State, Senator Hope Uzodimma has approved the immediate employment of Mr. Chinonso Oparaji and Mrs. Chipuruime Udeh, two indigenes of Imo State who made First Class in Law at both the Imo State University and the Nigerian Law School.

 

He gave the approval when the duo, in the company of the Vice Chancellor of Imo State University, Prof. U.U. Chukwumaeze (SAN), the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Prof. C. K. Okorie ( SAN) and the Chief Judge of Imo State, Hon. Theresa Chikeka, paid a courtesy call on him at Government House, Owerri on Monday.

 

Receiving them, the Governor said that he was delighted and happy with the news of two Imo State Law graduates who made First Class at the Law School, noting that “it was a thing of joy and they needed to be appreciated.”

He added that having distinguished themselves with excellent results worthy of emulation, he was happy to encourage them further with approval for their immediate employment.

 

The Governor said that appreciating the duo was also a form of encouragement to other students of Imo extraction and as an example that hard work pays.

 

He commended the Vice Chancellor of IMSU, Prof Chukwumaeze SAN, the management and Staff of Imo State University for bringing back hope to the University “in this period of Renewed Hope Agenda.”

 

He enjoined other students to know that through commitment and dedication to their studies they can achieve a lot.

 

On behalf and the Government of Imo State, Governor Uzodimma congratulated the graduates and urged them to do anything they could to correct the ills in the system and the society as the rot is deep.

 

Responding to the Governor’s gesture, Mr. Oparaji and Mrs. Udeh, who were accompanied by their relatives, expressed joy at the Governor’s gesture, describing it as reward for hard work.

 

They encouraged other students reading Law and those in the University in generally studying other courses to always put in their best if they want to achieve the best.

 

Senator Osita Isunaso, representing Imo West at the National Assembly, the Secretary to the State Government, Chief Cosmas Iwu, the Chief of Staff, Barr. Nnamdi Anyaehie, the Principal Secretary to the Governor, Dr. (Mrs.) Irene Chima joined the Governor to receive his guests.

 

 

Oguwike Nwachuku

Chief Press Secretary and Media Adviser to the Governor

April 8, 2024

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1. Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State flanked on his right by Mr. Chinonso Oparaji and on his left by Mrs. Chipuruime Udeh, two indigenes of Imo State who made first class at the Nigerian Law School recently, when the duo paid a courtesy call on the Governor at Government House Owerri… Monday

2. L-R: Dean of Law Faculty, Imo State University, Prof C.K. Okorie (SAN), Chief Judge of Imo State, Hon. Theresa Chikeka, Mr. Chinonso Oparaji, Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State, Miss Chipuruime Udeh and Vice Chancellor of Imo State University, Prof. U.U.Chukwumaeze (SAN), when Governor Uzodimma received Oparaji and Udeh, two indigenes of Imo State, who made first class at the Nigerian Law School in his office at Government House Owerri… Monday

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OOU Graduate Kazeem Abdur-Rahmon Receives ₦500k Award for Exceptional Academic Achievement

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Kazeem Adebola Abdur-Rahmon, a distinguished alumnus of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), has been honored with a substantial cash reward of ₦500,000 from the Ogun State government. This recognition follows his outstanding academic feat, graduating with a remarkable CGPA of 4.88/5.0.

Abdur-Rahmon’s exceptional performance earned him the title of Best Graduating Student in the Faculty of Engineering (2022/2023 session). He took to Twitter to express gratitude to Governor Dapo Abiodun.

The tweet garnered widespread attention, with numerous congratulatory messages and admiration from users.

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Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, named after Abia State Polytechnics today, as Rivers State University was yesterday, named after Ebang.

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Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, named after Abia State Polytechnics today, as Rivers State University was yesterday, named after Ebang.
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Ebonyi man, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, named after Abia State Polytechnics today, as Rivers State University was yesterday, named after Ebang.

Great men in different ways. Our own Governor may name him after the ongoing vanco flyover project if completed… That will be very good!

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Corps members flood social media to demand payment of promised N77,000 allowance

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Corps members flood social media to demand payment of promised N77,000 allowance

National Youth Service Corp members have urged the Federal Government to implement the new minimum wage of N77,000 it promised to alleviate the economic hardship they are undergoing.

The corps members took to their social media handles to share their concerns on Wednesday.

They said in spite of the Federal Government’s  approval of a new minimum wage,  in July 2024, corps members were still receiving the old allowance of N33,000.

According to them, the old allowance is no longer sustainable due to high transportation, feeding, and other daily expenses.

The Twitter reactions read, “Three months after, the Federal Government still believes that N33k is enough for NYSC members to survive,” twitted @NoorAjuwon.

“How can we even concentrate on our primary assignment with N33k in this current economic situation?” asked @Arbdoolbasid_Jr.

“High transportation costs: @Eze_na_ujari spends N5,000 on transportation and N2,000 on Community Development Service (CDS) contributions, leaving him with N26,000 from the N33,000 allowance.

“Poor living conditions: @blazzin_225 described the situation as “suffering and wickedness” due to bad NYSC lodges, dilapidated bathrooms and toilets, and starvation

Another tweet urged at @officialABAT to “See us as your children too. We’re dying.”

The Federal Government approved the new minimum wage after the expiration of the old wage structure in April. The new approval is expected to be extended to corps members.

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