ONITSHA, ANAMBRA STATE – The Living Word Secondary School Housing Estate, Fegge, Onitsha, paid a historic courtesy visit to Hon. Chief Emeka Orji, Oba Armani,(Ambassador), and expressed profound appreciation, commended him for the renowned work in the council area, presented a portrait of him and a portable handbag.
Pastor Kingsley Agomoh Ugochukwu, the Principal and Igwe Paul senior prefect (SP), in a separate speech related, expressed gratitude to Oba Armani for his commendable work within the council area. The principal acknowledged Chief Orji’s efforts and highlighted his positive impact on the community. The message emphasizes the importance of supporting leaders who actively contribute to the community’s development.
He also used the opportunity to invite the Mayor to their send-off and communique proposal.
“We appreciate the special love you have for education, the General hospital you attracted, the fire station you are building to curtail the inferno fire outbreak, the security and road networks among numerous projects,” the principal acknowledged.
Making it a more memorable visit, the students of the aforementioned, Chukwuemeka Charles Chigozie, presented a graphic portrait of the Mayor, and Miracle Chikamso Amaechi, a portable designer handbag, which they produced, respectively.
Speaking, the Supervisor of Education of Onitsha South LGA, Hon. Echezona Dunu advised the students to face their studies squarely and make formal education a top priority.
In his response, the Mayor expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the school management for their thoughtful visit and kind gesture. He reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance and assured them of his dedication to serving the people diligently, and promised to partner with them as he finally put a smile on their faces.
The visit also featured a brief but heartfelt prayer session, during which the Principal, Pastor Kingsley, offered supplication for the Mayor’s continued success and the overall peace and prosperity of the local government area.
