The lawmaker representing Oyi Constituency at the Anambra State House of Assembly, Mr Innocent Ojike, has flagged-off the construction of a perimeter fence at Owelle-Ukwu Primary School Ogbunike in Oyi Local Government Area of the state.
At the commencement of work, Ojike said he embarked on the perimeter fencing to enhance the security of the children.
The project he added would also safeguard the school’s property, and create a safe learning environment for pupils.
“With increasing concerns about safety in educational institutions, this project reflects our commitment to the well-being of our future leaders.
“The project has a completion timeline of 30 working days and is valued at over 80 million naira. All materials are on ground and the fund is ready.
“I thank the dedicated members of our party, APGA, whose unwavering commitment has brought this project to fruition.
“Together, we are making strides toward a safer and more secure educational environment for our children”. Ojike remarked.
APGA Chairman Ogbunike ward one, Councillor representing Ogbunike Ward one, Mr Chukwuma Ebuka, commended the lawmaker for the project.
Man with large heart
Ebuka described the legislator as a man with large heart and passionate about humanity.
The President-General Ogbunike Town Union, Chief. Tochukwu Obiako, Senior Special Assistant on Legal Matters, Mr C.C Chukwudi, the Education Secretary of Aguleri Diocese, Rev. Fr Simeon Amuluche and President Umueri Welfare Association, Nze Livinus Elobuise, applauded Mr Ojike for his intervention.
They stated that on several occasions they have written to the local government as regards the fencing.
” This project is a priority and important to us because it will safeguard not only the properties but also the pupils.
” Such project has been executed by the lawmaker in Awkuzu, Nteje and Umuanya communities even before becoming a legislator. We are joyful for this initiative
The event attracted religious leaders, stakeholders and APGA faithful amongst others.
