AS IMO STUDENTS’ (NAISS) CELEBRATES GOVERNOR UZODIMMA’S 250,000 YOUTH EMPOWERMENT LEGACY.
The Special adviser on youth affairs to the Executive Governor of imo state , Hon eric uwakwe has emphasized the need for Imo students under the leadership of National Association of Imo state students,NAISS to get ready to take over the political leadership.
Speaking when the leadership of the Imo State Students paid him a courtesy visit at the Imo state youth centre, owerri, the Special adviser, reminded his youthful guests that; “they should brace up and take the mantle of leadership.”
Hon Eric uwakwe admonished the students leaders not to be dismayed or distracted by any other illegal students body, using the opportunity of the visit to formerly recognize and approved NAISS as the official body of imo students.
The Special adviser further told them that the Shared prosperity Government of sen Hope uzodimma is ready to give Imo students the needed training and education in order to provide more visionary, more creative and more impactful leadership.”
He encouraged them to be serious with their studies and avoid anything that would rob them of their dreams in life.
“You are at a sensitive period in your lives, but you must guard against falling off the track of your dreams. You must keep your eyes on your goals and be prepared to win the race for Imo, and Nigeria.”
Speaking earlier, the Naiss President,comr Anyaoha tochi.c praised the political icon Governor Hope uzodimma for his vision in empowering youths of the state with 250,000 youth empowerment fund and other laudable achievement in the state.
He further extol the special adviser for approving the Youth centre as the venue for the Naiss forthcoming election in the state.
The leadership of NAISS presented a certificate of excellence to Hon Eric uwakwe in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the development of Imo youths and students with his youth and students oriented programmes.
The special adviser thanked them for the recognition,saying the award will explore him to do more for the youths and for the students of the state.
