As beneficiaries show appreciation for FG grant facilitated by the quintessential leader
By Tony Ezike
Fmr. Anambra Lawmaker, and Commissioner for Lands, Survey & Urban Planning Hon / Evang. Enenmuo K.G has described the ultramodern Skill Acquisition Center and Training Center built by Senator Uche Ekwunife at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka as ‘One Project Too Many’.
Hon Enemuo stated this while emphasizing the importance of supporting vocational training by providing viable facilities that have the capacity of unlocking the inherent potentials of young people in Anambra State, especially those of them that are within the university community.
Hon Enemuo who is currently the Director General, Senator Uche Ekwunife Campaign Council, attributed Senator Ekwunife’s consistency in project delivery to her commitment to human capital and community development initiatives.
“It was a project too big and too many, showcasing once again the “Multum in Parvel” of Anambra Central Senatorial Zone worthy of “Export”, many thanks the Most Distinguished Senator Uche Ekwunife (Iyom), CON.
“The outing and handover of the project teaches a lot of lessons to all who are in the public space as politicians.
“The lessons are as follows:
(1). Effective leaders provide incentives to their followers.
( 2). Good leaders practice repetition untill others embrace the vision.That is why Sen. Ekwunife is called ‘Madam Project’.
(3). The most powerful force in a leader is love for the people.
(4). Wise leaders speak the truth regardless of the cost.
(5). Healthy leaders have a lot to prove, nothing to lose and nothing to hide”, he stated.
Sequel to this development, Hon. KG Enemuo called on prospective and potential leaders to emulate the passion and humility that exemplifies the person and character of Senator Uche Ekwunife, for a better and a prosperous Anambra State, South-East region, Nigeria and Africa by extension.
He commended Senator Ekwunife extensively, and prayed God to sustain her, as she continues to steer the ship of leadership for the greater benefit of the young generation, while appealing for more institutional provisions, and human resources development programs, which has invariably endeared her to many.
In another development, encomiums continue to trail Senator Ekwunife’s social intervention schemes, especially her recent facilitation of the Federal Government Grant of fifty thousand naira (₦50,000) each to many Anambrarians amidst the ongoing economic hardship.
Going by the volume of appreciation messages making the rounds on media platforms, no fewer than 1,600 persons have expressed appreciation to Senator Ekwunife for giving them the opportunity to benefit from the conditional cash transfer scheme.
Truly, these compassionate gestures attests to Senator Ekwunife’s pivotal contributions to youth empowerment, livelihood enhancement and good governance from the grassroots to the center of Nigeria’s development process.
