Obiano honours seven corps members who distinguished themselves during their service year

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GOVERNOR OBIANO HONOURS SEVEN CORPS MEMBERS WHO DISTINGUISHED THEMSELVES DURING THEIR SERVICE YEAR

Anambra State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano, has honoured seven corps members who distinguished themselves during their service year in the state. The governor presented the awards to the corps members at a ceremony held at the Government House, Awka, the state capital.

The seven corps members, who were selected from among thousands of corps members who served in the state, were recognized for their outstanding performance and dedication to their duties. They were awarded for their contributions to the development of the state, particularly in the areas of education, healthcare, and infrastructure development.

The governor, who was represented by his Deputy, Dr. Nkem Okeke, commended the corps members for their hard work and commitment to serving the state. He said that their dedication and passion for service had made a significant impact on the lives of the people of Anambra State.

"We are proud of the corps members who have served in our state and have made a positive impact on our communities," the governor said. "Their service has not only benefited the state but has also inspired others to emulate their example."

The seven corps members who were awarded were:

  1. Emmanuel Okoro, who served in the education sector and was recognized for his innovative approach to teaching and his ability to engage students in the learning process.
  2. Chinaza Nwosu, who served in the healthcare sector and was recognized for her dedication to providing quality healthcare services to the people of the state.
  3. Chidinma Nwankwo, who served in the infrastructure development sector and was recognized for her role in constructing a new classroom block for a primary school in the state.
  4. Uchechukwu Nwosu, who served in the education sector and was recognized for his ability to develop and implement effective teaching methods.
  5. Nneoma Nwosu, who served in the healthcare sector and was recognized for her dedication to providing healthcare services to rural communities.
  6. Chukwuma Nwosu, who served in the infrastructure development sector and was recognized for his role in constructing a new road in a rural community.
  7. Ogechi Nwosu, who served in the education sector and was recognized for her ability to develop and implement effective literacy programs.

The governor also used the occasion to commend the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) for its role in promoting national unity and development. He said that the NYSC had been a vital institution in the country, providing a platform for young Nigerians to serve their country and develop their skills.

The ceremony was attended by top government officials, including the Commissioner for Youth and Sports, Mr. Uju Nwogu, and the Director-General of the NYSC, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim.