Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson, has tasked beneficiaries of his scholarship scheme on hard work and excellence.
Governor Dickson asked the beneficiaries of the Restoration Scholarship Programme to be worthy ambassadors of the state and Ijaw nation by excelling in their academic pursuits.
He made the called when he paid an unscheduled visit to the Teachers’ Training Academy, BuluOrua, where the students were temporarily accommodated.
Addressing the students, the governor described the project as a flagship for the model secondary school vision.
He assured the students that upon resumption from their mid-term break, they would kick off academic activities at the Ijaw National Academy, Kaiama in Kolokuma/Opokuma Local Government Area of the state in south-south Nigeria.
While urging the scholarship beneficiaries not to allow any obstacle to truncate their dreams, he asked them to remain focused on their studies to justify the huge investment the government has made in the education sector.
Governor Dickson asked the beneficiaries of the Restoration Scholarship Programme to be worthy ambassadors of the state and Ijaw nation by excelling in their academic pursuits.
He made the called when he paid an unscheduled visit to the Teachers’ Training Academy, BuluOrua, where the students were temporarily accommodated.
Addressing the students, the governor described the project as a flagship for the model secondary school vision.
He assured the students that upon resumption from their mid-term break, they would kick off academic activities at the Ijaw National Academy, Kaiama in Kolokuma/Opokuma Local Government Area of the state in south-south Nigeria.
While urging the scholarship beneficiaries not to allow any obstacle to truncate their dreams, he asked them to remain focused on their studies to justify the huge investment the government has made in the education sector.
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