National Union of item students pays a courtesy call to Executive chairman, Bundi groups

National Union of item students pays a courtesy call to Executive chairman, Bundi groups

The National executive council led by Hon Azubuike Emmanuel and Item students home coming planing Committee represented by Comr. Ndukwe Ibeabuchi A paid a courtesy visit to chief Bob Udeagha Executive Chairman Bundi Group PLC.

During the visit the National President Hon. Azubuike Emmanuel thanked Chief Bob Udeagha for his immense contributions to the development of Item students and Item at large in his statements said his scholarship initiative which has given enough hope to the less privilege who has the desires to acquire education. However he went further to commemorate with him for the untimely death of her mother and also promise that the Union we come in mass during his mother's burial.

Meanwhile Comr Ndukwe Ibeabuchi A who were in the company of the National President thanked chief Bob Udeagha for giving opportunities to the young generation he went further to present the fourth coming summit Item students home coming theme: The Youth and the Future to him and also ask for his unwavering support to achieve this human capacity development program.

However Chief Bob Udeagha in his response " I am honoured by this visit I have always open the doors and windows of my office to students because I believe in education" he made instances of the benefit of education to human growth he went further to encourage the students not to jeopardize with their academics he assured the Union of his partnership to the program.

The national president along side the Committee chairman also visited Chief Okoji Nmaju president general Amaokwe Item and Mr Chibueze Onyeike.

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