Akanu Ibiam Poly Student Apologises to Student Union Government for Controversial Social Media Post
Idika Emmanuel Prince, a student leader at Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic Unwana, extends a public apology for a recent Facebook post targeting the Student Union Government and Thunderbolt Association, aiming to repair rifts and restore trust within the student community.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a significant development at Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic Unwana, Idika Emmanuel Prince, a student, has issued a public apology for a recent controversial Facebook post targeting the Student Union Government (SUG) President and members of the Thunderbolt Association.
Acknowledging his errors, Idika Emmanuel Prince expressed regret for his actions, stating that his post was made without proper investigations and recognizing the hurt and harm it caused. He extended his apologies for any pain and damage his words may have inflicted, both personally and professionally.
In his statement, Idika Emmanuel Prince emphasized his understanding that his actions were misguided and expressed hope that his apology could begin to repair any rifts caused by his mistake. He further expressed commitment to making amends and striving to be more mindful of his words and actions in the future.
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This apology comes as a gesture to restore trust among the student body and the concerned parties. It signals a willingness to move forward with understanding and reconciliation. The Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic Unwana community is urged to embrace this opportunity for healing and unity.
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The Student Union Government and Thunderbolt Association are yet to issue a formal response to Idika Emmanuel Prince's apology. However, it is anticipated that this gesture will pave the way for constructive dialogue and collaboration among all stakeholders.
