Army Successfully Transforms School in Abia
The 14 Brigade Nigerian Army has successfully renovated a classroom and equipped Ujurueze Primary School in Ebem Ohafia, Abia State. The initiative was led by Brigadier-General Nsikak Edet, Brigade Commander,
Mary Nwaeze 
In a commendable display of civil-military cooperation and commitment to education, the 14 Brigade Nigerian Army has successfully renovated a classroom and equipped Ujurueze Primary School in Ebem Ohafia, Abia State. The initiative, led by Brigadier-General Nsikak Edet, Brigade Commander, aims to enhance the learning environment for pupils and foster a positive relationship with the local community.
Lieutenant Innocent Omale, the Assistant Director of Army Public Relations for the 14 Brigade, highlighted the significance of the project in a statement released on Friday. The renovation and provision of learning facilities are part of the brigade's broader commitment to supporting education and fostering goodwill within the community.
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During the unveiling ceremony, Ukoha Ukoha, the paramount ruler of Ebem Kingdom, expressed gratitude to Brigadier-General Nsikak Edet for his kind gesture. He emphasized that investing in education is a valuable legacy that contributes to the overall development of society.
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The Head Teacher of Ujurueze Primary School, Nwanne Adintiv, conveyed appreciation to the brigade commander for positively impacting the lives of the pupils by creating a conducive learning environment. The commander, in turn, called for a stronger symbiotic relationship between the military and the host community.
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Brigadier-General Nsikak Edet, in his closing remarks, encouraged the pupils to make the most of the newly renovated facilities and aspire to become great individuals in the future. The event concluded with the unveiling of the renovated classroom and a comprehensive tour of the upgraded facility.
This initiative reflects the Nigerian Army's commitment to community development and underscores the importance of collaboration between the military and civilian sectors in fostering positive social change.
