Governor Hope Uzodimma Grants Automatic Jobs to Two First-Class Law Graduates from IMSU

Imo State University, Owerri, continues to soar as Governor Hope Uzodimma demonstrates his commitment to academic excellence by employing two outstanding first-class law graduates, Chinonso Oparaji and Chipuruime Udeh.

In a heartening gesture towards recognizing exceptional talent, Governor Uzodimma announced the immediate employment of the duo during a special presentation ceremony at the Government House in Owerri. The graduates, who achieved first-class honours both at Imo State University and the Nigerian Law School, were warmly received by the Governor and other dignitaries, including the Vice Chancellor of IMSU, Prof. U.U. Chukwumaeze (SAN), and the Chief Judge of Imo State, Theresa Chikeka.

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Expressing his appreciation for their remarkable achievements, Governor Uzodimma praised the relentless efforts of the university management and faculty in nurturing an environment conducive to academic success. He reiterated his administration's unwavering commitment to advancing the educational sector in alignment with the state’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

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In response, Oparaji and Udeh, accompanied by their families, expressed profound gratitude for the recognition of their hard work and dedication. They encouraged younger Imolites to pursue excellence in their academic endeavors, emphasizing the value of diligence and perseverance.

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This significant move by Governor Uzodimma underscores the state government's dedication to promoting meritocracy and empowering the youth through education, setting a precedent for recognizing and rewarding academic excellence in Imo State.

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