Senator Ken Eze Secures Jobs for Graduates, Funds WAEC Fees for Students in Ebonyi Central
He emphasized his focus on human capital development, highlighting his sponsorship of a bill to establish the Federal Polytechnic, Onueke, which aims to enhance vocational and technical education in ICT and applied sciences.
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Senator Ken Eze of Ebonyi Central Zone has highlighted his achievements in office, citing the provision of employment opportunities for over 40 graduates in federal government ministries and parastatals within the past year. Additionally, he disclosed that he has covered the West African Examination Certificate (WAEC) fees for approximately 300 indigent students from his constituency.
During a media briefing in Abakaliki, Senator Eze emphasized his commitment to educational support by also covering school fees for over 200 indigent students in tertiary institutions within his zone. He further outlined his efforts in community development, including the restoration of electricity in several communities and the installation of solar street lights across Ebonyi Central Zone.
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Senator Eze underscored his humanitarian efforts during the 2023 Christmas season, where he distributed over 100 cows, 10,000 bags of rice, and provided financial assistance to his constituents. He emphasized his focus on human capital development, highlighting his sponsorship of a bill to establish the Federal Polytechnic, Onueke, which aims to enhance vocational and technical education in ICT and applied sciences.
Moreover, Senator Eze detailed other legislative initiatives he has supported, including bills to amend the NBC Act and the Nigerian Press Council Act, as well as motions to investigate electricity distribution companies nationwide.
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His initiatives, he believes, are pivotal in addressing socio-economic challenges and enhancing opportunities for youth empowerment and development in Ebonyi Central Senatorial District and beyond.
