Students of Federal Polytechnic Oko, and Federal College of Education Set to Benefit from Proposed French Language Center
The initiative, discussed during a recent meeting at the Alliance Française Center in Enugu, aims to broaden students' linguistic horizons and enhance their cultural awareness.
Zita Ezechi 
Students in Orumba North Local Government Area (LGA) such as Federal Polytechnic Oko, and Federal College of Education, are set to gain invaluable educational opportunities following discussions on the establishment of a French language center, spearheaded by Barr. Capt Casmir Nwafor (Rtd), the Transition Committee Chairman of Orumba North LGA.
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The initiative, discussed during a recent meeting at the Alliance Française Center in Enugu, aims to broaden students' linguistic horizons and enhance their cultural awareness.
Barr. Capt Casmir Nwafor (Rtd) shared his personal journey of academic achievement in French language proficiency, emphasising the importance of foreign language skills in today's interconnected world. His credentials include passing the Functional French Language at NASE Ilorin and obtaining DELF A and B certifications at Alliance Française centers in Ilorin and Ibadan, reflecting his commitment to promoting language education.
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Monsieur Jimmy Ganda, Director of Studies at Alliance Française Center Enugu, expressed enthusiasm about collaborating with Orumba North LGA to establish the French language center. He highlighted the potential benefits for students at Federal Polytechnic Oko and Federal College of Education Umunze, emphasizing the center's role in enriching their academic experiences and career prospects.
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The proposal to establish the French language center will be forwarded to the National Office of Alliance Française in Abuja for review and approval, signifying a significant step towards its realization.
