In an effort to further improve the standard of education of school pupils in Abia North Senatorial District, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu has constructed a fully furnished block of three classrooms at Community Primary School, Amaekpu Ohafia in Ohafia Local Government Area.
Our correspondent reports that in the 9th Assembly, Senator Kalu empowered school children in Abia North Senatorial District with school bags, recommended textbooks, and renovated over 50 public schools.
Last week, the former Abia State Governor had commenced the second phase of solar powered street lights-up project across his constituency.
A statement by the senator’s media office indicated that the installation of the street lights up projects cut across the five local government areas of the Senatorial District with 51 communities as beneficiaries.
The statement said that the project is meant to light up dark spots around the communities, increase social and economic activities and reduce criminal activities in various benefiting communities.
The former Abia governor urged community leaders and residents of the various communities to take ownership of the lights and other government infrastructure to prevent vandalism.
He said that the project and other numerous ones he had facilitated were meant to enhance the quality of lives of the people, and should not be destroyed.
Senator Kalu assured the people of Abia North Senatorial District of quality representation in the 10th Senate.
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