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Otti Charges ABSU Graduates to Lead Change at Historic Convocation

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Governor Alex Otti has called on graduating students of Abia State University to embrace innovation, discipline, and integrity as they step into a rapidly evolving world. Speaking at the institution’s 30th to 32nd combined convocation ceremony, the governor emphasized the importance of education as a tool for societal transformation and economic growth. He congratulated the graduates for their resilience and dedication, noting that their achievements marked a significant milestone in their personal and professional journeys.

In his address, Otti reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to revitalizing the education sector in Abia State. He highlighted ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure, enhance teaching standards, and create a conducive learning environment across state-owned institutions. According to him, strengthening education remains a top priority as it plays a critical role in preparing young people for leadership and global competitiveness.

The governor also challenged the graduates to become problem-solvers and nation-builders, urging them not to be discouraged by prevailing socio-economic challenges. He stressed the need for creativity, entrepreneurship, and ethical leadership, adding that the future of the state and the country lies in the hands of well-prepared and forward-thinking youths. He encouraged them to remain focused and contribute positively to their communities.

The ceremony, attended by dignitaries, academic staff, and proud families, celebrated the academic achievements of students across multiple graduating sets. University authorities commended the state government for its renewed interest in education and pledged continued collaboration to advance the institution’s growth and reputation.

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