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Benue SUBEB chairman stresses need to impact on less-privileged

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People in positions of authority have been challenged to use their resources and positively impact on lives of the less privileged for posterity to remember them.

Executive Chairman, State Universal Basic Education Board, SUBEB), Dr Grace Adagba threw the challenge on Sunday at the thanksgiving service organised in her honour and fundraising for complesion of NKST Church, Suswam Mbakunde in Vandeikya local government.

Dr Adagba explained that while she had been counting her blessings during her life’s progression, she always felt unfulfilled due to inability to adequately support less privileged people around her until her elevation as SUBEB Chairman.

She attributed her appointment to the grace of God considering the variety of candidates who jostled for the position, saying it was worthy of returning to God in thanksgiving.

The SUBEB Executive Chairman expressed appreciation to Governor Hyacinth Alia for trusting her with the position and pledged loyalty to his policies which she acknowledged were designed to deliver development to the state.

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She thanked her mother, Lydia and siblings for their support all through her life and appealed to the church to continue to pray for her for God to give her wisdom to deliver on the task expected of her in her job.

Chairman of the occasion and Special Adviser to the governor on Bureau of Local Government, Denise Akura commended Dr Adagba for considering it wise to come back to God like the biblical one out of the 10 lepers who were healed and remembered to thank Jesus for healing him.

He commended the SUBEB Executive Chairman for the great work she was doing to reposition basic education in the state and urged her to continue with the good work.

Earlier in a sermon from the book of Timothy, the presiding pastor, Reverend PO Tyoga emphasised the need for people to acknowledge God in their lives and live in accordance with His words to attract His blessings.

Thanksgiving service was preceded by a free medical outreach in the area on Friday and Saturday and a novelty football match which was held as part of activities for the event on Sunday.

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