A member of the 10th National Assembly, representing the Obanliku/Bekwarra/Obudu Federal Constituency, Peter Akpanke has donated N200,000 each to 12 of his constituents who are in the Nigerian Law schools across the country.
In a statement issued in Abuja on Wednesday by his Senior Special Assistant on Students Affairs, Akobi Nelson, disclosed that Akpanke, while presenting the money to the beneficiaries charged them to be worthy ambassadors of the constituency.
The federal lawmaker said the gesture was in fulfillment of his pledge during his campaign to contribute to the growth and development of education in the area.
He also noted that, the financial assistance was without political or ethnic affiliations.
He said it was to assist them to cushion the effects of hardship occasioned by the removal of the petroleum subsidy in the country.
Akpanke said, “We cherish education and one of the ways through which we can impact our society is to give unfettered access to education and assist our students.”
He charged them to be exceptional ambassadors not only of the legal profession but also of their federal constituency.
Akpanke urged them to use their legal knowledge and prospective expertise to positively impact their respective communities, in a bid to promote justice and equity in the society.
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