AIFUE MANAGEMENT HONOURS 2 STUDENTS FOR SCORING HIGH MARKS IN JAMB EXAMS

AIFUE MANAGEMENT HONOURS 2 STUDENTS FOR SCORING HIGH MARKS IN JAMB EXAMS

The Dr Stella Ngozi Lemchi led management has commended the two  students of Alvana Model  Secondary School who distinguished themselves in the last Joint Admission And Matriculation Board (JAMB) Examination with their scores.

The Ag. Deputy Vice Chancellor, DVC  (Administration), Dr Stella Ngozi Lemchi together with the members of her management made the commendation  in her office when the students and their parents accompanied by the principal of the school, Dr Mrs Ngozi Mercy Ifediatu visited her office.

Dr Lemchi while speaking expressed happiness over the outstanding performances of the  students and attributed it to God’s grace and hard work of the students and teachers,not leaving their parents behind.

She encouraged the students not to relent in their hard work, adding that greater challenges await them as they pursue their academic career. Dr Lemchi prayed God to bless their feature endeavors.

Other members of the management who were present at the event took their turns in encouraging the students. They are; the former deputy provost, Dr Ngozi Ebomuche, the Ag Registrar, Barr BF Anyanwu, the Ag. Bursar, Dr Nicolas Nkworji and Dr Mrs Uchenna Nwigwe who I the Ag. Librarian.

The parents of the students, Dr Okwara and Architect Leonard Ozuzu attributed the successes of their children to Dr Stella Ngozi Lemchi ‘s led administration. Both father’s  who could not hide their joy stated that Alvana Model Secondary School has the best teachers, adding that their older children passed through Alvana and are doing very well in their various institutes of higher learning.

They  acknowledged the tireless efforts and sacrifices of their wives toward their children academic performances. They thanked the staff and management of the school for the level of discipline  inculcated in the children and prayed God to see them through.

The two students also took their turns in narrating their experiences. Miss Faith N. Chidiebere who scored 305 and has been offered Admission to study Medicine And Surgery in the Imo State University ( IMSU) said that it was not easy to make that score,as she worked so hard to achieve it.

 While master Chiedoziem Ozuzu who scored 271 and has also been offered Admission to study Mechanical Engineering in the Federal University Of Technology (FUTO) stated that he took it as a challenge and to the glory of God he made it.