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Rep lauds youths, donates bus to group

Ngozi Ikpeama by Ngozi Ikpeama
October 5, 2019
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Member representing Idemili North and South Federal Constituency, Ifeanyi Ibezim, has commended Abatete youths for their contributions toward the development of Abatete community of Idemmili North Local Government Area, donating a Sienna bus to the group.

He made the commendation/donation during the celebration of new yam festival organised in Abatete by the group.

Ibezim said that the donation of a Sienna bus to them was in response to their activities in Abatete community in particular and Anambra State in general.
He described youths’ positive responses as examples of what the youth ought to showcase or what youths of every community will emulate and not taking to drugs, Kidnapping, harassment of investors, rape, drug abuses and other vices.

He thanked them for endorsing him as their House of Representatives candidate in the last election, for embarking on maintenance of roads in the town and for ensuring security was restored in the town.
Responding on behalf of the members, the President of Abatete youths, Peter Ezejiofor Seprete, thanked Ibezim for his kind gesture.
The youths promised to keep the good works they’re known for in Abatete and Anambra State as well.

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