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Gov Obiano offers automatic employment to physically challenged graduates

    Posted by on October 18, 2016,



Gov Obiano offers automatic employment to physically challenged graduates

All physically challenged graduates of Anambra State origin have been offered automatic employment by Governor Willie Obiano as part of the state government’s determination to reduce their hardships.

Obiano, who spoke weekend through the Secretary to the State Government, Prof. Solo Chukwulobelu during a cultural carnival for Anambra Central Senatorial District held at Agulu in Anaocha local government area in continuation of the Anambra@25 Silver Jubilee anniversary celebration, said the employment was in line with the stimulus package announced recently for the
people of the state.
Vanguard reports Chukwulobelu said:
“It is clear that any physically-challenged person who is a graduate of a higher institution has paid enough dues to better his lot.
Such a person has passed through a lot of hardship and therefore should not be allowed to continue to suffer “The governor has announced automatic employment for all physically challenged graduates.
This is not politics because we have also abolished collection of levies in all primary schools in the state.”







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