By Gami Tadanyigbe

Government Science Secondary school Tungan Maje Abuja in FCT, has unveiled Chief Dr Ebosetale David Aigbefoh Esq Library named after him.

The library is being named after Chief Dr Ebosetale David Aigbefoh Esq in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the education sector and the development of the community.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the unveiling ceremony was a remarkable and memorable one, as the life and achievements of Chief Dr Ebosetale David Aigbefoh Esq was sited by Amb Dr Godwin Thomas Nyitse JP PhD and Editor in Chief
Legislative assembly News and other well wishers.

Chief Dr Ebosetale David Aigbefoh Esq, at the unveiling urged the students to read very hard and make good use of the facility for better learning.

However, he called on well-meaning Nigerians to emulate same gesture and contribute in the educational development of the school.

The principal of Government Science Secondary School Tungan-Maje in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)’ Dr. (Mrs.) Okedo Helen Nkoli, said the library was named Chief Dr Ebosetale David Aigbefoh Esq library because of his significant role in promoting education and peace in the society.

According to her, the gesture is a mark of appreciating him for the maintenance of peace, humanitarian service and development of the community.

Similarly, Aigbefoh on Friday last week received Honorary Doctorate Degree in Public Administration (PH.D) with award of excellent leadership from the Corner Stone University, Jerusalem Israel.

The Country Representative of the Cornerstone University and Theological Seminary Jerusalem Israel, Amb Dr Godwin Thomas Nyitse, during the conferment of the degree to Aigbefoh said it was also in recognition of his reputable performance and scorecard of excellent leadership in various sectors and the Community.

According to him , it is the organisation’s hope that the award shall be exemplary to other community chiefs for encouragement to do more for the benefit of humanity and to the glory of God.

He called on well-meaning Nigerians to emulate his kind gesture for the development of the country and humanity. (NAN)

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