Alumni Seek Governor's Intervention in Renovating Dilapidated School Structure

Alumni of a secondary school in Umabor Eha Alumonah, Nsukka Local Government Area, Enugu State, have made a passionate appeal to Governor Peter Mbah to intervene in the renovation of a dilapidated legacy structure within the school premises. The alumni, led by Pharm Stephen Ugwuok, visited the school and decried the poor condition of the senior class building, which has been abandoned for several years.
They pleaded with the governor to renovate the structure to preserve its historical significance. The alumni also expressed gratitude for new structures in the school but emphasized the urgent need to address the neglected legacy building.
The school principal, Mr. Martin Ugwuok, welcomed the alumni's visit as a historic moment.
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