Omaku Donates N6m, Orders Borehole for NSUK Alumni Secretariat
Urges unity as Alumni leadership earns commendation for development strides
By Suleiman Abubakar Rimi Uku Lafia
The Chief of Protocol to Nigeria’s First Lady, Ambassador Henry John Omaku (FCIM), has donated the sum of ₦6 million and directed the immediate drilling of a borehole at the newly constructed Secretariat of the Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK) Alumni Association.
Ambassador Omaku, a distinguished alumnus of the University, made the disclosure during a solidarity visit by the President of the NSUK Alumni Association, Barrister Nuhu J. Egya, alongside members of the National Executive Committee and other stakeholders at his Abuja residence.
The envoy noted that the financial intervention is targeted at supporting the furnishing of the Secretariat as well as other planned activities of the Association.
He further called for sustained unity among members, urging them to rally behind the current leadership to consolidate the positive gains already recorded.
Omaku also commended the Egya-led executive for attracting development to their alma mater, stressing that institutional growth can only thrive where unity and loyalty prevail over rivalry.
In a press release signed by God'spower Ede, National Public Relations Officer of the NSUK Alumni Association, the visit was described as a demonstration of solidarity and shared commitment toward advancing the objectives of the Association.
The statement added that the gesture by Ambassador Omaku reflects his enduring dedication to the growth and development of NSUK and its alumni community.
