Students from the
Ikwerre extraction have been enjoined to take their academic studies seriously in order to justify the commitment of their parents and guidance.
A law lecturer in the Faculty of Law, Rivers State University of Science and Technology, (RSUST) Nkpolu, Mr. Emmanuel Wosu gave the charge last Friday during the reception ceremony organised by the National Union of Ikwerre Law Students in honour of its LLB members in Port Harcourt.
He argued that the best way to pay for the financial and moral support of parents and guidance by the students was to ensure that they make the best of their opportunity as students.
Wosu recalled that he made good impact as a student then, adding that he worked for the introduction of a dress code as a Lawsan president.
He promised to be of – help to all Ikwerre students as an Ikwerre juvinist, adding that he would back those whose cases are genuine and constitutional.
The legal icon also called on the Ikwerre Law Students to believe in Ikwerre consciousness in everything including elections and other issues that have a direct bearing on them.
The Ikwerre lawyer counted the institutionalisation of Nye Nwe Eli RSUST stool among his achievements as a student’s union leader.
Other speakers, also cautioned the students against kidnapping and other anti-social acts, as to enable them sustain the vision of their funding fathers.
They maintained that it was uncalled for, for anyone to spend more than the stipulated number of years in school in an attempt to abandon their academics work.
In their response, the LLBI students, called on their host and their kins men at the faculty to always assist them to ratify some of their problems especially those of the Information Community Technology (ICT).
The group was made up of all the four Ikwerre speaking local government councils which include Ikwerre, Emohua, Port Harcourt and Obio/Akpor.

King Onunwor