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Just In: Deputy Speaker Ben Kalu Commends Otti Over Approval of C-of-O for Two Federal Tertiary Institutions in Bende

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July 30, 2026
Just In:  Deputy Speaker Ben Kalu Commends Otti Over Approval of C-of-O for Two Federal Tertiary Institutions in Bende

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Deputy Speaker Ben Kalu Commends Otti Over Approval of C-of-O for Two Federal Tertiary Institutions in Bende

Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and member representing Bende Federal Constituency, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu, has commended Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti, for approving the Certificates of Occupancy (C-of-O) for the Federal College of Education, Bende, and the Federal University of Medical and Health Sciences, Item. He described the approval as a significant milestone that will accelerate the establishment of the two federal institutions in the constituency.

Kalu noted that the governor's decision demonstrates a shared commitment to advancing education and expanding development opportunities in Abia State. He said the approval would pave the way for the smooth implementation of the projects, which are expected to enhance access to quality tertiary education, improve healthcare training, and stimulate socio-economic growth across Bende and neighbouring communities.

The Deputy Speaker also emphasized that the institutions would create employment opportunities, attract investments, and boost commercial activities within the area. According to him, the projects represent transformational investments that will have lasting benefits for future generations while strengthening Bende's position as an emerging educational and economic hub.

He reaffirmed his commitment to working with all relevant stakeholders to ensure the successful take-off of the institutions and expressed appreciation to Governor Otti for supporting initiatives that promote sustainable development. Kalu maintained that collaboration among leaders remains essential to delivering meaningful progress and improving the lives of the people of Abia State.

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