PAP Scholarship Students Pay Thank-You Visit to Dr. Tam God’spower Odoguw, Pioneer National Secretary of PAP Phase 3 Ex-Agitators
By Paul Ebi
Warri, Delta State — The First Elected Executive Pioneer National President of PAP Scholarship Students Worldwide and Chairman of the PAP Day Celebration Planning Committee, Comr. Lucky O.O. Ukueku, led a delegation of PAP Scholarship Students leadership on a courtesy and thank-you visit to Dr. Tam God’spower Odoguw, the Pioneer National Secretary of the PAP Phase 3 Ex-Agitators, at his office in Warri, Delta State.
The team, which included NAPAS National President, Comr. Ebidouwei M. Miyenpirigha, and Comr. Johnny Ebimene, visited Dr. Odoguw to express profound appreciation for his consistent support and mentorship towards the PAP Students Community.
Speaking during the visit, Comr. Ukueku described Dr. Odoguw as “a father figure and a dependable leader whose guidance has greatly contributed to the empowerment and progress of Niger Delta youth.” He lauded Dr. Odoguw’s commitment to education and capacity development, noting that his leadership continues to inspire students across the region.
Comr. Ukueku also formally invited Dr. Odoguw to serve as Guest Speaker at the upcoming PAP Day Celebration, slated to hold at Edwin Clark University, Kiagbodo, Delta State. He said the students were eager to learn from Dr. Odoguw’s wealth of experience and leadership insight.
In their separate remarks, Comr. Ebidouwei and Comr. Johnny Ebimene echoed Ukueku’s sentiments, commending Dr. Odoguw for his humility, accessibility, and unwavering commitment to the advancement of the Niger Delta.
Responding, Dr. Tam God’spower Odoguw expressed appreciation for the visit and kind words, assuring the student leaders of his continued support. He encouraged them to remain focused and united in their pursuit of academic and leadership excellence, pledging to contribute towards the success of the forthcoming PAP Day event.
The visit, marked by warm exchanges and mutual respect, further strengthened the bond between the PAP leadership and the Niger Delta ex-agitator community, underscoring a shared vision for youth empowerment and sustainable peace in the region.
