By Chiekezie Emmanuel

The senator ESUT Law Faculty at the Law Students Association of Nigeria, (LAWSAN), Con. Bethel Chimzurumoke has been honoured with four various awards for his outstanding representation.

Comrade Chimzurumoke received the awards at the LAWSAN national convention held in Imo State recently

LAWSAN is the general body guiding law students in Nigeria.

Com. Chimzurumoke was given the four awards in recognition of his resilient efforts and effective representation of his constituency at the SUG body in ESUT and immense contribution to the national body.

The awards comprises: Most Promising Law Student, the Most Innovative Law Student, the Most Effective LAWSAN Southeast Legislator and the Most Promising LAWSAN Legislator. The award of excellence was giving to him to recognize his revitalizing effort in Law Faculty ESUT.

Speaking with ESUT Monitor on the awards, Com. Chimzurumoke who dedicated the honours to God, expressed gratitude to LAWSAN and her members for recognising him.

The highly elated Comrade noted that the awards have encouraged him to do more, since the little he has been doing are being recognised. He expressed confident in the leadership of SUG in ESUT and urged his constituency to remain supportive of the administration.

“I am humbled and deeply grateful for these recognitions. My thanks to Almighty God for his grace, to family and friends for their steadfast support, and to Anyiam Christian Kelechukwu led leadership and all members of LAWSAN for believing in my little effort.

“These awards are testament to the power of hard work, dedication, and purpose-driving leadership. These are worthy inspiration to continue pushing boundaries and gearing towards excellence,” he said.

The President of Lawsan, Comrade Anyiam Christian LAWSAN commended Bethel Chimzurumoke for his recognition.

“I call him the distinguish senator with an unprecedented achievement. Assuming office with a great zeal, Sen. Bethel left no stone unturned in actualising his ambition. He is a beckon of hope for the future,” Com. Anyiam said.