Shocking State of Sec Sch Adadia Uruan Begs For Govt Attention(Pics Will Amaze You)

The sorry state of Secondary School Adadia Uruan has one again been brought to the attention of government for immediate rehabilitation.
An indigene of Uruan, Ubong Sure had this to say on his Facebook wall:

!!! Pls come to our rescue!!!
(SECONDARY SCHOOL ADADIA URUAN L.G.A ON TOTAL COLLAPSE)
Pls I call on our amiable Governor His excellency Deacon Udom Emmanuel to help save our children (the future generation) from lacking secondary school education and to be able to participate in the free and compulsory education going on in the state.
The deplorable condition of this school will be not less than 12 years now .Apart from the building there is no facility that could likened it to a secondary school.
This school serves about 15 to 20 villages spanning wards like; south 1,south 2,south 3 and adjoining villages like nung ikono obio and nung ikono ufok. And therefore it creates much difficulty for parents to transport their wards across miles seeking secondary education.
I believe in the ability of this government and as core believer in the PDP led administration, I plead for the government to come to our rescue.
God bless you as you save a generation now for even the unborn will thank you.

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