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RIVERS STATE  MINISTRY  OF  EDUCATION 

COMMUNTY PRIMARY  SCHOOL AMAKU IGBODO ETCHE  RIVERS  STATE. 

Our Ref… Your Ref… Date:…___________________________________

The  Registrar, 

Rivers State  University, 

P.M.B. 5080 Nkpolu-Oroworukwo, Port-Harcourt, Rivers State. 

Dear  sir,   

A Reference  Letter  of  Mr.  Fortune  Nwaiwu 

I  am  proud  to  offer  a  letter  of  reference  for  Mr.  Nwaiwu  Fortune  who  has  chosen  to  work  in  your institution.  The  applicant  is  well  known  to  me  right  from  his  birth,  and  it  happened  that  he  was  my  student. With  respect  to  his  assiduity,  Mr.  Nwaiwu  works hard,  and  is  very  polite  and  respectful.  In  addition,  he  is an  experienced  tutor  and  a  research  oriented  fellow,  and  has  enrolled  into  a  Ph.D.  program  with  Ignatius Ajuru  University  of  Education,  Port-Harcourt.  I  therefore,  with  no  qualms  reference  him  for  you  to  grant him  any  service  he  may  need from  you. Please  do not hesitate to  contact me  if  you should  require  any  further information.


Thanks. 


Yours  faithfully, 



Mrs. Juliana  Nwaiwu 

+234 (801)  6945-3536 

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