Awka Development Union (ADU) Women Wing has extoled the
virtues of the Wife of the Anambra State Governor Chief (Mrs.) Ebelechukwu
Obiano for her commitment to women empowerment and uplifting of the fortunes of
widows and indigent women in Anambra State. The commendation was made by the
wife of the traditional ruler of Awka, Her Majesty Lolo Nora Nwosu when she led
a delegation from ADU Women Wing on a courtesy visit recently to her office at
Government House Awka, Anambra State.
Her majesty told Mrs. Obiano that the activities of her
office in support of programmes of her husband as governor of the state are
already known across parts of Anambra and is a source of joy to many. She also
urged her to keep up the good works. According to Lolo Nora Nwosu, “Osodieme,
we are proud of you and we come in solidarity with you and to welcome you as
one of our own in Awka.”
Chief Mrs. Obiano assured Awka women that she is at home and
is committed to contributing her quota towards the progress and development of
Anambra State through her pet project the Caring Family Enhancement Initiative
(CAFE) which is working to empower women and eradicate poverty from the state
by 2020.
Mrs. Obiano told the delegation that CAFÉ initiatives also
include training programmes to ensure its sustainability. “Already we have
undertaken various programmes like the training of 42 women made up of 2
persons each from the 21 Local Government Areas of the state in tailoring;
others are being trained in soap making as well as in healthcare support
services in the rural communities where safe and child delivery and maternal
care services are needed.”
Mrs. Obiano assured Awka women that what they are witnessing
is a new era of progress and development both within Awka and across the state
“you are aware that new things are happening in Awka under the administration
of my husband His Excellency Chief Willie Obiano with a view to turning it into
a befitting state capital for Ndi Anambra. The ongoing construction works like
the fly-overs and the Millennium city projects amongst many others are all
aimed, on completion, at changing the total landscape.”
She told the women that many indigenes of Awka are playing
various roles as appointees under the present government, and called for their
support and prayers. She also noted that with the improved security and influx
of new investments and companies into the state more jobs will be available for
the youths of Anambra.
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