The Anambra State Chapter of the Social-Cultural Organization, Ohaneze Ndigbo, on Friday, elected new executive that will pilot the affairs of the body for the next four years.
The election, which took place in Awka, was supervised by the Organization national delegates, men of the Nigeria Police and the State Security Service, DSS, among other stakeholders across the state.
Udodeme Emeka Festus was elected President, while Barr. Titus Akpudo – Vice-President, Okafor Chukwudubem Emmanuel was on his part elected Secretary.
In his remarks, the immediate past president General, Chief Demian Okeke-Ogene, charged the newly elected officials to keep abreast of changes in the Apex Igbo Social-Cultural Organization especially with the advent of digital technology to enable the world knows the activities of the body.
He assured them of his continuous support and sponsorship even as he urged them to build their self-esteem to compete favourably with their counterparts in other regions of the country, on issues of national importance.
In his acceptance speech, the newly elected President general, Udodeme Emeka Festus, encouraged other executive members to use their positions to speak up and be the voice of the voiceless.
He also called on his executive members to bring their individual intelligence towards transforming the organization in Anambra and beyond.
Other elected officials include;
Iwuchukwu Godwin – Treasurer, Nwafor Frederick Sunday – Financial Secretary, Omatali Samuel Udogalanya – Assistant Secretary, Olumba Gilbert Chukwuka – Publicity Secretary, Ezeofor Peter Onyebuchi – Organizing Secretary, Emelife Emmanuel Chinweuba – Assistant Treasurer ChiefHon. Samuel Nweke – Assistant Publicity Secretary, Okafor Innocent Nwabuike – Assistant Financial Secretary, Odianma and Moses Nnamdi – Assistant Organizing Secretary
