In the spirit of the 2026 August Meeting, Chief Barr. Prince Chukwudi Oli, popularly known as Oba Ezeafia, the APGA Candidate for Dunukofia, Njikoka and Anaocha (DNA) Federal Constituency, stormed the Obeledu Civic Centre to celebrate with, encourage and support the women of Obeledu Community.
The women, who gathered for their annual August Meeting, expressed delight over the visit of Oba Ezeafia, warmly receiving him and appreciating his decision to identify with them during the important community occasion. His presence added colour and excitement to the celebration, further strengthening the bond between him and the people of Obeledu.
Addressing the women, Oba Ezeafia admonished them to remain committed to their responsibilities as mothers, describing women as pillars of the family and critical contributors to the development of society. He urged them never to depart from the virtues of dignity, love, care, dedication and compassion, stressing that women play an indispensable role in building strong and responsible families.
He described women as home and nation builders, emphasizing that there can hardly be a good and stable home without the positive influence of an honourable mother. According to him, beyond nurturing their families, women also have a significant role to play in community development and the progress of society.
Oba Ezeafia also used the opportunity to solicit the support of the women ahead of the 2027 general election, assuring them that his administration would give women greater recognition and inclusion in the political system. He pledged to support and empower women while ensuring that they have a stronger voice and meaningful participation in decision-making and governance.
The visit further demonstrated Oba Ezeafia’s commitment to grassroots engagement and his resolve to maintain close contact with communities across the DNA Federal Constituency. He reiterated that women remain important stakeholders whose contributions and welfare must be given priority in the pursuit of sustainable development.
