NURTW BOSS EMPOWERS INDIGENT WOMEN IN IHO DIMEZE

PROMISE FULFILLED

IHO WOMEN PRAYS FOR SEN HOPE UZODIMMA AND AMB. SAMUEL UDEH

Austin Jp

Yesterday 8th day of October 2023 will be a remarkable day for the people of Iho Dimeze ward in Ikeduru local government area of Imo State.

After a church service at Esocs the home church of the chairman of the national union of road transport workers Imo State Hon Comr Ukwenga Samuel Udeh JP (Eze Umuokorobia) fulfilled a pledge he made to the women of Iho dimeze  ward in Ikeduru LGA of Imo State.

Sam Udeh

At the general meeting of Iho Dimeze ward held and hosted by the State Chairman of NURTW, Chief Sam Udeh earlier last month of September pledged to empower and support indigent women in the ward with a little start up token that will assist them in their businesses.

While appreciating the ward for their commitment and support to All Progressives Congress in Iho Dimeze ward, and for their continues support towards Re-Election bid of His Excellency Sen Hope Uzodimma for the second term.

Cherubim and seraphim Iho-Ikeduru

Chief Ukwenga Samuel Udeh popularly called Eze Umuokorobia made a promise of empowering 22 women of Iho Dimeze ward, especially the indigent among them, to enable them start up and support their businesses.

Ambassador Samuel Udeh in his generosity and benevolent in nature, did not waste time in fulfilling this promise made to the women.

Addressing the women, NURTW BOSS appreciated the ward women teeming support to APC, especially at Iho Dimeze ward.

He charged them to continue galvanising more support to the party down to the polling units, for the total victory of the party on November 11th governorship election.

Ukwenga however challenged the women to come out enmass to vote for Sen Hope Uzodimma the APC governorship candidate, and called on them to make sure that no single vote goes out come November 11.

He handed over the envelopes containing N25,000 each to the 22 indigent women from Iho Dimeze ward.

Before the presentation properly, Chief Samuel Udeh extolled and showered praises to the loving and performing Governor of Imo State His Excellency Sen Hope Uzodimma, and stated that Iho Dimeze ward has benefited greatly from Governor Hope Uzodimma government through his people oriented projects in the State and human establishment with reference to Okigwe road which passed through Iho, especially the popular Ekemele spot that was a death trap before now and appointments of Iho sons and daughters in the shared prosperity government of Sen Hope Uzodimma (Onwa Onyoko).

He said; this empowerment programme is a way of easing hardship among the people at the rural areas and supporting their businesses.

Hon. Amb. Comr. Samuel Udeh (JP) encouraged the women to make good judicious use of the fund, through starting up a business no matter the little they can think of.

Comr Udeh in prayers, asked God Almighty to multiply and increase their businesses.

While reacting to the fulfillment of the promise made by the humble servant leader of the State Council chairman of the union, the women expressed gratitude to their son, brother and husband Chief Samuel Udeh and described him as a man his word is his bond.

They vowed to continue supporting their son Chief Samuel Udeh and APC in Iho Dimeze ward, assured him of their unwavering support toward re-election bid of His Excellency Sen Hope Uzodimma,insisted that APC government in the State has done enough to earn it’s hundred percent vote come 11th November governorship election.

They equally offered prayers to Hon Sam Udeh and for the victory of the People’s Governor Distinguished Sen Hope Uzodimma come 11th November governorship election in the State.

“It is obvious that Iho Dimeze ward with the collapsing of other political parties into the party in the ward, there is no any other political party existing in the ward except APC”

“We have benefited from the party and Governor Hope Uzodimma government, therefore it is our time to reciprocate our love and appreciation to His Excellency Distinguished Sen Hope Uzodimma the women concluded.