The Global President of Women Support Women Community Network (WOSCONET) and Anambra Women General Assembly (AWGA), Amb. Mrs. Amaka Nweke JP., has on behalf of both organizations, extended warm congratulations to Chief Mrs. Lillian Ujunwa Chinweze for her recent emergence as the APGA Deputy Chairmanship candidate for Dunukofia Local Government Council in the forthcoming Anambra State Local Government Elections.
In her message, Amb. Nweke expressed great pride in Mrs. Chinweze's accomplishments, commending her for the dedication, leadership, and passion she has consistently displayed in her efforts to uplift women and promote positive change within the community. "This achievement is not only a testament to your unwavering dedication, leadership, and commitment to the betterment of your community but also a reflection of the confidence and trust that the people of Dunukofia, the Anambra Women General Assembly, and Women Support Women Community Network have in your vision and capabilities," said Amb. Nweke.
Chief Mrs. Chinweze, who currently serves as the Vice President of Anambra Women General Assembly and a member of WOSCONET, has been a beacon of inspiration for women across Anambra State. Her candidacy for the Deputy Chairmanship of Dunukofia marks a significant milestone in her career and signifies the growing inclusion of women in political leadership within the state. Amb. Nweke noted that this opportunity would allow Mrs. Chinweze to further extend her influence and impact, building on her already impressive track record of integrity, hard work, and passion for service.
In her congratulatory message, Amb. Nweke also lauded the Governor of Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, for his progressive leadership in creating an environment that promotes gender equality. "We commend Governor Soludo for giving women a voice and fostering a political atmosphere where women can thrive and lead. The inclusion of strong women like Chief Mrs. Lillian Ujunwa Chinweze in leadership positions paves the way for future generations and inspires hope for a more equitable society," she remarked.
Chief Mrs. Lillian Ujunwa Chinweze’s candidacy is seen as a victory not just for her but for women across Anambra who aspire to serve in leadership roles. As Vice President of AWGA, she has already demonstrated exceptional leadership and a commitment to empowering women, a role that has undoubtedly prepared her for this significant political step. Amb. Nweke expressed confidence that Mrs. Chinweze’s journey would inspire many more women to pursue leadership positions and contribute meaningfully to the development of their communities.
"This success is a milestone for women in leadership, paving the way for future generations to follow in your footsteps. Your candidacy will further empower the voices of Dunukofia and serve as a beacon of hope for many," Amb. Nweke added.
While the local government elections approach, the recognition of women’s leadership continues to grow, signaling a positive shift towards more inclusive governance. Mrs. Chinweze’s candidacy stands as a bold reminder of the progress being made in bridging the gender gap in politics, particularly at the grassroots level.
WOSCONET and AWGA stand united in support of Chief Mrs. Lillian Ujunwa Chinweze, confident that her leadership will bring lasting progress and development to Dunukofia Local Government Area. The organizations, along with women from across Anambra, eagerly look forward to the positive changes she will bring, affirming their full backing for her campaign.
In closing, Amb. Nweke reiterated her congratulations: "Once again, congratulations on this remarkable achievement. May you continue to excel, and may your leadership bring lasting progress and development to Dunukofia LGA. We wish you every success as you embark on this exciting new chapter, and we stand behind you in full support. God’s grace, our Queen!"
This milestone in women’s inclusion in political leadership is a source of great pride for all members of the Women Support Women Community Network, as they continue to advocate for more women to step into roles that will shape the future of Anambra State and beyond.
