Dr. Mrs Ngozi Olejeme has called on Igbo women to remain united, hopeful and committed to supporting one another, stressing the importance of women’s inclusion and empowerment in the development of families and society.
Olejeme made the call in a message addressed to Igbo women, members of the Dr. Ngozi Olejeme Igbo Ladies Support Forum (DNOILS), Tinubu Torch Bearers (TTB) and members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) across Nigeria.
In the message, titled “A Message of Love and Hope,” Olejeme acknowledged the contributions of women to their families, businesses and communities, describing them as the “backbone” of their homes and communities.
She commended members of her support groups for what she described as their commitment, sacrifice and grassroots activities, particularly in promoting messages associated with the Tinubu administration and the APC.
“My beloved Igbo women, you are the backbone of our homes, the strength of our markets and the wisdom of our communities,” Olejeme said.
She expressed solidarity with women facing economic and social challenges, assuring them that their concerns and aspirations remained important.
Olejeme also urged women to continue to promote unity, love and peaceful engagement while praying for the President, peace in the South-East and stability across Nigeria.
According to her, women should remain hopeful about greater inclusion, recognition and empowerment, adding that no woman, including Igbo women, should be left behind in the nation’s development.
She further thanked members of DNOILS, Tinubu Torch Bearers and the APC for their support and described their grassroots activities as a demonstration of commitment to their respective causes.
Olejeme is currently National Coordinator of the Tinubu Torch Bearers, a grassroots political mobilisation group. She was also recently named South-South Zonal Director for Election Planning, Coordination and Mobilisation in the APC’s 2027 Presidential Campaign Council.
She concluded her message by calling for continued unity and solidarity among women while expressing her commitment to working with them.
The message was issued by the Dr. Ngozi Olejeme Media Team.
