Monday, 10 April 2017

Saraki, task women on Nation building, peace and unity.



Mrs Toyin Saraki, Wife of the President of the Senate, has called on the Umu Ada Di Igbo (UDIM) Mma, a socio-economic group, to promote national peace and unity among women.

Saraki, who was represented by the wife of Sen. Bassey Albert, at the Inauguration of the UDIM on Sunday in Abuja, noted that women remain an integral part of any nation.

She urged the group to focus on the goal which is to promote the sense of unity among its members, develop healthy matrimonial relationships, prevent all forms of abuse and promote youth awareness for development.

According to Saraki, women are the nation’s builders, they will deliver in promoting the economic, cultural and social growth of mothers and babies.
I am pleased to identify with the UDIM group, and I have no doubt these great women in this organisation will give these noble goals their best.

Toyin appealed to the UDIM to be united in purpose as they work towards improving the lives of women and the less privileged in the society.

The former governor of Anambra State, Mr Chukwumemeka Ezeife, also charged the women to make nation’s building a priority. Ezeife said that women were hardworking people and committed to any course they embarked on.

This is a time we need, our mothers, our wives, our sisters to contribute to the development of our place. Our place is in need of development, our men sometimes sell out, but the women are dogged, consistent, very reliable and very encouraging people.

Speaking at the event, the National Coordinator of UDIM, Mrs Beauty Iheaka, said that the aim of the association was to promote unity among igbo women of the seven Eastern States of Nigeria.

In this great organisation, we are aiming to lead our people to cross the boundaries of mere good, so that everyone could become great in whatever they do.

Iheaka said that the group also believes in the possibility of inspiring others to achieve greatness and live in it. She also said that the association would engage in more charity works and impacting on the society.

She said, UDIM, is a non-profit, non-political organisations with headquarters in USA with the soul purpose of promoting igbo sisterhood, igbo culture, heritage and unity.


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