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In a momentous event marked by celebration and gratitude, Her Excellency, the First Lady of Imo State, Chief Barr. (Dr.) Chioma Uzodimma, was honoured with the prestigious "Nneoma Nwere Ugwu" award by the Catholic Diocese of Orlu.
The ceremony, which brought together clergy, dignitaries, and women from across the Diocese, was a testament to the First Lady’s unwavering commitment to community service, compassion, and exemplary leadership. The title "Nneoma Nwere Ugwu," meaning "An Honorable Good Mother," reflects her outstanding contributions to social development and family values within the state.
Governor Hope Uzodimma, in his address, expressed profound appreciation to the Diocese and its women, stating, “Today is a special day. I thank the women of Orlu Diocese. I'm delighted to be here not just for the honour given to my wife, but because of the peace that exists in Orlu.”
He further reassured the people of Orlu of his dedication to the region’s growth and transformation, noting, “By the time I leave Imo State Government, Orlu people will be proud of their son. Orlu will be known for good.”
Highlighting the indispensable role of women in community building, the Governor added, “Women are agents of development,” acknowledging the strength and resilience of women in driving positive change.
The award ceremony underscored the harmony between faith and governance and marked yet another milestone in the Uzodimma administration’s efforts to promote peace, unity, and inclusive development across Imo State.
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