Catholic Archbishop Emeritus of Abuja, John Onaiyekan, has inaugurated new officials to lead the Catholic Women Organisation (CWO), Church of Assumption, Asokoro, for a four-year tenure in Abuja.
During the inauguration ceremony, Onaiyekan charged the newly elected officials to prioritise evangelisation, charity, women’s empowerment and spiritual development, while promoting stronger support systems for families, widows and orphans within society.
The cleric emphasised the critical role women play in society, urging members of the organisation to remain committed to fostering spiritual growth, community development and charitable support for vulnerable persons across communities.
The newly inaugurated President of the organisation, Mrs Chinyere Ekwe, pledged to lead with unity, humility, dedication and love for the growth of the organisation, the Church and the wider society.
“I encourage us all to remain steadfast in faith, committed to service, and supportive of one another as we continue to uphold the values of charity, discipline and womanhood.
“With God on our side and with your cooperation, I believe we will achieve greater progress together,”Ekwe said added, while assuring members of purposeful leadership and commitment to advancing the organisation’s activities and objectives.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Ekwe succeeded Mrs Amaka Ezeugo as president of the Catholic Women Organisation, Church of Assumption, Asokoro, following the completion of her leadership tenure.
Other officials inaugurated included Mrs Regina Ogbeh as Vice President, Mrs Chidiebere Ibeleche as Secretary, Mrs Blessing Bello as Assistant Secretary and Mrs Ebere Nwokolo as Financial Secretary.
Also inaugurated were Mrs Magret Onyeachonam as Treasurer, Mrs Monica Abiemwense Moru as PRO I, Mrs Ogechi Njoku as PRO II, Mrs Kambili Ajogbor as Provost I and Mrs Tessy Eyaja as Provost II.
The newly inaugurated officials were tasked with strengthening the organisation’s programmes, promoting unity among members and advancing charitable activities within the Church community and the wider society.
