NNPP Celebrates Mothers’ day with Imo women

NNPP Celebrates Mothers’ day with Imo women

The Chairman of New Nigerian peoples party NNPP Imo state chapter, Engr Innocent Orji has described mothers on the occasion  of mother’s day as the heart and soul of all families and communities.

In his congratulatory message to Imo women, he recognized the importance of mothers in our lives and the significance of mother’s day celebration.

Engr. Innocent Orji

He enjoined mothers to continue to be examplary mothers and silent heroes who nurtured the seed of greatness for a progressive society.

In his message, he stated that New Nigerian Peoples Party, NNPP will continue to place prominence on gender equality and consider women for  elective position.

He call on all Imo women to embrace NNPP as alternative to achieve the vision of inclusive women in Nigerian politics.

Engr Orji, stated that women will continue to be the priority of the party in terms of social and political welfare. He concluded his message with an open invitation for Imo women to join the NNPP family and build a greater Imo.

According to a release by the  Publicity Secretary NNPP Imo state chapter, Comrade Chidiebere Godwill Enyia, the Chairman’s goodwill messages are in line with the ideology of the party.


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