Dr. Ogah described the First Lady's visit as a significant moment for Abia, particularly as it highlights the rich cultural heritage and economic potential of the state through her engagement with the Akwete Weaving Cooperative Society in Ukwa East Local Government Area. He noted that the visit would further promote the empowerment of women, encourage entrepreneurship, and strengthen support for Made-in-Nigeria products.
In his goodwill message, Dr. Ogah praised Senator Tinubu for her unwavering commitment to improving the lives of women, children, families, and other vulnerable Nigerians through various humanitarian and empowerment initiatives. He commended her compassionate leadership and dedication to national development, describing her as a source of inspiration to millions across the country.
The former minister expressed confidence that the First Lady's visit would deepen collaboration between the Federal Government and Abia State in areas of women empowerment, skills acquisition, and sustainable economic development. He added that initiatives such as the promotion of indigenous industries would create more opportunities for local artisans and contribute to national economic growth.
Dr. Ogah, on behalf of his family, Masters Energy Group, and his associates, wished the First Lady a successful and memorable stay in Abia State. He reaffirmed his support for programmes that promote inclusive development and expressed optimism that the visit would leave a lasting positive impact on the people of Abia and Nigeria as a whole.
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