- Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA Chairman celebrates women on International Women’s Day.
- Anomo describes women as pillars of families and drivers of community development.
- Calls for greater investment in women through education and leadership opportunities.
The Executive Chairman of Ikosi-Ejinrin Local Council Development Area, Wale Raji Anomo, has congratulated women across the council and beyond as the world marks International Women’s Day, describing them as vital pillars of families, communities and national development.
Eko Hot Blog reports that in a goodwill message released on Saturday, the council chairman commended women for their resilience, strength and dedication, noting that their contributions continue to shape society and drive progress in various sectors.
According to Anomo, women play indispensable roles not only as caregivers within families but also as leaders, professionals, entrepreneurs and change-makers whose impact is felt across communities.
He stressed that investing in women through education, leadership opportunities and inclusive participation in economic and social life remains essential for sustainable development.
The chairman noted that empowering women goes beyond the pursuit of gender equality, adding that it is a necessary step towards building a more just, prosperous and inclusive society.
Anomo also highlighted the ability of women to uplift others and contribute meaningfully to community growth, stating that their commitment and vision continue to inspire progress within the council area.
He therefore urged residents to continue supporting initiatives that promote inclusion, equity and opportunities for women.
The Ikosi-Ejinrin council boss reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to policies and programmes that encourage women’s participation in community development and leadership.
He concluded by celebrating women across the council and wishing them a memorable International Women’s Day.
