The Okun Development Association (ODA) has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing the development and empowerment of Okun women, as the world celebrates International Women’s Day.
Amb. Rotimi Akenson, President-General of ODA, emphasized the vital role Okun women play in driving community growth and progress.
This was contained in a statement issued by the National Publicity Secretary, Dayo Thomas, on Saturday.
To reinforce this commitment, ODA’s National Executive Council (NEC) introduced a new office of Women Leader, dedicated to prioritizing women’s development and empowerment.
“This initiative aims to inspire Okun women to take on more prominent roles in our society,” the statement read.
Recognizing the inherent entrepreneurial spirit and work ethic of Okun women, ODA has urged them to continue striving for excellence.
“By providing necessary support and resources, ODA seeks to unlock the full potential of Okun women.
“To achieve this goal, ODA will collaborate with local governments and relevant agencies, ensuring Okun women secure their rightful positions in society and have equal opportunities to thrive.”
