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Emeka Atuma Friends International Set for Inauguration in Isiala Ngwa South
As momentum continues to build ahead of future political engagements in Abia State, Emeka Atuma Friends International is set to officially inaugurate its Isiala Ngwa South chapter on Wednesday, marking another step in its grassroots mobilization drive in support of Chief Emeka Atuma’s senatorial aspiration.
The inauguration, according to the Coordinator of the organization in Isiala Ngwa South, Hon. Ahuruonye Darlington, is aimed at consolidating support for Chief Atuma while promoting the ideals of visionary leadership, selfless service, and sustainable development.
Speaking with journalists ahead of the event, Hon. Ahuruonye said the organization was established to provide a platform for like-minded individuals committed to advancing the political ideals and developmental vision of Chief Emeka Atuma across Abia State.
He explained that the inauguration ceremony will take place at his residence in Isiala Ngwa South Local Government Area and is expected to attract party supporters, political stakeholders, traditional leaders, youth groups, women organizations, and other well-wishers from across the council area.
According to him, the event is scheduled to commence promptly at 12:00 noon, with all invited guests expected to be seated before the official commencement of proceedings.
Hon. Ahuruonye described the inauguration as another significant milestone in the growing grassroots movement supporting Chief Atuma, expressing confidence that the organization would continue to expand across communities while fostering unity, political participation, and constructive engagement among supporters.
He noted that Emeka Atuma Friends International is committed to strengthening community-based support structures and creating opportunities for citizens to participate actively in conversations about leadership and development.
The coordinator also urged members and supporters to turn out in large numbers for the inauguration, emphasizing that the event would provide an opportunity to reaffirm their collective commitment to the vision and leadership principles championed by Chief Emeka Atuma.
The inauguration is expected to further boost the organization’s presence in Isiala Ngwa South and reinforce its grassroots outreach as political activities gradually gather momentum across Abia State.
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