Gov. Ikpeazu’s Wife, Groups Advocates Passage Of Pending Bills For Widows And PWDs

By Our Reporter

The wife of the Abia State governor, Mrs. Nkechi Ikpeazu has advocated for the passage of three bills pending before the Assembly.

Leading women to the State National Assembly, the bills they canvassed for include: the Child Rights Law of Abia State, Obnoxious Widowhood Practices Bill and amendment of the Discrimination Against Persons with Disabilities Law of 2018.

She was accompanied by the Deputy Governor’s wife, Lady Vivian Ude Oko Chukwu, Dr. Onyinyechi Orji, who represented the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Women Affairs, Mrs. Ihuoma Uzosike; wife of Chairman of State Council of Traditional Rulers, Ugoeze Cecilia Nwabeke, members of Child Protection Network, National Council of Women Societies, International Federation of Women Lawyers and others.

The Assembly Speaker, Chinedum Orji, promised that the bills would be passed shortly. He commended the governor’s wife for her sustained disposition and passion for the indigent, vulnerable and PWDs.

Chinedum OrjiDeputy Governor’s wifeDr. Onyinyechi OrjiGov. Ikpeazu’s WifeGroups Advocates Passage Of Pending Bills For Widows And PWDsInternational Federation of Women LawyersLady Vivian Ude Oko Chukwumembers of Child Protection NetworkMinistry of Women AffairsMrs. Ihuoma Uzosike; wife of Chairman of State Council of Traditional RulersMrs. Nkechi IkpeazuNational Council of Women SocietiesUgoeze Cecilia Nwabekewho represented the Permanent Secretarywife of the Abia State governor
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