APC National Woman Leader CongratulatesStella Okotete On Successful Delta State Women Conference 2024

The All Progressives Congress National Women Leader, Dr. Mrs. Mary Alile Idele, extends heartfelt congratulations to Hon. Stella Okotete OON, Executive Director of Business Development at NEXIM Bank, for the remarkable success of the Delta State Women Conference 2024, themed “Empower To Serve”. 

Held in Delta State, the conference saw a vibrant gathering of women dedicated to embracing their roles as change agents in society. Dr. Mary Alile delivered a stirring opening speech that energized attendees, urging them to view empowerment as both a personal journey and a collective responsibility to uplift others and transform communities.

“Empowerment is not just about acquiring power; it’s about purpose,” Dr. Alile emphasized, encouraging women to utilize their achievements to create positive impacts across various spheres, from boardrooms to marketplaces. The event served as a vital platform for fostering dialogue and collaboration amongst women from diverse backgrounds, showcasing the immense potential within them to drive societal change.

The choice of Delta State, traditionally a PDP stronghold, for this significant gathering, underscores the APC’s commitment to strengthening its influence in the South-South region. Hon. Stella Okotete’s leadership and dedication to advancing women’s causes were pivotal in making this event a success, highlighting her role as a trailblazer for women’s empowerment in the area.

As participants engaged with trailblazers from various fields, Dr. Alile’s call to action resonated deeply, challenging women to reflect on their strengths and how they can serve with greater impact. The conference reaffirmed that empowered women can and should play a pivotal role in shaping the future for themselves and future generations.

The office of the APC National Woman Leader commended Hon. Stella Okotete for her tireless efforts and commitment to empowering women, and looks forward to the lasting impact of this conference on the lives of women across the region.