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NRM Women Leader Congratulates Dr Esther Nkem Okereke On Emergence As Presidential Candidate

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By Jide Afolabi

The National Women Leader of the National Rescue Movement (NRM), Amb. (Mrs.) Oluwatunmise Sola, has congratulated Dr. Esther Nkem Okereke on her emergence as the Presidential Candidate of the National Rescue Movement (NRM) for the forthcoming general election, describing the feat as a historic milestone for women, youth, and all Nigerians who believe in competence, integrity, and inclusive leadership.

In a congratulatory message issued on Tuesday, Amb. Sola said Dr. Okereke’s emergence was not only a personal achievement but also a significant step forward in the quest for greater female participation in leadership and governance.

According to her, the emergence of Dr. Okereke has once again demonstrated that dedication, vision, and commitment to national development can break barriers and inspire a new generation of leaders.

“Your emergence as the Presidential Candidate of the National Rescue Movement is a testament to the fact that competence, perseverance, and service remain the true foundations of leadership. It is a victory that resonates with millions of Nigerians who yearn for credible and inclusive governance,” she stated.

The NRM Women Leader noted that Dr. Okereke’s success serves as a powerful inspiration to women across the country, proving that leadership positions are attainable through determination, hard work, and commitment to service.

“As a woman who has risen through perseverance and selfless service, Dr. Okereke’s achievement sends a strong message to Nigerian women that leadership is not beyond their reach. Women possess the wisdom, courage, strength, and capacity required to contribute meaningfully to nation-building and national transformation,” she added.

Amb. Sola also used the opportunity to call on women across Nigeria to rise above fear, limitations, and societal barriers by actively participating in politics and seeking leadership positions at all levels.

“This is the time for women to take bold steps, engage fully in the political process, and make their voices heard. The future belongs to those who dare to dream and have the courage to act. Nigerian women must seize the moment and play a greater role in shaping the destiny of our nation,” she said.

On behalf of the Women Forum of the National Rescue Movement and supporters of gender inclusion across the country, Amb. Sola congratulated Dr. Esther Nkem Okereke and prayed for wisdom, strength, and divine guidance as she carries the hopes and aspirations of millions of Nigerians.

She expressed confidence that Dr. Okereke’s leadership journey would continue to inspire positive change and strengthen the collective resolve to build a better Nigeria.

 

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