By Our Reporter, Kogi
Ahead of the political activities surrounding the Kogi East senatorial race, senatorial hopeful Chief Dr. Joseph Ameh Erico has reiterated his commitment to women empowerment, religious institutions and grassroots community development.
Erico spoke at the 16th anniversary celebration of the Catholic Women Organisation, Ankpa Deanery, where he announced financial support worth ₦11.5 million for church and community-related initiatives.
The event brought together members of the Catholic faithful to celebrate the organisation’s contributions to spiritual development, service and community advancement within the Catholic Diocese of Idah.
Erico praised the leadership of the Catholic Diocese of Idah, particularly Bishop Most Rev. Anthony Adaji, MSP, for providing spiritual guidance and promoting peace, unity and harmony across Igala land.
He maintained that religious organisations and women groups have important roles to play in strengthening families, developing communities and mobilising people at the grassroots.
Breakdown of Erico’s ₦11.5m Intervention
The financial intervention announced by Erico was distributed among different church and community initiatives.
The Catholic Women Organisation received ₦7 million to support the commencement of its proposed flagship development project.
The Catholic Diocese of Idah received ₦3 million for diocesan programmes, while ₦1 million was provided for the welfare of priests within the deanery.
Erico further gave ₦500,000 to Rev. Fr. DoBon to support his ministry.
The CWO leadership thanked Erico for the gesture, describing it as evidence of his support for faith-based organisations and programmes aimed at empowering women and improving communities.
The anniversary celebration ended with prayers for peace, unity and progress, as participants highlighted the importance of collaboration between religious institutions, community leaders and development-minded individuals.
East 2027: Erico Backs Catholic Women, Church Projects with ₦11.5m
By Our Reporter, Kogi
Ahead of the political activities surrounding the Kogi East senatorial race, senatorial hopeful Chief Dr. Joseph Ameh Erico has reiterated his commitment to women empowerment, religious institutions and grassroots community development.
Erico spoke at the 16th anniversary celebration of the Catholic Women Organisation, Ankpa Deanery, where he announced financial support worth ₦11.5 million for church and community-related initiatives.
The event brought together members of the Catholic faithful to celebrate the organisation’s contributions to spiritual development, service and community advancement within the Catholic Diocese of Idah.
Erico praised the leadership of the Catholic Diocese of Idah, particularly Bishop Most Rev. Anthony Adaji, MSP, for providing spiritual guidance and promoting peace, unity and harmony across Igala land.
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He maintained that religious organisations and women groups have important roles to play in strengthening families, developing communities and mobilising people at the grassroots.
Breakdown of Erico’s ₦11.5m Intervention
The financial intervention announced by Erico was distributed among different church and community initiatives.
The Catholic Women Organisation received ₦7 million to support the commencement of its proposed flagship development project.
The Catholic Diocese of Idah received ₦3 million for diocesan programmes, while ₦1 million was provided for the welfare of priests within the deanery.
Erico further gave ₦500,000 to Rev. Fr. DoBon to support his ministry.
The CWO leadership thanked Erico for the gesture, describing it as evidence of his support for faith-based organisations and programmes aimed at empowering women and improving communities.
The anniversary celebration ended with prayers for peace, unity and progress, as participants highlighted the importance of collaboration between religious institutions, community leaders and development-minded individuals.
