By Barth Ozah
A Canada-based indigene of Oshimili South LGA, Lady Bridget Ajala-Asindi has emerged the Director, Contact and Mobilisation of Integrity Group, Diaspora Chapter following her nomination and consequent approval by the College of Patrons, Patroneses and Ambassadors of Integrity Group.
According to a press statement made available to Journalists in Asaba, and endorsed by the Convener of Integrity Group, Dr. Oke Idawene and Barr. Felix Offiah PhD, Secretary Integrity Group, Ajala-Asindi’s appointment was in recognition of her huge contribution towards the propagation of MORE agenda.
The press statement applauded the choice of Ajala-Asindi whose track records in women mobilisation has been recognised internationally noting that she will help the Integrity Group of Delta State coordinate various women support groups across the diaspora as well as help to showcase the MORE agenda and You Matter Charity Foundation globally.
“Integrity Group of Delta State is MORE agenda and You Matter Charity Foundation ambassadors. Our goal is to promote and propagate the achievements of governor Oborevwori to all corners of the world. We implored you to use your office as Director, Contact and Mobilisation of Integrity Group, Diaspora Chapter to promote the MORE agenda at the international stage.”
The press statement further praised Governor Oborevwori for his effort in seeing to the completion of various projects embarked upon by his predecessors in a record time, as well as initiating new ones, adding that this is the beauty of having a visionary leader at the saddle.
The statement, however, appealed to Deltans to continue to support and pray for the success of Governor
Oborevwori, to enable him succeed in his MORE Agenda which is tailored towards the development of the state and promoting the wellbeing of the people.
Ajala-Asindi is a Special Assistance to Governor Sheriff Oborevwori on Women Mobilization. She has been involved in coordination of grassroots and diaspora support groups for MORE agenda and You Matter Charity Foundation leveraging on her two decade experiences abroad.