Presenters of the Anambra Broadcasting Service ABS have marked this year’s August Meeting with a blend of talk sessions, empowerment and humanitarian outreach, which attracted the Chairman, Anambra State Post Primary Schools Service Commission, Prof. Nkechi Ikediugwu, who spoke on women’s roles in family and nation building.
As part of the August Meeting activities, ten women were empowered with cash gifts and wrappers to support their livelihoods and ease family responsibilities, as ABS Managing Director, Mr Christopher Molokwu, who also played a key role in the humanitarian service, urged the presenters to continue championing causes that impact lives positively.
Speaking during the outreach exercise , an ABS presenter, Uchechukwu Ebonam, explained that the initiative was designed to give practical meaning to the August Meeting tradition by not only encouraging women through talks, but also backing words with action through empowerment, while a visit to a widow from Ghana, Mrs. Amina Dodoo, popularly known as Madam Ghana, who owns a grinding machine at the popular Unizik Junction, where the team offered her support and solidarity climaxed the event.
