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Home » World News » UK » Dr. Daisy Nwaozuzu Becomes President of Nzuko Ndi Igbo Dundee-Scotland

Dr. Daisy Nwaozuzu Becomes President of Nzuko Ndi Igbo Dundee-Scotland

December 31, 2024
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Following a competitive election process held on November 27th and 28th, 2024, members of Nzuko Ndi Igbo in Dundee, Scotland, have elected a new executive council to lead their union. The election, conducted through a secret ballot, saw Dr. Daisy Nwaozuzu chosen as the President, marking a new chapter for the association.

The newly elected officials were inaugurated on December 15th, 2024, during the association’s Love Feast ceremony, which took place at St. Mary Our Lady of Victories Catholic Church Hall, located at 36 Forebank Road, Dundee. The event also served as the conclusion of the union’s year-end celebrations, bringing together members for a joyful occasion.

The full list of the new executive members includes:
– Dr. Daisy Nwaozuzu – President
– Barrister Mavis Whytock – Vice President
– Dr. Onyebuchi Onwube – General Secretary
– Mr. Chukwudi Obasi – Financial Secretary
– Mrs. Ginika Akunna – Treasurer
– Mr. Chukwuemeka Egbosinmba – Director of Socials
– Miss Esther Vincent – Assistant Secretary

In her acceptance speech, Dr. Nwaozuzu expressed her commitment to serving the union with diligence, emphasizing unity and collective action. “Let us continue with the team spirit and reap the power of togetherness,” she stated, urging members to focus on promoting unity and overcoming divisive elements. She also reminded the audience of the Igbo philosophy, “Onye ahala Nwanne ya” (Let no one abandon their brother), which emphasizes solidarity and mutual support within the community.

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The event was attended by members, friends, and well-wishers from Dundee and surrounding areas, contributing to a lively and vibrant atmosphere. The ceremony ended with a celebration filled with refreshments, love, and happiness, fostering a renewed sense of community among the union’s members.

The election and inauguration mark an important step forward for Nzuko Ndi Igbo Dundee as it embarks on a new leadership era under Dr. Nwaozuzu, with hopes for continued growth and unity within the organization.

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