Okanga Movement Expands to Ezza Polling Units in Support of Chief Dr. Philip Agbese’s Grassroots Vision

Ijigban Ward, Ado LGA — In line with the timeless principle that “politics is local,” the Okanga Movement continues to strengthen its grassroots presence across the Enone axis. With unwavering dedication to community mobilization and cultural unity, the Ijigban Ward Branch of the Okanga Sisters has officially extended its reach to the three polling units of Ezza — Amaka, Odumoke, and Ojaba-Ije.

This strategic expansion, driven by the message and mission of Chief Dr. Philip Agbese, underscores the movement’s commitment to bringing governance closer to the people while preserving cultural identity. A formal inauguration of the Okanga Sisters in these polling units is scheduled for Tuesday, marking a new chapter in community leadership, political enlightenment, and grassroots organization.

Taking the Gospel Home: Politics Begins With the People

At the heart of this expansion lies a core belief: politics must begin at home. It is within our villages, communities, and polling units that true representation is built. As the people of Ijigban Ward embrace this message, they also rally behind a leader who understands the weight of this philosophy — Chief Dr. Philip Agbese, the servant-leader of Enone.

Through the activities of the Okanga Movement, the people are not only hearing the gospel of responsible representation but are also becoming active participants in shaping their own political future. The presence of Okanga in Amaka, Odumoke, and Ojaba-Ije serves as both a cultural and political awakening.

Why the Okanga Sisters Matter

The Okanga Sisters are not a mere political arm; they are a dynamic cultural and ideological front dedicated to mobilizing women, youth, and elders around shared values of integrity, service, and identity. Their presence in the community signals progress, unity, and readiness to contribute meaningfully to local and national discourse.

By extending to the three polling units in Ezza, the Okanga Sisters are solidifying their mission of spreading awareness, supporting the servant leadership of Chief Agbese, and reinforcing the idea that community development is everyone’s responsibility.

Cultural Alignment and Political Relevance

“Our people are conversant with Okanga, and Okanga is conversant with them.” This simple yet powerful statement echoes the unique relationship between the movement and the people. The Okanga brand is not foreign — it is rooted in the culture, traditions, and daily lives of the Ijigban people. It speaks their language, understands their struggles, and celebrates their identity.

As politics grows increasingly distant and disconnected in some quarters, the Okanga Movement serves as a bridge — reconnecting leadership with the grassroots, building trust, and reviving hope.

Looking Ahead to Tuesday’s Inauguration

The formal inauguration of the Okanga Sisters in Amaka, Odumoke, and Ojaba-Ije polling units will be a symbolic and strategic milestone. This event will bring together community members, traditional leaders, political stakeholders, and cultural enthusiasts to celebrate progress and reaffirm their commitment to service and solidarity.

The occasion will not only recognize the expansion of Okanga’s influence but will also energize the local campaign for political inclusivity, especially ahead of future electoral cycles.

Unity in Identity, Power in Participation

The expansion of the Okanga Sisters to the Ezza polling units is more than an organizational move — it is a statement of purpose. It is a declaration that Ijigban Ward is awake, engaged, and ready to lead from the grassroots. With Chief Dr. Philip Agbese as a beacon of servant leadership, and with the Okanga Movement as a vehicle of cultural and political expression, the future of Enone shines brighter.

Indeed, the people know Okanga — and Okanga knows the people.

Meet the Coordinators: Okanga Sisters Across the 37 Chapters

As part of the expansion, the Okanga Sisters’ Coordinators across Ado, Ogbadibo, and Okpokwu Local Government Areas have been appointed. These leaders will be responsible for community coordination, local mobilization, and distribution of Okanga Movement materials, including the Easter rice outreach package.

Below is the full list of coordinators and their contact information:

ADO LGA

1. Akpoge/Ogbilolo – Comfort Orinya – 08075500837

2. Apa – Attah Mercy – 07012661285

3. Ijigban – Helen Inawo – 09072674278

4. Ekile – Peace Agbo – 09076097795

5. Igumale 1 – Charity Okpokwu – 09164788690

6. Igumale 2 – Omoha Enoche Joy – 09043092947

7. Ulayi – Regina Iduwa – 09136546362

8. Ukwonyo – Eve Ogbu – 08101406685

9. Royongo – Eunice Illah

10. Ogege – Beatrice Aso Ada – 0701908840

11. Izzi – Idor Agnes – 07085586654

OGBADIBO LGA

1. Ai-Oodo 1 – Regina Enemari – 08107608603

2. Ai-Oodo 2 – Esther John – 09035006161

3. Ai-Oono 1 – Hon. Regina Akor – 07061876959

4. Ai-Oono 2 – Hon. Mary Musa – 08139137758

5. Ai-Oono 3 – Mary Clement – 09064942699

6. Olachagbaha – Kate Ochenehi Amodu – 09166318480

7. Ehaje 1 – Cynthia Reuben – 08167271555

8. Ehaje 2 – Maria Aleke – 09127121505

9. Itabono 1 – Regina Anyebe – 08109146731

10. Itabono 2 – Dorcas Augustine – 08134216691

11. Orokam 1 – Hon. Ada Ojile – 08032541979

12. Orokam 2 – Esther Enegole Obute – 08138385627

13. Orokam 3 – Ladi Ogbada – 09164460610

OKPOKWU LGA

1. Ojigo 1 – Elizabeth Onah – 08102863706

2. Ojigo 2 – Alice Anna Oche – 07039766476

3. Eke – Josephine Enuwa Agbo – 09061214438

4. Amejo – Mercy Ogwuche – 09137285656

5. Okonobo – Princess Rebecca Adah – 08130546794

6. Ugbokolo – Esther Igomu – 09071191632

7. Ingle/Okpaile – Cordelia Ali – 09150485602

8. Okpoga North – Elizabeth Anyebe – 08108031923

9. Okpoga South – [Coordinator Pending]

10. Okpoga West – Okpe Paulina – 07044792582

11. Okpoga Central – [Coordinator Pending]

12. Ichama 1 – Aladi Abah – 07040758126

13. Ichama 2 – Margaret Orefi Okeh – 07068139593

These women are not only local organizers — they are pillars of the movement, helping facilitate outreach, community dialogue, and cultural preservation under the leadership and vision of Chief Dr. Philip Agbese.

They are also charged with the delivery and equitable distribution of Okanga Easter Rice packages across all chapters on dates of their choosing.

SIGNED:
Cletus Emoche Agada
SLA, Constituency Relations
Administrator, Okanga Sisters

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 Local Action, Lasting Impact

As the Okanga Movement continues to expand, it remains firmly rooted in cultural identity and grassroots strength. The ongoing work of the Okanga Sisters, especially through these 37 dedicated coordinators, highlights the role of community-driven leadership in building a better future.

Politics begins at home — and for the people of Ijigban, Ezza, and beyond, that home is Okanga.