The member representing Ukwa West State Constituency in the Abia State House of Assembly, Hon. Godwin Anyamagiobi Adiele, has pledged his support for the 2026 Asa Day Celebration, describing the event as a collective responsibility requiring the commitment of all stakeholders.
According to a publication released by Mr. Felix Chidubem Ambition, Head, Media and Publicity of Asa Day 2026 Planning Committee, Adiele gave the assurance when the 2026 Asa Day Celebration Committee paid him a courtesy visit as part of its ongoing consultations with political leaders and other stakeholders across Asa land.
The delegation was led by the Committee Chairman, Engr. Sterling Chinwendu Uruakpa, and Secretary, Sir Boniface Nwigwe, alongside other members.
Speaking during the visit, Uruakpa commended Adiele for his contributions to the political and developmental affairs of Asa land, noting that his experience and influence remained valuable to the success of the annual cultural event.
He explained that the visit was aimed at seeking the lawmaker’s advice, guidance, encouragement and support, while also acquainting him with the committee’s preparations for the 2026 celebration.
The Chairman particularly highlighted plans for a political summit, which is expected to bring together political leaders, elder statesmen, women, youths and other critical stakeholders to deliberate on a common development agenda for Asa land ahead of the 2027 general elections.
In his response, Adiele reaffirmed his commitment to initiatives capable of promoting unity, peace and sustainable development in Asa land.
He assured the committee of his readiness to support the forthcoming celebration, stressing that its success would depend on the collective contributions of the people.
“All of us must give our helping hands to support Asa Day. We have been doing it, and we will not stop doing it. This programme must work out,” he said.
The lawmaker expressed confidence in the committee’s preparations and prayed for the success of the celebration, assuring members that their sacrifices and contributions towards making the event successful would not be in vain.
