Hon. Kaka Omale Shines at Odudu Kya Festival, Champions Women Empowerment and Peace ***

 








On Monday at Aguada, Nasarawa State - A powerful message of peace, inclusion, and development resonated at the Odudu Kya Annual Cultural Festival in Agwada, as Honourable Chief Kaka Omale, aspirant for Kokona West Constituency, Nasarawa State House of Assembly, took center stage.

Addressing a gathering of dignitaries and community leaders, Omale emphasized the imperative of women's involvement in politics, stressing that sustainable development hinges on their active participation in decision-making. She urged the people of Kokona West to embrace peace, citing it as a catalyst for unity, growth, and progress.

Omale's presence at the festival reflects her growing influence and the trust the people place in her vision. Her leadership mantra - peace, inclusion, and purposeful leadership - resonated with the audience, who warmly received her message.

The event showcased Omale's commitment to empowering women and fostering development in Kokona West. Her 2027 campaign slogan, "For Peace. For Inclusion. For Development," echoes her dedication to building a brighter future for her constituency.

Kaka Omale's vision for Kokona West is gaining momentum, with her message of hope and unity striking a chord with the people. As she continues to champion the cause of women and peace, her popularity and influence are set to soar.

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