The Imo State Leadership in Diaspora Forum Worldwide has unveiled strategic plans aimed at fostering sustainable development in Imo State.
Addressing journalists in Owerri on Friday, the group’s President General, Sampson Udeh, expressed deep concern over the persistent security challenges that have hindered the state’s progress.
He revealed that the organization has finalized arrangements to collaborate with the Imo State Government in addressing these pressing issues.
“Our organization is committed to resolving the security and economic challenges facing Ndi Imo by offering practical solutions,” Udeh stated. “The participation of Imo State organizations from over 40 countries underscores our global reach and the determination of our people.”
Udeh also announced an upcoming summit dedicated to tackling the state’s key issues, scheduled for January 4, 2025, with the theme ‘ALA IMO GA-DI NMA’ (Imo Land Will Be Better).
“The summit will focus on economic growth, cultural heritage preservation, and the vital role of Imo citizens in the diaspora in the state’s development,” Udeh explained. “It seeks to enhance collaboration among diaspora leaders, the state government, and key stakeholders, while formulating actionable strategies for sustained progress.”
Key areas of discussion at the summit will include:
Promoting economic development in Imo State.
Preserving the cultural heritage and traditions of Ndi Imo.
Strengthening the role of Imolites in the diaspora in contributing to the state’s growth.
The event, expected to feature Governor Hope Uzodimma alongside other notable figures, promises to be a turning point in addressing the state’s security and economic challenges.
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