Ikwuano Obodoukwu community elders urge youths to shun vices

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By Brown Chimezie

In a bid to promote security and welfare  of people of Ikwuano Obodoukwu  Community  in Ideato North Local Government  Area of Imo State,  Executive Committee of the community  and Ikwuano Youth Council held a joint interactive  meeting where  youths were urged to shun anti social activities  that could potray the community  in bad light.

During  the  meeting which was attended by executive members of the mother union, including Eze Jude Obidegwu, Obi of Ikwuano Obodoukwu Autonomous Community, Eze Odenigbo II, his cabinet chiefs, and Ikwuano youths, among others., the community  deliberated on critical issues that will move Ikwuano  Obodoukwu  forward.

In his contributions, Obi of Ikwuano Obodoukwu, Eze Odenigbo II prayed for the peace and progress of the community and admonished the youths to be of good behaviour at all times and to reflect the character and decency the people of Ikwuano are known for over the ages.

Chief Vitus Uzoh, the Onwa Ikwuano, also enjoined youths to live exemplary life worthy of emulation. He advised the youths on the need to be humble and keep away from societal vices,  such as abuse of  hard drugs, violence, and criminality.

In his remarks, the President-General, Chief Ogunta, advised the youths on the virtues of living a responsible life that will make a positive impact on the Ikwuano Obodoukwu community.

He warned them against anti-social behaviors, like fighting, attacking their parents, smoking, consuming hard drugs, and other forms of criminality.

Highlight  of the event was the presentation  of certificates  of authority  to youth executives  in the community, among them, Prince Uche Ezeanyim, President; Nnamdi Obi,Vice President; Celestine Agbagha, Secretary General.

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