The Director ABN TV and Radio, Ifeanyi Okali has donated a brand new motorcycle to Ebem Ohafia in Ohafia local government area of Abia State to aid the operation of vigilante group in the community to help in enhancement of its security.
He announced the donation on Monday at the 2021 Ebem Cultural Day which took place at Abum Square Ekeluogo, Ebem Ohafia.
The media entrepreneur stated that he is concerned about the security of the community especially areas considered hard to reach.
Okali who was recently elected as the Publicity Secretary of Ebem Ohafia Development Union said the motorcycle is to help the vigilante operatives in the community carry out their routine patrol especially in areas where vehicles cannot reach.
While applauding the goodwill, the paramount Ruler of Ebem kingdom and Kpoke 1, Ekeluogo Autonomous Community, Ebem Ohafia, HRH. Ezie Ukoha Kalu Ukoha thanked Mr. Okali for the kind gesture, noting that such gesture can help in security and development of the community.
He called on other sons of the community especially those with deep pocket to take a cue from Mr. Okali and contribute their quota to the development of Ebem.
Earlier, the Traditional Ruler said the event is an opportunity for the community to assess its progress in the outgoing year and set new agenda for the new year.
He also said it is an opportunity for the community to display its cultural heritage.
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At the event, the newly elected executive members of Ebem Ohafia Development Union, EODU were sworn in.
