Official Opening of LAW-P Skills Acquisition Centre Achina

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League of Achina Women Professionals (LAW-P) has finally unveiled their resource centre: Skills Acquisition Centre in Achina, Aguata LGA, Anambra State.

The 2nd of January 2026 marked a significant steps in the program of LAW-P in community and human development. It’s modern Skills Acquisition Centre where students can learn:

Fashion Designing
Shoes Making
Computer Training
Cosmetology (Make-up) etc.

Eze Idegwu III attended this occasion alongside other dignitaries, professionals, captains of Industries, men, women and youths from Achina and beyond.

Barr. Chinwe Ezenwa-Mbah the LAW-P President welcomed the invited guests:

Chief Dennis Chibuzor Ezenwaka (Akalugo na Achina): Chairman of the occasion
Hon Engr. Dom Okafor, representing Aguata Federal Constituency honored the invitation with his presence.
Arch. Chucky Ezenwa (Ezechimereze na Achina): Keynote Speaker.
Chief Emeka Dimude (Ifedioranma na Achina): Chief Unveiler
Chief Gabby Dimude (Ichie Ugo-na-abo, Ezeomeudo): Father of the day
Mrs. Mgboyibo Onwumelu (Mother of the day)
Dr. Adaku Aniebue, PhD. (Charter President LAW-P

Official Opening of LAW-P Skills Acquisition Centre Achina

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Take-home From the event:

A tour of the LAWP Skill Acquisition and ICT Training Centre showcased the following;

A 150 seater Workstation fully equipped with Computers and other digital equipments to bridge the digital divide and provide our youth and women with marketable digital skills for the 21st-century economy.

A modern Fashion and Designing Section to train the next generation of fashion entrepreneurs.
A specialized Shoe Making Section to impart valuable skills in leatherwork and manufacturing.
A total woman section consisting of Hair salon, Nail and spa, total make over, and gele tying.

Hon Engr Dom Okafor (Hon member in the House of Representatives, representing Aguata Fed. Constituency) as a special guest, conducted the official opening. He stated the importance of partnership and agreed to partner with League of Achina women professionals by sponsoring students to see to the full utilization of the Centre.

Chief Emeka Dimude (Ifedioranma) as the official Unveiler of the Centre stated the importance of the Centre in impacting knowledge and gifted the seven students in Fashion designing department that excelled in one area or the other with cash awards.

The keynote speaker, Chief Chukky Ezenwa ( Ezechimereze) while speaking on the topic “Leveraging Skills and Technology for Economic Liberation in Rural Communities.” spoke on the importance building on little beginnings and stated that the LAWP Skill acquisition centre could not have come at a better time for the benefits of our rural communities than now.

The League of Achina Women Professionals also gave-out awards to some individuals and corporate bodies that contributed in no small measures to the completion of the Centre, these includes Tolaram Group for gifting the Centre with 35 units of different Sewing machines (including industrial sewing Machines)

Budhrani Charitable Trust for electrifying Amaiyi Comprehensive Health Centre with Solar Energy.

Others include Chief James Uduji ( Onwa Guruguru), Chief Chidi Onwuekwe (Ikukuoma), Sir Pharma Nnamdi Obi (Ozodinaobi), Nze Okey Ndu, Lolo Chioma Dimude, the Onubogu Family, Dr. Adaku Aniebue, the Inaugural Presidentof LAWP.

Excerpt from the Welcome address delivered by the LAW-P President:
“Upon assuming office as the second President of the League of Achina Women Professionals (LAWP), the idea of addressing academic decay and digital illiteracy in our schools, especially in rural public schools, was at the forefront of our agenda.
The idea was to purchase Desktops and supply them to various schools for use in teaching pupils and students.
We approached one of our brothers, Nze Emeka Obieli (Otigba), for ideas on how to sponsor the project. That singular meeting changed the trajectory. He suggested that we secure land from our Igwe and build a structure to accommodate all the skill structures we envisage under the same roof. This led us on the second missionary journey to our Royal Father, HRH Igwe G.N. Obiora, Eze Idegwu III, to appeal to him to allot a space to us, which he did.
We conceived this Hub to directly combat unemployment and the allure of delinquency by fostering entrepreneurship and self-reliance.
It is our firm belief that by equipping our people with relevant vocational skills, we are not just changing individual lives; we are building a more resilient, prosperous, and sustainable Achina for generations to come.” Chinwe Ezenwa-Mbah Esq. President LAW-P.