London, March 8, 2025 – The Chude’s Old Girls Association UK, ably represented by the president, Madam Patience, the vice president, Chief Miss Imoni Agege, Chief Mrs Gladys Iyoyin Ubiribo (Mama G) and other distinguished members, was among the prominent groups that graced the International Women’s Day Celebration organized by the Urhobo Progress Union (UK) Women Wing. The event, held in London on March 8, 2025, was a vibrant celebration of women’s achievements, resilience, and contributions to society.
The celebration brought together women from diverse backgrounds to honour the theme of “Empowering Women, Empowering Communities”. Chief Mrs Gladys Iyoyin Ubiribo aka Mama G, a respected leader and advocate for women’s empowerment, represented the Chude’s Old Girls Association UK with grace and distinction. Her presence underscored the association’s commitment to fostering unity, leadership, and development among women.
The event featured inspiring speeches, cultural performances, and networking opportunities, highlighting the pivotal role women play in driving progress and innovation. The Chude’s Old Girls Association UK, known for its dedication to empowering women and promoting education, was celebrated for its impactful initiatives and contributions to community development.
In her remarks, Mama G emphasized the importance of collaboration among women’s groups to address challenges and create opportunities for future generations. She also commended the Urhobo Progress Union UK Women Wing for organizing such a meaningful event and reaffirmed the Chude’s Old Girls Association UK’s commitment to supporting initiatives that uplift women.
The celebration was a testament to the strength, resilience, and unity of women, and the Chude’s Old Girls Association UK was proud to be part of this remarkable occasion. The association looks forward to continuing its work in empowering women and contributing to the advancement of communities both in the UK and beyond.
The Chude’s Old Girls Association UK is a vibrant network of alumnae of Chude Girls Secondary School, dedicated to promoting education, empowerment, and community development. Through various initiatives, the association supports the personal and professional growth of its members and contributes to the betterment of society.
The Urhobo Progress Union UK Women Wing is a dynamic organization committed to promoting the cultural, social, and economic advancement of Urhobo women in the UK. The group organizes events and programs that celebrate Urhobo heritage and empower women to achieve their full potential.
