The Epe Division Professional Women Association (EPWA) has once again demonstrated its commitment to community development by extending cash empowerment support to beneficiaries across Epe Division while recognising distinguished personalities with Merit Awards of Excellence and Recognition.
Epe Insights reports that the event brought together community leaders, professionals, traditional rulers, government officials, and stakeholders from across the division in a celebration of service, leadership, and humanitarian impact.
A major highlight of the programme was the presentation of cash empowerment support to beneficiaries aimed at strengthening small businesses, improving livelihoods, and promoting economic self-reliance among residents.
The association noted that the initiative forms part of its ongoing efforts to support vulnerable groups and encourage sustainable economic growth within communities across Epe Division.
EPWA also honoured several eminent personalities whose contributions have positively impacted society and inspired community development.
Among the award recipients was Lady Doja Otedola, who was recognised for her enduring contributions to humanitarian service, women development, and community advancement.
The association equally honoured Bolanle Ambode for her commitment to social welfare, empowerment initiatives, and support for vulnerable groups.
Also recognised was M. A. Adewale alongside other distinguished personalities who have made remarkable contributions in their respective fields.
Speaking at the event, EPWA leaders reaffirmed the association’s dedication to empowering women, youths, students, widows, and underserved members of society through strategic interventions.
They emphasized that the organisation remains focused on creating opportunities that improve lives and foster sustainable community development.
According to the association, recognising outstanding individuals serves as a source of inspiration for future generations while encouraging greater commitment to service and leadership.
Guests at the event commended EPWA for its consistency in combining empowerment programmes with initiatives that celebrate excellence and community impact.
Many described the association as a key driver of grassroots development and women-led social transformation within Epe Division.
Epe Insights notes that EPWA has continued to build a reputation for championing humanitarian causes, educational support, healthcare outreach, mentorship programmes, and economic empowerment initiatives.
The empowerment programme and award ceremony further underscored the association’s commitment to recognising excellence while supporting individuals in need.
Stakeholders expressed optimism that the initiative would continue to strengthen livelihoods, encourage social responsibility, and promote inclusive development across Epe Division.
The event concluded with renewed calls for collaboration among community leaders, development partners, and stakeholders to advance empowerment and community-building efforts throughout the division.
