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The Minister of State for Finance, Dr Doris Uzoka-Anite, has been conferred with the prestigious Ada Ukwu Ndi Orlu chieftaincy title by His Imperial Majesty, Eze (Dr.) Thomas Obiwuru Obiefule, Paramount Ruler of Umudioka Ancient Kingdom in Imo State, is being recognised for her outstanding contributions to peace, progress, and development.Â
The Minister of State for Finance, Dr Doris Uzoka-Anite, has been conferred with the prestigious chieftaincy title of Ada Ukwu Ndi Orlu Zone in recognition of her contributions to peace, progress, and development.
In a press release signed by Mohammed Manga, FCAI Director, Information and Public Relations, on September 22, 2025, the honour was bestowed by His Imperial Majesty, Eze (Dr.) Thomas Obiwuru Obiefule, Paramount Ruler of Umudioka Ancient Kingdom in Orlu Local Government Area of Imo State.
The presentation ceremony took place in Abuja, where the monarch personally handed Dr Uzoka-Anite the certificate of conferment.
Speaking during the event, Eze Obiefule described the Minister as one of the most distinguished daughters of Orlu, noting her dedication to public service and unwavering support for development. He said the title was a symbolic recognition of her impact both in Orlu Zone and across Nigeria.
Consequently, Dr Uzoka-Anite expressed gratitude for the honour, which she dedicated to the Nigerian people and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda. She pledged to continue upholding the dignity of her office while working towards peace, opportunity, and prosperity for the people of Orlu Zone, Imo State, and the country at large.
“I accept this title with humility and a deep sense of responsibility. By the grace of God, I will continue to uphold the dignity of this office and work for peace, opportunity, and prosperity,” she said.
The Ada Ukwu title, meaning great daughter or first daughter in Igbo, is a highly esteemed honour traditionally reserved for women who embody service, integrity, and leadership.Â
