ACHSOSA celebrates Ajebite women on international women's day 2026


Ajebo Community High School Old Students Association (ACHSOSA) under Engr. Adebayo Joda Celebrates Ajebite Women on 2026 International Women’s Day, Charges Them to Be Proactive

The Ajebo Community High School Old Students Association (ACHSOSA), led by its dynamic President, Engineer Adebayo Joda, proudly commemorates the 2026 International Women’s Day by celebrating the remarkable Ajebite women. This year’s celebration is not only a tribute to the strength, resilience, and achievements of Ajebite women but also a call to action for them to embrace productivity in their personal, professional, and community lives.

International Women’s Day, observed annually on March 8, is a global platform to recognize the invaluable contributions of women across all sectors of society. ACHSOSA, under the visionary leadership of Engr. Adebayo Joda, has taken this opportunity to honor the women who have shaped the Ajebite community through their unwavering commitment, leadership, and dedication.

In his message to the Ajebite women, Engr. Adebayo Joda emphasized the unique role women play in driving social change and development. “Ajebite women have always been at the forefront of progress in our community. Their courage, creativity, and compassion inspire us all. On this International Women’s Day, we celebrate your achievements and urge you to continue being proactive—embracing opportunities, overcoming challenges, and leading with confidence and integrity,” he said.

The association also commend success stories of Ajebite women who have excelled in education, business, healthcare, governance, and other sectors.

ACHSOSA calls on all Ajebite women to seize the moment, take initiative, and be agents of change in their families, workplaces, and society at large.

Engr. Adebayo Joda further stated, “Being proactive means anticipating challenges, making informed decisions, and taking deliberate steps towards achieving your goals. We encourage all Ajebite women to harness their potential, pursue continuous learning, and contribute meaningfully to community development. Your proactive spirit will pave the way for a brighter future for all.”

The Ajebo Community High School Old Students Association reaffirms its commitment to supporting women’s advancement through programs, community development projects, and advocacy for gender equality. ACHSOSA invites all stakeholders, including government bodies, non-governmental organizations, and private sector partners, to join hands in empowering women in all ramifications.

As we mark this International Women’s Day, ACHSOSA celebrates the strength and spirit of every Ajebite woman—past, present, and future. Together, let us build a community where women’s voices are heard, their rights are respected, and their contributions are recognized as vital to our shared progress.


 God Bless Ajebite Women
 God Bless ACHSOSA


 ```E-SIGN``` 

 *AMB OLASUNKANMI IJADUOYE* 

 ```NATIONAL PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER```

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