Greater Accra Zongo Women Magajiyas Rally Behind Regional Leader
In a vibrant display of leadership, compassion and unity, the Greater Accra Regional Magajiya of the Zongo Women Caucus, Hajia Lami Ibrahim, has reaffirmed her unwavering commitment to uplifting women leaders within the Zongo communities. She held a powerful empowerment meeting with all 34 constituency Magajiyas in Accra, igniting a renewed sense of purpose, solidarity and hope among the grassroots leaders.
The event, held in a warm and convivial atmosphere, brought together Zongo Women Caucus Leaders from across the length and breadth of the Greater Accra Region.
These Magajiyas, known for their roles as mobilizers and influencers within their respective constituencies, gathered to receive guidance, motivation and support from their regional leader.
Hajia Lami Ibrahim, in her address, charged the Magajiyas to remain resolute in their callings and steadfast in their leadership roles. With deep empathy and strategic foresight, she delivered a series of motivational messages, urging the women not to lose sight of the bigger picture – a future where Zongo women play decisive roles in both community development and national discourse.
“You are not just leaders in name. You are the torchbearers of transformation within our Zongo communities,” Hajia Lami passionately declared.
“Stand firm and never underestimate your power to change lives, influence generations and shape policy”, she added.
Beyond words, Hajia Lami’s benevolence was on full display. She treated the Magajiyas to a delightful array of sumptuous meals, reinforcing her belief that acts of kindness and unity begin at the table.
Each leader was also given a token cash package to support their transportation and personal needs – a gesture that was warmly received and deeply appreciated.
The mood at the end of the meeting was one of joy, gratitude and unbreakable sisterhood.
The Magajiyas unanimously expressed their heartfelt appreciation to Hajia Lami for her exemplary leadership and unmatched generosity.
Many described the meeting as “spirit-lifting” and “timely,” coming at a period when women leaders in the Zongos need reassurance and renewed energy to continue their mission.
In a united front, they pledged their unflinching support for Hajia Lami Ibrahim in all her endeavours, describing her as a “pillar of hope,” a “mother of the movement” and a “woman of action.”
This gathering is seen as a strategic move in strengthening the Zongo Women Caucus ahead of national engagements and community initiatives. Political analysts believe that under Hajia Lami’s leadership, the caucus is poised to become a formidable force in grassroots mobilization and policy influence.
As the sun sets over Accra, the voices of these empowered women echo through the Zongo communities – a signal that the future is indeed female and it is in safe, capable hands.