The Lagos State woman Leader of CAIM has appointed Evg. Ijeoma Ante to lead the wonmen to Enugu to bring home the cup

 

 


 31st August 2022

 

Evangelist Mrs Ijeoma Ante

Woman Leader Mushin Itire Chapter CAIM

 

Dear Evg. Ije

 

LETTER OF APPOINTMENT

 

The Lagos State Woman Leader of Christian Association of Igbo Ministers  (CAIM) hereby appoint you to Mobilize, Organize Lagos  Women for our up coming convention Enugu 2022.

 

This appointment is a clear manifestation of your leadership qualities, visionary and purposeful disposition to Igbo agenda, love and unity among Igbo Ministers.

 

We are confident that you will not only discharge your duties effectively but will also bring back the cup to Lagos state.    It is a call to service which bestows great responsibility on your shoulders.

 

It is our sincere prayer that Almighty God will endow you with wisdom to bring those positive and result oriented qualities of yours,  by this appointment, you are now authorise to call for a meeting for rehearsal,  as the case maybe ,  Also mobilize women for the convention.

 

Kindly accept our congratulations!           

 

Yours Sincerely

 

 

Rev. Mrs Ngozi Erem

(Lagos State Women Coordinator)

 



 

 

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