Vivian Emesaraonye Dimgba , Contesting for House of Assembly Ezinihitte L.G.A Mbaise Imo State

Leadership, Experience, Value.

Former banker, gender historian, publicity/media consultant, and a frontline advocate for women political participation.

Welcome dear friend!

My Mission

Working for the welfare of the common people by making an extraordinary impact across social, human and economic development facets through politics of compassion, courage and service.

Vision

To inspire, empower and influence thought processes around inclusive governance and wealth creation through human capital investments; thereby, making a difference, one person at a time.

Support me.

Vivian Uloma Dimgba is running for the State House of Assembly to represent her constituency Ezinihitte LGA Mbaise, Imo State. Support Vivian Dimgba today by volunteering or donating. Everyone is welcome on board.

Healthcare

Health is wealth and as such, improving access to decent a healthcare system for everyone, including a subsidized community health care management for pregnant women and children through the provision of the right infrastructure, is at the core of my mandate

Inclusion

Eliminating all harmful practices, such as child marriage, forced marriage, female genital mutilation, discrimination against people with disability, gender -based violence. Top of my agenda is ensuring women’s full and active participation in economic and political leadership at all levels.

Quality Education

Being the most significant vehicle for societal progress and change, I am dedicated to bridging the gulf between the rich and the poor through the development of an accessible and standard education system comparable to the world’s best models.

Environment

Will protect the environment by pushing for better environmental laws and reforms; waste management strategies, recycling plants in the constitute, which in turn will create jobs and opportunities. I am firm believer in waste to wealth.

What we should all do

Breaking the bias

Women all over the world face very difficult situations in their pursuit of political relevance. There’s a common perception that women are weak, and do not possess leadership traits.

# BreakingTheBias
is all about reminding society that women are not just capable of so much more, but they are natural leaders. Women’s worth should never be tied to domesticities, and leadership is not testosterone-driven.
Breaking the bias is all about changing narratives, and stereotypes that exclude or potentially limits women political careers.

It is a clarion call to women all over the world and Africa to wake up, and not allow themselves diminished by these biases.

Breaking the bias is about bringing women together to shatter the barriers that otherwise held them, hostage, from having a full agency on how they represent their constituents.

LATEST UPDATES

16 Feb

Installation ceremony Rotary Club, Owerri North, induction of 5th President, Rotarian Williams Ajawara(phf).

Sights and sounds from the Installation ceremony of Rotary club of Owerri North, on the induction of her 5th President, Rotarian Williams Ajawara(phf

Vivian Dimgba rescues man, woman and children

24 Jan

It was a tough weekend. Uloma had called and asked me to come out for a drink so we can celebrate. I got dressed and drove out to meet her. On my way

16 Jan

Where does a woman truly belong.

Where does a woman truly belong? What does the Constitution say about a woman’s right to participate in an elective position? You can choose to

Get Involved

If you would like to show support, by volunteering on the campaign team or would like to send in a donation to help achieve her goal please contact us through the link below.