The woman in this photo is Prof. Stella Okunna: She was the ‘Super commissioner’ under Mr Peter Obi. Prof. Chinyere Stella Okunna (often called Dr./Prof. Stella Okunna or “Mummy Prof”) is Nigeria’s first female Professor of Mass Communication (2001) and the first in Sub-Saharan Africa. She is from Uga in Aguata LGA, Anambra State. Under Peter Obi (Governor of Anambra, 2006–2014), she took leave from Nnamdi Azikiwe University and served the full eight years in several senior roles: • Commissioner for Information and Culture (2006–2009) • Commissioner for Economic Planning and Budget and Coordinating Commissioner for Development Partnerships/Donor Agencies (2009–2014) • Chief of Staff to the Governor (concurrent with the planning portfolio in the later years) • Chair of the MDGs Implementation Committee, Anambra State Committee on Good Governance, and Anambra Vision 2020 She has said she did not know Obi before her appointment and told him she would not lie for him if his government underperformed. She later became one of his closest aides and a frequent public defender of his record on education, health, MDGs, donor partnerships, and fiscal management. She remains associated with him in later philanthropic and political activities. Background in brief: BA (University of Nigeria), MA (University of Leicester), PhD (University of Lagos). Long career at UNIZIK (Head of Mass Communication, first female Dean of Social Sciences, Director of UNIZIK 94.1 FM). As of 2026 she is Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academics) at Paul University, Awka. She is married to Dr. Eric Nwabuisi Okunna and has six children. #PeterObiforPresident

Na PO did Awka Road with CCC. The first and only road in Anambra constructed fully at night. They didn't work daytime on that road, everything you saw there was done in the night.