As Easter unfolds across the globe, the Woman Leader of Bonny Kingdom, Amaopuorubo Helene Jack-Wilson Pepple, has shared a powerful message of hope, urging the people of Bonny to embrace the season as a time for healing, unity, and renewed purpose.

In her goodwill message, Amaopuorubo Pepple encouraged all Bonny indigenes both at home and in the Diaspora to reflect on the values of love, sacrifice, and compassion that define the Easter celebration.

She offered prayers for peace in every home, strength in every heart, and progress in every community.

Amaopuorubo Pepple, who is also the Leader of the Bonny Women Forum, and a strong voice for women and families, Amaopuorubo Pepple also reaffirmed her commitment to grassroots development.

She highlighted the work of the Bonny Women Forum (BWF), which under her leadership continues to support vulnerable groups especially widows and the elderly through food relief programs, health outreach, and empowerment initiatives.

Pepple used the occasion to emphasize the importance of cultural preservation, particularly through her efforts to sustain the Iria ceremony, an age-old tradition that continues to inspire confidence, dignity, and pride among young women in Bonny Kingdom.

Known for her transparent leadership and dedication to community engagement, Pepple has earned widespread trust. Her financial accountability in steering the BWF has deepened public confidence and set a standard for inclusive leadership.

She called on all residents to strengthen their commitment to peacebuilding and unity, reminding them that Bonny’s greatest strength lies in its people’s shared resolve and collective spirit.

As Easter brings with it a message of hope and rebirth, Amaopuorubo Helene Jack-Wilson Pepple stands firm as a symbol of resilience, cultural pride, and compassionate leadership guiding her people with both heart and purpose.