Abia First Lady, Priscilla Otti, Charges Women to Break Limits at 2026 Apostolic Convention

The wife of the Abia State Governor, Mrs. Priscilla Otti, has urged women, youths, and delegates to overcome societal and personal limitations to achieve their God given potential.

She made this call during her keynote address at the 2026 Ministers Prayer Network International conference, held at the Gilgal Convention Centre in Obuzo Asa, Ukwa West Local Government Area of Abia State.

Speaking on the theme, “Break Forth Beyond Old Limits,” Mrs. Otti highlighted the 17 year legacy of the conference, describing it as a consistent beacon for spiritual awakening, personal development, and transformational leadership.

She welcomed attendees gathered from across Nigeria and nations around the world, noting that their diverse presence reflects the growing impact of the apostolic movement.

The First Lady challenged the congregation to reject fear, doubt, and not to accept mediocrity.

“Every meaningful advancement begins when someone refuses to remain confined by limitations or excuses,” Mrs. Otti stated.

“To break forth beyond old limits is to reject the belief that your best days are behind you. It is to embrace the confidence that God is still writing greater chapters of your life”.

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Addressing the specific role of women in society, Mrs. Otti expressed the critical need for spiritually grounded, intellectually equipped, and emotionally resilient female leaders.

She emphasized that society needs women who can nurture families without compromising their own aspirations, and who will raise a generation that values character over worldly success.

Reiterating her administration’s focus on welfare, she noted, “We believe that sustainable development cannot be achieved when the potential of women remains untapped.

Every woman who discovers her purpose becomes a powerful force for positive transformation in society.

Mrs. Otti also adviced the young women and youth in attendance, reminding them that the future belongs to those who successfully combine faith with vision, discipline, prayer, and purposeful action.

However, she commended the leadership of the Ministers Prayer Network International Rev. Mosy Madugba and Rev. Chinyere Madugba for faithfully sustaining the vision of the conference and providing a platform for women from diverse backgrounds to seek God together.

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In his remarks, Rev. Mosy Madugba, offered special prayers for God’s continued protection over Governor Alex Otti and the First Lady, praying for divine guidance and willingness as they navigate Abia State on the path of progress.

By Chibunna Ikeokwu