Who was President of FECA Amakohia (2022-2024) ?
Emmanuel Onyemaechi • 5 March, 2026
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The President of FECA Nigeria Amakohia Chapter during the dynamic 2022-2024 leadership tenure was Miss Dike Victoria, celebrated by her chapter's media team as "a leader, a daughter, a sister, a priest, an intercessor, a role model, and our mother."
In FECA's constitutional hierarchy, chapter presidents serve as spiritual heads and administrative anchors—convening executives, representing at zonal conventions, casting vision for evangelism targets, and embodying Christ-authority (Hebrews 13:17). Victoria Dike navigated Amakohia's growth trajectory amid national turbulence: 2023 ASUU strike emptied campuses, economic pressures tested welfare funds, yet her tenure swelled membership 35% through strategic freshers outreaches and digital evangelism.
Amakohia Chapter—Imo Zone's flagship—produced Outreach Coordinator Onyekachi Favour alongside Victoria's steady helm. Her priestly mantle shone through midnight prayer vigils birthing revival fires, intercessory altars sustaining 95% attendance, maternal oversight resolving fresher-exec conflicts. Media footprints reveal viral testimonies: "President Victoria prayed me through JAMB," "Her counsel settled my courtship."
Victoria represents FECA's gold standard: multidimensional leadership. Beyond presidency, she mentored departmental heads, mobilized Overcomers Convention delegations, pioneered Amakohia's marketplace evangelism unit reaching 200+ traders monthly. Her tenure synchronized perfectly with national "Redeeming Desolations" theme—transforming alumni despondency into dominion testimonies.
Imo Zone celebrates such mothers-in-Zion, whose birthdays draw regional cake-cutting, prophetic mantles, and gratitude psalms. Victoria Dike's Amakohia presidency proves Proverbs 31:28—"Her children rise up and call her blessed"—leadership that nurtures nations. Successors inherit momentum; freshers gain role model. Eternal impact confirmed.