Meet Clara E. Obidike: Fashion CEO, Nurse and Community Leader
In a compelling narrative of resilience, leadership, and community service, Lady Clara E. Egbim-Obidike, the revered Okwuru Okarisia 1 of Nwanneka, emerges as a prominent figure, leaving an indelible mark in both the business and civic spheres.
Born on February 24, in Umukalu-Umukor, Nkwerre LGA, Imo State, Clara’s journey from St. Catherine’s Girls Secondary School in Nkwerre to the University of Texas at Arlington reflects a commitment to academic excellence. Specializing in Nursing, her academic prowess extended to Richland College, Richardson, Tx., where she delved into Medical Administration.
As the CEO of CEC Dynamic Fashion & Accessories Inc. based in DFW, TX, Clara not only distinguishes herself in the business realm but also takes pride in her multifaceted roles as a community leader.
A lifetime member of Who Is Who in the USA, Clara is the daughter of the late Sir Cyprian Ezekwem Obidike and the late Lady Helen Obidike, renowned leaders in their community.
Her commitment to community service is exemplified through diverse roles in various organizations, including the Nkwerre Aborigines Union (NAU), Imo State Congress Of America, Imo State Women Association – Dallas, Texas, Umuadaigbo organization DFW, and more. Clara’s influence extends globally as a dedicated Board member of Umuadaigbo Organization International Inc.
In addition to her professional acumen as the Head Manager of Excel Global Media Group – Dallas, Tx., Clara’s active participation in various organizations including, Imolites in Diaspora DFW, Igbo Community Association of Nigeria (ICAN), and the People’s Club of Nigeria International, where she assumed significant roles such as Founding Executive Director/Acting Chairman of Gainesville Branch, PRO of People’s Club Of Nigeria- Victoria Branch, Personal Assistant to the International President and a member of the Contact, Mobilization And Training Committee.
As a loving mother who single-handedly raised three graduate sons and a grandmother, Clara finds solace in her love for reading and exploring diverse cultures through travel. Her religious devotion adds another layer to her inspiring persona.
Clara E. Egbim-Obidike stands as a beacon of inspiration, embodying the values of leadership, philanthropy, and academic excellence.
