The First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, donated N2b to Abia State to revive the Akwete fabric tradition, a hand-woven textile with deep cultural roots.During her visit to the production site, she emphasized the importance of preserving this heritage, calling it a 'sacred craft' passed down through generations.Tinubu encouraged Nigerians, especially youth, to embrace traditional attire and cultural practices as a way of honoring their identity.She highlighted how the craft is spiritually significant to women, who view it as a legacy for future generations.The donation aims to boost Akwete production, with plans to expand its reach beyond Igbo communities.Local leaders and traditional rulers welcomed the initiative, seeing it as a step toward economic empowerment and cultural pride.The First Lady's support underscores the role of traditional crafts in sustaining national heritage amid modernization.