From Ifeanyi Okali Fakzy
Abia State has taken a bold step in rebranding its visual identity with the unveiling of a new logo and emblem. The new design aims to represent the state’s rich culture, history, and values, and is a significant departure from its predecessor.
The old logo, which featured a more traditional and cultural design, has been replaced with a modern and minimalist approach. The new logo features a stylized letter “A” made up of two curved lines, which could represent the state’s name and the idea of unity and togetherness. The colors used are also significant, with green representing fertility and abundance, while white symbolizes peace and purity.
The new emblem features an eagle perched atop a shield, with the state’s motto “God’s Own State” inscribed below. The eagle is a powerful symbol of strength, courage, and pride, while the shield represents protection and defense. The motto reinforces the state’s belief in divine guidance and blessings.
According to the state government, the new logo and emblem are designed to reflect the state’s progress and development, as well as its commitment to the well-being of its citizens. The government hopes that the new visual identity will inspire a sense of pride and unity among Abians, and promote the state’s image locally and internationally.
While the new logo and emblem may not be to everyone’s taste, they represent a bold attempt to rebrand and reposition Abia State. Whether or not the design succeeds in capturing the state’s essence and values is open to interpretation.
