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After commissioning |
In a bid to ensure that each widow living in shanty is given
a shelter in the State, the wife of the Imo State governor, Nneoma Nkechi
Rochas Okorocha has completed and furnished two houses she built for indigent
widows in Umudumoma Umueleke in Ehime Mbano L.G.A. and Umuorji Umuokwe of
Eziawo 1 in Oru West L.G.A.
It was jubilation galore for the people of these two
communities in the above mentioned two local government areas as the initiator
of the ‘She Needs A Roof Programme’ (SNARP), Nneoma Nkechi Rochas Okorocha
commissioned the two bedroom apartments she built for the indigent widows who
were living in shanties
While commissioning the project, the governor’s wife
stressed on the need for wealthy people to appreciate God by assisting in
improving the lives of the less priviledged in society
She said she was motivated by her passion to help the
poorest of the poor and advised those who are yet to benefit from the programme
to be patient.
The member for Ehime Mbano in the Imo State House of
Assembly, Chief Kingsley Dimiaku and his Oru East counterpart, Barr. Greg.
Okemili as well as the State Chairman of APGA Prince Marshall Okafor Anyanwu extolled
the passion of her Excellency towards improving the lives of the downtrodden in
society and pledged the continuous support of the people of the areas.
The Director General Imo Foundation, Barr. Ngozi Njoku, the
President of African Initiative for Women, Dr. Chidimma Uwajimogu, former
Commissioner for Transport, Barr. Nelson Ezerioha and State APGA women leader,
Mrs. Amaka Agbanyeogwu commended Nneoma Nkechi Okorocha for the humanitarian
gestures
The people of these communities in their separate addresses
lauded the Owelle led administration saying it is not government of empty
promises but a government where things happen
The beneficiaries, Mrs. Helen Anyanwu and Mrs. Ann
Iroegbulem lauded the governor’s wife for opening a new chapter in their lives
and prayed God to continue to protect and bless her and her family
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