The Wife of the Governor of Abia State, Mrs. Priscilla Otti, has paid an unscheduled visit to several vulnerable institutions in the state, including motherless babies’ homes and destitute shelters, distributing food items, sanitary supplies, and cash donations.
During her visit to the Seventh Day Adventist Motherless Babies Home in Aba, Mrs. Otti donated bags of rice, cartons of pasta and tomato paste, gallons of groundnut oil, toiletries, sanitary items, and cash support to aid in the care of abandoned and motherless children.
She also extended her goodwill to the Ngwa Road Motherless Babies Home and Victims of Need Social and Motherless Home (VNSMBH), where she explained that her visit was inspired by the spirit of the season to share the joy of the new year with the vulnerable and ensure they don’t feel forgotten.
Mrs. Otti also reaffirmed the commitment of Governor Alex Otti’s administration to consistently support such institutions, acknowledging the role they play in caring for the less privileged and easing the burden of government intervention.
In their separate remarks, Mrs. Angela Ndubuisi (Director of Nursing Services, SDA), Arc. Amechi (Trustee, Ngwa Road Home), and Mrs. Von Obiegbunam (Director, VNSMBH) all expressed appreciation for the First Lady’s visit and her continued support.
The Commissioner for Poverty Alleviation and Social Protection, Mrs. Ngozi Felix, and the SSA to the Governor on Women Affairs, Mrs. Chinenye Nwaka, also commended caregivers for their humanitarian services and praised Mrs. Otti’s gesture as a strong statement that the vulnerable in Abia State are not forgotten.
