Tears Of Joy As Chief Dr. Mrs Nkoli Imoh (Adadioramma) Empowers 5000 Widows Across Anambra State

Popular philanthropist and founder Adadioramma foundation, Chief Dr. Mrs Nkoli Imoh (Adadioramma) has empowered over five thousand widows across Anambra state.

The program which took place on Wednesday at Central school field, Ukpor Center was flagged off to effect the lives of over 5000 widows and women across the state in her over hundred million naira empowerment fund.

Turnout was from all over Anambra members of the Adadioramma foundation.

This foundation had previously given out more than 100 cars and buses to different individuals across the state.

The foundation was founded in the year 2000. The annual Adadiorama Foundation Day comes up on January 3, 2018.

The Anambra state First Lady, Mrs Ebele Obiano who was a guest at the
event was overwhelmed by what she saw and enjoined other wealthy Ndi Anambra to emulate Chief Dr. Mrs Nkoli Imoh.

Mrs Obiano equally made her foundation, CAFE available to beneficiaries of Adadioramma for skills acquisition.

The first lady’s NGO has also trained and given seed money to over 3600 beneficiaries in Anambra.

She further enjoined the people to support her husband, Chief Willie Obiano for a second term to enable them continue the good work.

The outing of the First Lady was well received by women as she showed empathy and a motherly disposition. Her speech showed someone in tune with the needs of the state.

The crowd enthusiastically resolved to support Willie Obiano for a second term.

More photos below:

The founder of Adadioramma foundation, Chief Dr. Mrs Nkoli Imoh flanked by widows during the empowerment program.

Popular MC, Nwafuribe Chukwudiegwu

Adadioramma with the First Lady of Anambra state, Mrs Ebele Obiano.

The elated widows cheer Adadioramma as they equally received some food items at the event.

Mrs Ebele Obiano at the event.

"Other wealthy Ndi Anambra should emulate Adadioramma" - the First Lady said.

Adadioramma with Hon. Ikenna Amechi, Sir Ben- Chuks Nwosu and IK Samben Nwosu at the event.

The beneficiaries patiently waiting for their turn as the empowerment continued.