By Victoria Okpanachi
The Wife of Kogi State Governor, Hajia Sefinat Ododo, has taken her empowerment drive to Lokoja/Kogi Federal Constituency, reaching out to over 200 women and vulnerable persons with cash support, food supplies, and wrappers.
The outreach is part of her ongoing social welfare programme designed to ease economic pressure, boost small businesses, and ensure no one is left behind in the state.
Speaking during the presentation held at the palace of the Ohimegye Igu of Koton-Karfe, HRM, Dr. Saidu Akawu Salihu, recently, Hajia Sefinat, said empowering women and supporting vulnerable citizens remain top priority in building stronger, more united and economically resilient communities across the state.
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She emphasised that women occupy a strategic position in society and that investing in their welfare translates directly into stronger families, peaceful communities and sustainable development.
“Our women are the pillars of our homes and communities. By intentionally prioritizing their welfare and bringing them together under a shared purpose, we are actively demonstrating that peace, harmony and mutual support that are attainable across our state,” she further added.
The First Lady stressed that the society’s most vulnerable members must never be neglected, noting that every citizen deserves dignity, care and opportunities to thrive regardless of their economic circumstances.
The beneficiaries expressed appreciation to the First Lady, describing the intervention as timely and impactful.
Earlier, Hajia Sefinat Usman Ododo paid a courtesy call on the Ohimegye Igu of Koton-Karfe, HRM, Dr. Saidu Akawu Salihu, where she commended the monarch for his role in sustaining peace and harmony within his domain.
In his remarks, the Ohimegye Igu, praised the First Lady for her impactful humanitarian interventions, which he said have continued to uplift individuals, families and communities across the state.
The royal father also applauded the Kogi State Government for ongoing developmental projects across key sectors, including healthcare, education, youth development and women empowerment.
