Ada Imo, Chetachi Nwoga-Ecton lifts 300 widows with cash, food support

A renowned humanitarian and proud daughter of Mbaise in Imo State, High Chief (Dr.) Princess Chetachi Nwoga-Ecton has empowered more than 300 widows and vulnerable women across the Owerri Zone, in a remarkable act of compassion and service to humanity.

The empowerment programme, held at the palace of the Eze of Ngor Okpala, HRH Eze Engr. Fredrick Nwachukwu, attracted community leaders, traditional rulers, women groups and beneficiaries from various communities across the zone.

During the event, the widows received food items and cash support designed to help them meet their immediate needs and strengthen their small-scale businesses.

The gesture was widely described as a timely intervention aimed at easing the economic burden faced by many widows who struggle to support their families after the loss of their spouses.

Speaking at the programme, community stakeholders commended the philanthropist for her commitment to improving the lives of vulnerable members of society.

They noted that her efforts reflect a deep sense of responsibility toward humanity and the welfare of women within the community.

Several beneficiaries expressed heartfelt appreciation to Nwoga-Ecton, describing the initiative as a lifeline that would help them rebuild their lives and better cater for their children.

Some of the widows, while offering prayers for the philanthropist, said the support had restored hope and dignity in their lives, noting that acts of kindness such as hers make a significant difference in the lives of struggling families.

Fondly known as Ada Imo and Adaure, High Chief (Dr.) Princess Chetachi Nwoga-Ecton has continued to earn admiration for her consistent humanitarian interventions both within Nigeria and abroad.

Through her various philanthropic initiatives and foundations, she has supported widows, children and other vulnerable groups with programmes focused on healthcare, welfare and economic empowerment.

Observers say the latest intervention further strengthens her growing reputation as one of the most impactful humanitarians of this generation, whose dedication to uplifting the less privileged continues to inspire hope across Imo State and beyond.