Homeless Mother Benefits from Akwa Ibom’s First Lady’s FEYReP Project

Homeless Mother benefits

OpenLife Nigeria has reliably gathered that benefits from Mrs. Martha Udom Emmanuel’s life-touching project, FEYReP, have been extended to a depressed woman who has been serially abused by men resulting to multiple children with multiple fathers.
The Family Life Empowerment and Youth Re-Orientation Path-Initiative (FEYReP), the pet project of the wife of Governor Emmanuel Udom, was initiated to better the lives of women in the State, and empower them in all ramifications.
The Akwa Ibom’s First Lady’s kind gesture was extended to the homeless woman by the Akwa Ibom State Female Supervisors and Advisers Forum.
The Forum action, OpenLife gathered, is to further interpret and consolidate on the First Lady’s policy and lofty dreams for women and the girl child in the State through FEYReP.
According to information, the Forum led by the President, Queen Blessing Usen, over the week, intervened in the case of a homeless woman in Abak Local Government Area, who has been a victim of serial rape by men that took advantage of her helplessness.

The woman has nine children from different men who abandoned her after raping and impregnating her in the process. Currently, she is nursing a set of twins.
Fortunately, the woman has benefitted from the magnanimity of the Forum of Female Appointees/Advisers who donated some items like diapers, wrappers, cash, and also provided medical care for her.
The Forum also promised to provide a conducive accommodation for her.
Those who have kept a tab on the First Lady’s efforts confirmed that indeed, Her Excellency, Mrs. Martha Udom Emmanuel’s life-touching project is achieving its set goals through the support and gesture of the Akwa Ibom State Female Supervisors-Advisers Forum. According to them, the life-lifting example of the homeless mother is a classical example.
FEYReP programme, since its inception, has maintained momentum in empowering women to provide economic and emotional supports to their families, advocating for the prevention of teenage pregnancies, ensuring quality education for the girl child as well as promotion of moral values and economic excellence.