Are You Hungry? Anambra Speaker , Princess Nwaebili Is Sharing Semovita And Cash To Widows , Already 300 Bags Distributed; Odekpe Gets First Rev Fr

odogwuemekaodogwu.blogspot.com reports that the Speaker Anambra State House of Assembly,Princess Chinwe Nwaebili, is distributing bags of Semovita and Cash to assuage the hunger in the land. 

So, if you are hungry kindly reach out to her but you must first be a widow as she is giving to widows not everybody. Students beware. So don’t rush for yours because there are conditions!

And the widows are those from Ogbaru local government area. Nwaebili has distributed three hundred bags of semovita and cash to widows in Ogbaru two constituency ,to alleviate their sufferings.

The widows benefited from the Speaker’s benevolence during a thanks giving mass for a newly ordained priest in the town Rev. Fr. .Fidelis Nwanze, held St. Patrick’s Catholic parish Odekpe.

The Speaker who explained that the gesture was her own way of helping the beneficiaries, enjoined the widows not see the death of their husbands as the end of life.

Princess Nwaebili called on wealthy citizens to complement governments, effort at eradicating poverty in the state by investing in the welfare of the downtrodden.

The speaker who thanked God for the life of Revered Father Nwanze, the first Catholic Priest from Odekpe, assured that the state government would continue to partner with the church in the education and health sectors.
In a remark, Reverend Father Nwanze commended the present administration for consolidating on the land mark achievements recorded by the immediate past administration and called on the people to support the state government through prayers.

Earlier in a sermon, a visiting priest Reverend Father Daniel Obiorah , enjoined Reverend Father Nwanze to see his ordination as a call by God to render selfless service to humanity at any point in time.
Highlight was the blessing of the Speaker , Princess Nwaebili by Reverend Father Nwanze.

In a remark, a member of Saint Patrick’s parish council, Sir Gozie Okwuosah, expressed gratitude to God for given Odekpe their first indigenous priest, assuring that he would assist Onitsha Archdiocese in training more Reverend Fathers.