The Office of the Abia State First Lady plans to assist charity homes, less privileged and vulnerable groups in the state through the Ministry of Women Affairs.
Wife of the governor, Priscillia Otti said this after visiting Agape Charity Home and St Vincent Du Paul Mentally-ill and Physically-Challenged Home in Umuahia, the state capital.
Mrs Otti, who had donated money and gifts items to the centres during the visits, commended the centres for their selfless services to humanity and prayed God to bless them abundantly.
Explaining that the Alex Otti administration is poised to deliver its campaign promises, she added that the less-privileged and vulnerable will also be adequately catered for.
In their responses, Lady Rose Okoronkwo of Agape, and Mother Superior, the Rev Sister Getrude Ukanwoke of St Vincent Du Paul, thanked Mrs Otti for the visit.
The duo, who assured that they will continue to offer quality services to the children, described the visits as source of encouragement and prayed God to bless and prosper her.
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