Cross River State, Nigeria — In a significant meeting held yesterday, Hajia Hadiza Musa Ujah, a prominent philanthropist and founder of the Hadiza Musa Ujah Offoboche Foundation, met with the First Lady of Cross River State, Rev. Eyoanwan Bassey Otu. The two influential women discussed strategic initiatives to enhance support for the underprivileged and widows in the state.
Hajia Hadiza Musa Ujah has been a stalwart advocate for the poor and widows in Yala, through her foundation, which has been instrumental in providing essential services and support to this vulnerable demographic. Her efforts include offering financial aid, vocational training, and healthcare services, significantly improving the lives of many in the community.
During the meeting, First Lady Rev. Eyoanwan Bassey Otu commended Hajia Hadiza for her dedication and impact in Yala. She expressed her commitment to partnering with the foundation to broaden its reach and effectiveness. “The work that Hajia Hadiza Musa Ujah has done in Yala is truly commendable. It is imperative that we support and expand these initiatives to benefit more communities in Northern Cross River,” said the First Lady.
Plans were discussed to extend the foundation’s activities beyond Yala, targeting other parts of Northern Cross River. This expansion aims to replicate the successful programs already in place, ensuring that more poor and widowed individuals receive the help they need.
Hajia Hadiza Musa Ujah acknowledged the pivotal role of her friend and associate, Lady Elizabeth Ofana, in the foundation’s achievements. Lady Elizabeth has been a constant support and driving force behind the foundation’s operations, offering both strategic advice and hands-on involvement in various projects. “Lady Elizabeth Ofana’s unwavering support has been invaluable. Her dedication and hard work have significantly contributed to the success of our initiatives,” Hajia Hadiza stated.
As the foundation gears up for its expansion, the collaboration between these two formidable women and the support of the First Lady mark a promising development for the future of philanthropy in Cross River State. The meeting concluded with a shared vision of a more inclusive and supportive community for the poor and widows in Northern Cross River, paving the way for further discussions and planning in the near future.
