Nigeria Face of Globe Rep, Arm of Hope Foundation partner on poverty alleviation

Nigeria Face of Globe Rep, Arm of Hope Foundation partner to alleviate poverty

 *Partnership to focus on widow, IDP, Boko Haram victims

Millie Uboho Ogu (Arm of Hope Vice President/International coordinator), Princess adaeze Nwaji

( Arm of Hope International Ambassador / Face of the Globe Nigeria 2016)  Eugene Ogu 

(President Arm of Hope Foundation)

Nigeria’s representative at this year’s ‘Face of the Globe 2016’ international pageant, Princess Adaeze Nwaji, has promised to use her exposure partnership with the Arm of Hope Foundation to further the cause of the underprivileged and disadvantaged members of the society.

Princess Adaeze, who spoke SOB on her recent deal with AHF, a nongovernment and non-profit organization founded by Apostle Eugene Ogu, who is also founder of ALEM Church in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, expressed joy to assist the organization.

“I am very impressed with what Arm of Hope Foundation has been doing all over the country; from providing shelter for the needy in the north to provision of school in Dogo Nahawa (Plateau state) and others. These are ventures that very few NGOs would risk their lives and resources to undertake.

 “My recognition and endorsement by the foundation is a great opportunity to work with like minds and empower the deprived majority. The foundation prides itself in empowering widows, providing shelter for displaced Boko Harm victims.  It is committed to educating young leaders as our country can only be built by educating the leaders of tomorrow.”

A beneficiary of AHF kindness in Ndoni

President of AHWO addressing the Ndoni Flood Victims after giving them

 relief items

“I sincerely admire and appreciate Arm of Hope volunteers and partners all over the world. Arm of hope foundation is one of the charity organisations in Nigeria that have touched lives of the less privileged tremendously. I feel honoured to be associated with Arm of Hope foundation.” 

She brightened up while speaking about her passion for caring for deprived widows, less fortunate children and individuals suffering from mental illnesses.

Speaking further, she disclosed that “pageantry has afforded me great opportunities and platform to express issues I am most passionate about. I intend to give back to the society as much as possible.

“Today, we admire social welfare system in other countries. We must remember that their charity organisations were the hope of the common citizens before their welfare system developed.

“We must join hands together as a people to assist our NGOs and charity organisations because, we can do a lot for each other.  To be honest, I  care less about how much water went down the bridge because, all I can see is a New Nigeria. It will take a while to sanitise our fatherland however, it takes you and I to make Nigeria great again.

On her chance at the Paris final, she said, “I have been preparing, I have been reading and working on my catwalk and doing other fundraising activities.”