Today, The Azemobor Gregory Foundation empowered and supported Mrs Cecilia Ochigbo a 36 year old widow and mother of 4 children with a free cash grant of N30,000 to start a petty soup business.

Mrs Cecilia a dedicated and hardworking widow finds it difficult to feed herself and her four (4) children after she lost her husband Mr Ochigbo in 2011 (10 years ago) to a very traumatic accident that occurred whilst he was journeying from Jos after a successful promotional Course.

Amongst the ordeal she faced was, being forcefully evicted from the apartment she and her family occuppy in the the barracks whilst her husband was still alive.

Kindness made her fate different when a good Samaritan who's a retired soldier and a landlord met her while she and her children were being drained by the rain with nowhere to go, he offered her a room apartment to stay at Cement, Agege Lagos in which she can pay the rent installmentally.

She ventured into all sorts of petty businesses but currently decides to sell soup items after the International coordinator of the Azemobor Gregory Foundation, Apostle Azemobor Gregory, held a counselling/ business empowerment training session with her.

It was a great relief to her as she received #30,000 to start a petty trade, to describe her expression of joy would be underrated as she kept on blessing the foundation and it's partners, admonishing that she will never lose hope as her story in no distant time will be a thing in the past, once she starts a business.

This pictures and videos are meant to inspire you to also look out and positively impact in the lives of others and also help the needy around you.

“There is no exercise better for the heart than reaching down and lifting people up.” - John Holmes

Together we can create a world where nobody lives in lack.