Widows Empowerment

We at Azemobor Gregory Foundation want to use this very special time to appreciate all our Partners, Donors, and Volunteers for believing in our course to serve humanity. It’s hard to come up with words to describe how grateful we are for your support. Thanks to Mrs Olakunle Gbemisola for her support, materially and financially. […]

Mrs Odunayo Jegede is a 58 years old widow from Osun state, residing in Lagos Nigeria. The hapless widow lost her husband in the year 2016 to a brief ailment… She has been a food seller since 1999, in which over the years her business grew vigorously. Three (3) years ago her business suffered a

AZEMOBOR GREGORY FOUNDATION- Fate dealt a cruel blow on Mrs Susan Nwanchukwu when in the year 2000, she in the company of her late husband had a fatal motor accident and sadly the husband died at the scene, while she had a broken leg and serious damage to her head which eventually impaired her sight.

Mrs Justina Ezeibe is a committed and dedicated volunteer of Azemobor Gregory Foundation she is a 65-year-old widow from Enugu State living in Ojota Lagos State. Mrs Justina’s passion to serve humanity and ensure that the Azomobor Gregory Foundation Cloth Bank Project has a constant supply of clothing to distribute to the poor and needy

Azemobor Gregory Foundation had a business training session with widows who are to be empowered to start up a petty business. This Empowerment training helps the widows to successfully manage the resources that will be given to them in order to be productive in their business. An adage says ‘Don’t just give them fish but

You recall a widow Mrs Agnes Aghahon, who sells roasted yam at Toyin Street, Ikeja, that was empowered last year with the sum of #20,000 to boost her petty business by Azemobor Gregory Foundation. Although she is right now doing well in her petty business and is able to put food on the table for

Today a counselling /empowerment session was held at the Azemobor Gregory Foundation for the widows. The counselling session is meant to help eradicate confusion for widows on what petty trade to venture into and also to help eradicate Trauma and Depression from their grief so they can have a sound mind to make effective decisions

Mrs Temitope a 43-year-old hapless widow from Osun state lost her husband in the year 2017 to a strange ailment while they were in the village and since then life has been unfair to her as she is saddled with the responsibility of taking care of herself and her four (4) children, due to how

Azemobor Gregory Foundation _ Mrs Okafor an indigent mother who is experiencing a traumatic life of agony and hopelessness after her husband ran away from home for eight (8) years leaving her to provide for their kids as he couldn’t keep up with the hardship. She is saddled with the responsibility of providing for her

Azemobor Gregory Foundation- Mrs Magdalene Benshima a young widow, lost her husband three (3) years ago to food poisoning and since then she struggles to survive with her two kids. November last year she was so elated when the Bowl of mercy Foundation (Calgary, Canada) partnering Azemobor Gregory foundation presented to her the cash sum