Akwa Ibom state Governor Visits Family Of Late Nollywood - Make-up Artist

Akwa Ibom state Governor Visits Family Of Late Nollywood - Make-up Artist 

*. Offers automatic employment to elder sister.

*. To renovate family house.

*. Promises assistant to the undergrate sister.

In times of tragedy and loss, the role of a leader extends beyond governance to being a source of comfort and support for the affected families. 

Governor Eno's gesture of visiting the family of the late Nollywood make-up artist, Abigail Edith Frederick, in Ikot Udoma, Eket Local Government Area, exemplifies compassion and empathy. 

By offering automatic employment to the elder sister of the deceased and directing the renovation of the family house, the Governor not only provides practical support but also conveys a message of solidarity and care.

Moreover, Governor Eno's promise to assist the undergraduate sisters of the bereaved reflects a commitment to ensuring that the family's educational pursuits are not derailed by the tragic loss they have experienced.

 By recognizing and honoring the aspirations and efforts of young people like Abigail Edith Frederick, the Governor acknowledges the resilience and spirit of the youth in pursuing their passions and contributing to society.

In times of grief and sorrow, acts of kindness and support from leaders like the Governor of Akwa Ibom state, His excellency Pastor Umo Bassey Eno who played a crucial role in uplifting the affected family.

 The Governor's visit, words of comfort, and practical assistance demonstrate a deep understanding of the human aspect of governance and the importance of standing with people in their moments of need. 

This compassionate response not only provides immediate help but also instills hope and reassurance in the face of adversity.