Abuja, Nigeria – The National Council of Women Societies (NCWS) has extended heartfelt condolences to the government and people of Akwa Ibom State following the passing of Her Excellency, Pastor Mrs. Patience Umo Eno, wife of the Governor.
Mrs. Geraldine Etuk, Acting National President of NCWS, expressed deepest sympathies to the Governor, his family, and the people of Akwa Ibom State. “We mourn the loss of a remarkable woman whose life was dedicated to serving her family, community, and state with dignity and compassion,” she said.
Her Excellency’s unwavering support for the Governor and selfless contributions to Akwa Ibom’s development will be remembered and cherished. She was a pillar of strength and inspiration to many, and her passing leaves a void that cannot be filled.
Through her various initiatives and philanthropic endeavors, Her Excellency demonstrated a steadfast commitment to empowering women, promoting education, and enhancing the well-being of vulnerable populations. Her legacy serves as a testament to her compassion and dedication to the people of Akwa Ibom State.
“NCWS stands in solidarity with the people of Akwa Ibom State, grieving the loss of this exceptional woman,” Mrs. Etuk added. “We pray that God grants the Governor, their family, and the entire state the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss. May Her Excellency’s legacy continue to inspire and motivate us to strive for a better society. May her soul rest in peace.”
The NCWS, founded in 1958, has a long history of advocating for women’s rights and empowerment in Nigeria. As an umbrella organization, it brings together diverse women’s groups and societies, uniting their efforts to champion women’s rights and well-being across the nation. Through advocacy, education, and community engagement, NCWS aims to build a more inclusive and equitable Nigeria where every woman has the opportunity to thrive.
This loss serves as a reminder of the importance of NCWS’s mission and the impact that remarkable women like Her Excellency Patience Eno have on their communities.