Enugu State First Lady, Mrs. Nkechinyere Mbah, has paid a visit to a survivor of a horrific domestic violence attack, vowing to continue her fight against abuse in the state. The survivor, who endured the unimaginable trauma of having her hand severed by her husband, was met by Mrs. Mbah with words of support and hope. The First Lady reassured the victim that she is not alone and that the state government will ensure justice is served. The perpetrator, she confirmed, is in custody and will face the full consequences of his actions.
In a heartfelt post on her official social media platforms, Mrs. Mbah expressed her deep outrage over the violence and emphasized that no such act of cruelty would be tolerated in Enugu State. "This kind of violence will not be tolerated in Enugu State," she stated firmly. "We will ensure the maximum justice is served, and we will not rest until every woman in Enugu feels safe in her own home."
Her visit was a powerful reminder of her unwavering commitment to support survivors of domestic violence. Mrs. Mbah reassured the public that the state government stands ready to help those affected, offering both immediate and long-term support. She shared that the government is dedicated to creating a safe environment where survivors can heal and rebuild their lives.
Mrs. Mbah also spoke about the state government’s initiatives aimed at providing care and resources to vulnerable women. These include a free eye care program for women and a health initiative designed to support expectant mothers. These efforts are part of a broader plan to ensure that women have the resources they need to thrive, even in the face of hardship.
Her advocacy for domestic violence survivors has been widely praised by residents and civil society groups, who have commended her for speaking out and taking action. Her voice has become a beacon of hope for many, and her commitment to tackling domestic violence is seen as a crucial step toward making Enugu State a safer place for women.
