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The Abia <\/a>State Government, through the Office of the Wife of the Governor, has made a significant outreach to support individuals living with HIV and AIDS, as well as members of the Albinism Association of Nigeria in the state.<\/p>\n A total of 300 individuals from the Network of People living with HIV\/AIDS received bags of rice and a cash donation of \u20a650,000 as well as 100 persons of albinism receiving same to assist with their day-to-day needs.<\/p>\n During the event held in her hometown of Nvosi in Isiala Ngwa South LGA, the wife of the Governor expressed her commitment to supporting vulnerable populations in Abia <\/a>State, emphasizing her desire to ensure that no one feels neglected or abandoned.<\/p>\n Governor Otti\u2019s administration is focused on advancing the state\u2019s development while also addressing the welfare and challenges faced by vulnerable groups in the State.<\/p>\n Dr. Uloaku Emma, the Director General of the Abia <\/a>State Agency for the Control of AIDS, acknowledged Governor Otti\u2019s consistent support for the agency and highlighted the administration\u2019s prioritization of the health and well-being of the state\u2019s residents.<\/p>\n She called for continued support for Governor Otti\u2019s leadership, noting the positive progress in Abia <\/a>compared to previous times.<\/p>\n Leaders from the associations including Mrs. Rebecca Eze, Coordinator of the Network of People Living with HIV\/AIDS in Abia <\/a>State, and Mr. Enyinnaya Nwosu, Chairman of the Albinism Association in Abia, expressed their gratitude for the assistance and commended Mrs. Otti for her compassion and support for vulnerable groups.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Mrs. Ngozi Felix, Commissioner for Poverty Alleviation and Social Protection, along with Dr. Maureen Aghukwa, Commissioner for Women Affairs, praised the resilience of individuals living with HIV and AIDS.<\/p>\n They encouraged continued adherence to medical guidance and regular health check-ups for improved well-being.<\/p>\n By Chibunna Ikeokwu<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\nLike this:<\/h3>\n