Nine things You will not Believe late Akwa Ibom gov's wife, Patience Umo Eno did | NO 5 &7 Will Sh0ck You

Her death was confirmed in a statement by the state's Commissioner for Information, Ini Ememobong, on Friday.

While the cause of her death is yet to be disclosed, the commissioner revealed that she died on Thursday in the presence of her family.

Fondly referred to as Eka Iberedem Akwa Ibom, meaning "Mother and Strong Pillar of Akwa Ibom,ÔÇØ Patience Umo Eno was widely loved for her compassionate leadership and humanitarian work in the state.

Nine Things to Know About the Late Patience Umo Eno

Fondly Known as Eka Iberedem Akwa Ibom: Patience Umo Eno was affectionately referred to as Eka Iberedem Akwa Ibom, meaning "Mother and Strong Pillar of Akwa Ibom.ÔÇØ
Founder of the Golden Initiative For All (GIFA): She established GIFA, a foundation dedicated to providing shelter, food, and education to the poor and vulnerable in Akwa Ibom.
Expanding the Feeding Initiative: Her feeding initiative, which started on a small scale, grew to feed hundreds of children daily, ensuring that no child in her care went to bed hungry.
Champion of Education: Pastor Patience dedicated herself to the educational advancement of underprivileged children by sponsoring their tuition fees, providing school supplies, and creating opportunities for academic success.
Support for Her Husband: During election campaigns, she affectionately referred to her husband as "Golden Boy," showcasing her unwavering support for him.
Empowering Women: She initiated several vocational and financial empowerment programs aimed at helping women in her community gain skills and achieve financial independence.
Active in Medical Outreach: Pastor Patience played an active role in organizing medical outreach programs, offering free check-ups, vaccinations, and health education, particularly benefiting underserved communities, children, and the elderly.
Inspiring Volunteerism: Through her commitment to helping others, she inspired numerous volunteers to join her causes, significantly extending the reach and impact of her humanitarian efforts.
Family and Philanthropy: As the wife of Akwa Ibom State Governor Umo Bassey Eno, she and her husband raised six children and nine grandchildren, all of whom were involved in her philanthropic activities.