Deaconess Tobore Oborevwori Empowers 430 Delta Women With Cash, Grinding Machines, Foodstuffs

Delta State First Lady, Deaconess Tobore Oborevwori, has empowered 430 indigent women across the state with cash grants, grinding machines and foodstuffs through her You Matter Charity Foundation.

The empowerment programme was held on Monday in Asaba as part of efforts to support vulnerable women, improve household welfare and help beneficiaries become economically self-reliant.

Under the initiative, 130 women received commercial grinding machines to start or support small businesses, while 150 women received cash assistance. Another 150 beneficiaries were given bags of rice and other food items.

Speaking during the distribution, Oborevwori urged the women who received grinding machines not to sell the equipment but to put them to productive use to generate income for their families.

She said supporting vulnerable families and helping women establish small businesses remained part of her commitment to improving livelihoods across Delta State.

The First Lady added that empowering women would have a positive impact on their households, assuring that the You Matter Charity Foundation would continue to identify and support underprivileged women across the state.

Some beneficiaries expressed appreciation to Oborevwori for the assistance, saying the cash, equipment and food items would help ease their financial challenges and improve their families’ livelihoods.