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Prophet & Mrs Emmanuel Aina visited the widows centre with lots of food stuff and gave all present widows N5,000 each
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Years of Widow care
Widows Touched
Dec 18th 2019, Olori Ayaba Ayodele Jaiyeola was at the CVL Widows Support Centre Surulere at the Invitation of Prof Pat Utomi
Over 400 Widows, widowers, were given a good end of year party at 2pm Dec 17, 2019
Dec 17th was Widows General Assembly and end of year fellowship.. 1) Breakfast with UTi Nwachukwu
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Serendipity House Celebrates Widows On International Women’s Day
It was a day of fun, excitement and activities as Serendipity House Widows Foundation celebrated the International Widows’ Day on 23 June 2025 in Lagos.
The event was used to reflect on the challenges that widows face and opportunities that exist for them in the Nigerian economy.
The theme of the event was “Widows rising strong together with Heaven’s comfort in the storm of life: The renewal”.
Speaking at the event which saw hundreds of widows in attendance, Olori Dame Ayodele Jaiyeola, the Convener of Serendipity Widows’ House Foundation, said that widowhood is a phase in life, adding that widows should move on with their lives and take care of their children.
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There are 258 Million Widows and 584 Million fatherless children in the world over.
Nigeria has an estimated 3,531,682 Million Widows according to the 2015 World Widows Report by the Loomba Foundation. In Nigeria, there are about 3.650,000 (three million, six hundred and fifty million). The numbers keep rising by the minute. More widows are dying for lack of support to continue, leaving their children orphaned, homeless, uneducated and without adequate security.
Worst affected by conflict and insurgency are widows in Afghanistan, Iraq, South Sudan, Central African Republic, Syria, northeast Nigeria, southeast Niger, west Chad and north Cameroon. In Sub-Saharan Africa the worst conditions are faced by evicted and abandoned widows with dependants and by those caught up in Ebola areas, exacerbated by traditional ‘cleansing’ rituals. ... Read more
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