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| Late Actress Cynthia Okereke |
Women Support Women Community Network (WOSCONET) is in mourning following the tragic death of Nollywood actress Cynthia Okereke, who passed away on Tuesday night. The global women advocacy group expressed deep sorrow and extended their condolences to Okereke's family, friends, and fans. In addition, WOSCONET sympathized with the families affected by a fatal road accident that occurred at Ugwu-Onyeama along the Enugu-Onitsha expressway, resulting in five deaths and 15 injuries.
Ambassador Amaka Nweke JP, the leader of WOSCONET, conveyed the group's heartfelt tribute in a statement released to the press in Enugu on Thursday. She expressed the organization's profound sadness over the loss of Cynthia Okereke, describing her as a woman of valor and a veteran actress. WOSCONET prayed for strength and solace for Okereke's family, while hoping that her soul finds eternal rest.
In the same statement, WOSCONET extended their sympathies to the families and loved ones of the victims of the tragic road accident at Ugwu-Onyeama. The group shared their deep concern for those affected and offered their prayers for the peaceful repose of the departed souls and the swift recovery of the injured.
WOSCONET also took the opportunity to appreciate the swift response of the Enugu State Government, led by Governor Peter Mbah. They acknowledged the government's immediate action in providing care for those hospitalized after visiting the accident scene promptly.
In their heartfelt message, the Women Support Women Community Network (WOSCONET) expressed their deep prayers and fervent hopes for an end to untimely deaths. The group, filled with compassion and empathy, fervently prayed that women would live long and be able to savor the rewards of their hard work. With heavy hearts, they mourned the loss of actress Cynthia Okereke and sympathized with the families affected by the tragic auto crash. As an organization committed to supporting and empowering women, WOSCONET stood together in unity, praying for a future free from the pain and sorrow caused by untimely deaths.
WOSCONET also cautioned motorists and other road users on safety measures. Recognizing the importance of fostering a safe environment for everyone on the roads, WOSCONET emphasized on the need for responsible and vigilant behavior while driving or using the roadways, advised motorists to strictly adhere to traffic rules and regulations, including speed limits, traffic signals, and lane discipline. They emphasize the significance of maintaining a safe distance from other vehicles, particularly during congested traffic situations. By exercising patience and avoiding reckless maneuvers such as tailgating or sudden lane changes, drivers can significantly reduce the risk of accidents and ensure the safety of themselves and others.
Women Support Women Community Network (WOSCONET) is a global women's group dedicated to empowering and supporting women in various aspects of their lives. Founded by Ambassador Mrs. Amaka Judith Nweke JP and Mrs. Valentina Enih, WOSCONET is headquartered in Enugu, Nigeria. Comprised of women-led civil society organizations, the network strives to promote social accountability and community development by uplifting women and girls and fostering their active participation in society.
WOSCONET's primary objective is to complement the efforts of governments and other organizations in promoting women's inclusion in governance, ensuring effective representation, and enhancing the delivery of quality services. By aligning its activities with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), WOSCONET aims to contribute to the achievement of these global objectives.
At the core of WOSCONET's values lies its organization, compassion, and passion for problem-solving. The network understands the importance of addressing the societal challenges faced by women and takes a comprehensive approach to tackle these issues. WOSCONET recognizes the significance of focusing on the individual needs of women, providing support, and advocating for their rights.
As the Women Support Women Community Network (WOSCONET) mourns the loss of Cynthia Okereke and offers condolences to the affected families, they continue their mission to empower and uplift women, working towards a society where women can thrive and enjoy the fruits of their labor.
