Few Months After, See Transformation of the little girl who was once abused by her foster mother late last year.

When the Commissioner for Women and Children Affairs, Lady Mrs Ndidi Mezue Ada Dioramma, rescued her in November 2020, there were little chances that the kid would survive the numerous ragged scars ravaging her body from wire beating and red-hot machete that her foster mother used on her.

Two months after, with the right care and attention, surrounded by loving people, this little angel, shines with life as one can see in her new transformation.

You can’t but wonder what would have happened with her had the Ministry not come to her rescue and treated her properly.

For Ada Dioramma, every child in our society has the right to food and education, and to live a dignified life.

The Child Rights Act of 2003 makes it an offence to subject any child to physical or emotional torture, or submit them to any inhuman or degrading treatment. And Anambra State, through the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs, has domesticated the Child Rights Act, with other specific provisions for other kind of abuses.

Under the Commissioner's supervising there has been an increase in advocacy across the state to deal with issues like this.

Keep up the good work ma.

It's no wonder their women grow beards and are filled with hairy chest, spits. This young child should be kept far away from that republic of erosion.

belle no transform

Some people are heartless!

Karlovic:
It's no wonder their women grow beards and are filled with hairy chest, spits. This young child should be kept far away from that republic of erosion.

abegi, no go kill yourself on top Igbo women matter, coz them no send you.

Las las, na RIP we go type on top ya head.