Renowned Evangelist, Immaculate Ezenwoye Takes Succour To Correctional Service Inmates In Lagos

In further making a reality what she preaches, a respected woman of God and minister of the gospel, Evangelist Immaculate Ezenwoye has taken succour to inmates of Nigeria Correctional Service in Badagry Lagos State Nigeria.

This is an effort to give them a sense of love as members of the society and in practicing that which she preaches to her flock to do.

The reverend woman of God during her visit distributed food items and other relief materials and a cash token to the joy and excitement of the inmates who could not withhold their gratitude.

They thanked her and prayed for God's endless blessings upon her.

This is not the first time she is engaging in such humanitarian campaign. She makes it a regular routine to visit orphanage homes, hospitals, old people's home and the vulnerable persons not only to share the gospel of Christ with them but to also share love with them.

This she has over the years accomplished in Anambra and across cities in the South west region of the country.

She had been praised for sustaining the legacies of her late husband Chief Benson Ezenwoye who was known for carrying out massive philanthropic outreaches with his calm personality among the less privileged members of his community and beyond.

Evangelist (Mrs) Ezenwoye who recently returned from UK where she was hosted by one of her daughters, Eze Chinazo Peace stands as a perfect example of a virtuous woman who despite the passage of her husband ensured that her children never missed out in receiving fatherly love.

In offering her children the needed security, she started by completing a structure which her late husband started before he passed on, in order to ensure that her children have a decent shelter.

Her children are a perfect reflection of her virtuousness as she raised them in fear and admonition of the Lord.

Little wonder they are all doing well in their various life endeavours in their chosen career, with her last daughter Amarachi expected to graduate from a UK university in coming months.

A woman who embodies peace, love and kindness, she has had reasons to mediate and bring peace in some seemingly knotty situations in her social cycle.

Graciously blessed with a natural look of beauty, her heart of gold makes her an outstanding Christian woman, mother, teacher and preacher.

Little wonder her children have pronounced her blessed. In describing her in a social media post, Eze Chinazo Peace who recently played host to her wrote:

"My Queen Mother, Ada Uga, The bravest of them all.., My prayer warrior, Nne m oma!, My twinny
My mother".

Another of her fine seeds, Mrs. Esther Nwankwo has also described her a pillar of pride, inspiration and positive energy. She said, she couldn't have dreamt of a better mother.

His lovely first son, Daniel who has stood as the father figure again is a perfect definition of what his late father represents.

His other siblings have found a shoulder to lean on in him, owing to how his mother has groomed him to become a man in all its ramifications and father to his younger ones.

As Evangelist (Mrs) Ezenwoye continues to serve humanity, it is our prayer that God will strengthen her for more collation of milestones in His vineyard.

Sijo01:
I don't gerit... Why flood the thread with pictures that are not relevant to it.

Macphenson:
The photo shoot is.more than what was donated. Nice one from her but this can be done quietly without so much media attention.

I always visit Ikoyi and Kirikiri prisons personally and with church members steadily to give items to inmates. Anytime am driving and come across inmates in a traffic to or fro courts, I always go and give them food items or share money to them quietly and move on.

Not everything is meant for the media.

Macphenson:
The photo shoot is.more than what was donated. Nice one from her but this can be done quietly without so much media attention.

I always visit Ikoyi and Kirikiri prisons personally and with church members steadily to give items to inmates. Anytime am driving and come across inmates in a traffic to or fro courts, I always go and give them food items or share money to them quietly and move on.

Not everything is meant for the media.

Macphenson:
The photo shoot is.more than what was donated. Nice one from her but this can be done quietly without so much media attention.

I always visit Ikoyi and Kirikiri prisons personally and with church members steadily to give items to inmates. Anytime am driving and come across inmates in a traffic to or fro courts, I always go and give them food items or share money to them quietly and move on.

Not everything is meant for the media.

OneCandleAway:
Alex reports

Just one bag of rice donations you're already bringing it to front page

SemperFid:


Your father cannot buy satchet milo 100 naira give them self.

OneCandleAway:


It's your wretched family that your talking about

janeedema:
You think she brought the attention to herself? I don't think so. She may have shared it on her page with friends and they may have posted it here.

Funny, she may not know anything about it. Just like you have people publishing the works of others to gain traction for themselves.

There's a place you get to that everything you do becomes news. You can't help it. It is called grace.

And sometimes, they don't share this thing so you applaud them, but to inspire others to indulge in humanitarian activities as well.

I was inspired by this. I didn't see pride in it.
So, one man's meat is another's okporoko.

BTW, you also made your own gesture news by bringing it up here. The only difference is she didn't announce hers, someone else did on her behalf.

OneCandleAway:
Alex reports

Just one bag of rice donations you're already bringing it to front page

Macphenson:
The photo shoot is.more than what was donated. Nice one from her but this can be done quietly without so much media attention.

I always visit Ikoyi and Kirikiri prisons personally and with church members steadily to give items to inmates. Anytime am driving and come across inmates in a traffic to or fro courts, I always go and give them food items or share money to them quietly and move on.

Not everything is meant for the media.