For 11 years, Apostle Helen Dania, Lead Pastor of Apostle Royal Church, has been providing support to single mothers in need and their children through her NGO, Women on the Frontline Empowerment Initiative. The initiative has made a visible impact in homes across Lagos and beyond. Beneficiaries of the initiative have expressed gratitude for the assistance they have received, which includes payment of school fees, rental of houses, and consistent support.
One of the beneficiaries, Grace Augustine, said that the initiative had helped her two children complete their secondary education. She also disclosed that Apostle Dania had rented a house for her and had always been available to offer help whenever she needed it. Augustine prayed that God would continue to bless and empower Apostle Dania.
Another beneficiary, Bukola Olatunji, a mother of three, also expressed her gratitude for the support she had received from the NGO. She described the initiative as a lifeline and prayed that Apostle Dania would live long and continue to wax strong in her calling.
Apostle Dania declared that her charitable works went beyond Lagos, stating that she had taken her NGO all over the world and had been giving to those in need. She emphasized that she gave not because she had so much, but because there was a need, citing the Bible's teaching that there would always be the needy and the poor.
The NGO's activities were celebrated recently as Apostle Dania marked her 66th birthday. Well-wishers and beneficiaries gathered to honor her, describing her as a mother, giver, and woman of honor whose life had touched many. They prayed for her long life, good health, and continued empowerment to carry out her charitable works.
Commander Daniel, a retired naval officer and husband of Apostle Dania, expressed his gratitude and happiness on the occasion, describing it as one of the happiest days of his life. He praised his wife for her tolerance and support throughout their marriage, despite his frequent absences due to his job.
Apostle Dania expressed her gratitude to God for life, health, and all the things He had provided for her. She acknowledged that her charitable works were a response to God's blessings in her life, and she was thankful for the opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of others.
Key points
- Apostle Helen Dania's NGO, Women on the Frontline Empowerment Initiative, has provided support to single mothers and their children in Lagos and beyond.
- The initiative has made a visible impact in homes across Lagos and beyond, providing assistance with school fees, housing, and other needs.
- Apostle Dania was recently celebrated on her 66th birthday for her charitable works and her impact on the lives of many.
