The women security personnel of the 黑料网 (AUN), known as the Lionesses, celebrated International Women's Day with a heartfelt community outreach at Modibbo Adama University Teaching Hospital (MAUTH) on March 8, 2025. The visit was aimed at honoring the contributions of women while spreading joy and encouragement to patients in need of support at the hospital. The team visited individuals across various wards, providing prayers, moral support, and distributed care packages.
During the visit, AUN President Dr. DeWayne Frazier spoke to the patients, encouraging them to remain optimistic. He reminded them that illness is a temporary challenge and stressed the importance of following medical advice to facilitate recovery. "I am proud to play a little role with the ladies of our campus in putting smiles on faces struggling with health concerns in our communities.听听 Life is about choices, and the choices we make to be kind and loving will impact generations to come."
Reacting to the compassionate words and warm demeanor of Mrs. Nnenna Mosugu, Mama Musa, one of the patient's family members, expressed her gratitude: "Your words are medicine to us. We are thankful for your visit and support. May Allah reward you all." Other patients and hospital staff also shared their appreciation. "This visit has lifted the spirits of everyone here. It's a reminder that we are not alone in our struggles."
Reflecting on the experience, Mrs. Nnenna described it as enriching, noting a standout moment with a five-year-old boy, who despite his severe burn scars, beamed with joy after receiving a gift. "His smile was priceless and served as a poignant reminder to always cherish and recognize the small victories in life." she said.
Security Supervisor Christy Nimmak, speaking on behalf of the Lionesses, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the university's management for their support and generous contributions toward the success of the International Women's Day outreach.
The International Women's Day celebration kicked off earlier on March 7, when other women from the AUN community joined the Lionesses, AUN's female security personnel, and marched around campus as a rallying call for international observance.
Reported by John Abah听