Organisation announces nationwide launch of widow welfare scheme
De Norsemen Kclub International (DNKI) has announced the formal approval and immediate nationwide launch of the DNKI Widows Welfare Scheme, by the International President, Chief Oliver Ityohegh. A statement signed
De Norsemen Kclub International (DNKI) has announced the formal approval and immediate nationwide launch of the DNKI Widows Welfare Scheme, by the International President, Chief Oliver Ityohegh.
A statement signed by the International Publicity Secretary, DNKI, Darlington Anugom, indicated that the Scheme is a landmark humanitarian initiative designed to provide structured support and sustained care for widows of deceased members of the organisation.
It reads, "In demonstrating visionary leadership and deep compassion, the president graciously approved the implementation of this scheme as part of the organisation’s broader commitment to social responsibility, unity, and global humanitarian service.
"This initiative, carefully developed by the DNKI Welfare Department, seeks not only to provide material and financial assistance but also to reinforce the organisation’s enduring values of brotherhood, compassion, and responsibility toward the families of its deceased members.
"It reflects DNKI’s unwavering resolve to ensure that no widow of a departed member is left without support, dignity, and a sense of belonging."
According to the statement, Phase One will include Immediate Relief and Support.
"To ensure fairness, inclusivity, and nationwide impact, the first phase of the scheme will involve the distribution of essential relief materials and financial assistance to selected widows across all operational zones of the organisation.
READ ALSO: How land holds the key to Nigeria’s ranching future
"Beneficiaries will receive: Bags of rice, Beans, Garri, and other non-perishable food items and toiletries with cash support.
"The distribution will cut across the following DNKI Zones: Northern Zone South-West Zone, South-East Zone South-South Zone, Diaspora Zone (African Countries)
"This phase is aimed at providing immediate relief and cushioning the economic challenges faced by widows, particularly in the face of rising living costs and socio-economic uncertainties."
It stated that Phase Two is about long-term empowerment and sustainability.
"In furtherance of its commitment to sustainable welfare, the second phase of the scheme will focus on long-term empowerment initiatives, including: Award of educational scholarships to children of deceased members
"Periodic free medical outreaches for widows and their children, Continued welfare monitoring and support programmes. These measures are designed to secure the future of the beneficiaries, promote educational advancement, and ensure access to basic healthcare services, a commitment to compassion and legacy."
Anugom said the DNKI Widows Welfare Scheme stands as a testament to the organisation’s enduring pledge to honour the memory and legacy of its departed members by supporting the families they left behind.
"It is a moral obligation the organisation holds dearly ensuring that the sacrifices and contributions of its members are never forgotten.
"Through this initiative, DNKI seeks to restore hope, provide comfort, and reaffirm to every widow that she remains an integral part of the DNKI family, even as their beloved husbands have gone to rest with the Almighty.
"The leadership of DNKI calls on all members, stakeholders, and well-meaning individuals to support and sustain this noble initiative, as the organisation continues to expand its humanitarian footprint across Nigeria and beyond," reads
