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The actress through her foundation The Extended Hands Foundation helped 35 Women With VVF In Kebbi State.
Nollywood actress Stephanie Okereke-Linus has completed the successful repair of 35 Vesico Vaginal Fistula (VVF).
The actress through her foundation The Extended Hands Foundation helped 35 Women With VVF In Kebbi State.
The pool effort took place at the Ministry of Women Affairs & Social Development VVF Center in Gesse, Birin-Kebbi and received the co-operation of the Kebbi State Government.
Led by Stephanie Linus, the Extended Hands Foundation team was received by the Governor of the state Dr Abubakar Bagudu and the First Lady Dr Zainab Bagudu.
They both paid visits to the women at the VVF Center, showing their support for the cause.
All the repairs have been completed successfully and the women are recovering well.
Stephanie Linus, who spent some time with the women at the VVF Center during the course of the exercise, expressed her appreciation to the sponsors of the pool effort for investing in this cause.
She also added that this was the second time the foundation was carrying out such an exercise in Kebbi state.
Against the backdrop of her Child Bride and Fistula advocacy movie, 'DRY', Stephanie Linus has been taking the message of restoration and hope to real women suffering from VVF.
This pool effort goes a long way to show that DRY is more than just a movie, but a tool for touching the lives of women actually living with this condition. pulse
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