Helen Obareki is Governor Eno’s daughter. She was appointed in October last year to coordinate the office after the First Lady, Patience, passed away on 26 September.
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Mrs Obareki said her commitment to stop women and children trafficking was borne out of the need to curb the dangers faced by the victims, lured away from their families. Mrs Obareki is Governor Eno’s daughter. She was appointed in October last year to coordinate the office after the First Lady, Patience, passed away on 26 September.Nigerians need credible journalism. Help us report it.
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