Princess Ada Okeke Marks 2026 Birthday with Humanitarian Outreach to Hospital and Orphanage in Abuja
Ahiaba Douglas,Abuja
In a remarkable demonstration of generosity, compassion, and humanitarian service, the Founder and President of the Adorable Foundation International (AFI), Princess Ada Okeke Amam, the Adakaibeya Ndigbo, marked her 2026 birthday anniversary by extending charitable support to patients at Asokoro District Hospital and children at the Abuja Orphanage Home in Karu, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Saturday, July 25,2026.
The outreach formed part of activities commemorating the birthday of the philanthropist, whose commitment to humanitarian service has continued to impact vulnerable members of society.
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At Asokoro District Hospital, Princess Ada Okeke, accompanied by members of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees and the ASACADA Ambassadors led by Queen ASACADA, the foundation’s flagship for the advocacy and awareness Campaign against drugs abuse and Cultism,Ozobuekwe Chidinma Elizabeth, was warmly received by the hospital’s management. During the visit, the foundation distributed cash gifts and essential items to patients across various wards and units, while members of staff also benefited from the gesture.
The humanitarian outreach continued at the Abuja Orphanage Home in Karu, where the celebrant shared joyful moments with the children through music and dancing. She also donated food items, toiletries, sanitary materials, meals, and cash to support the welfare of the children and the home.
Reacting to the visit, the Chief Nursing Officer and Compound Officer of Asokoro District Hospital, David Uwem-Edimo, described the foundation’s intervention as unprecedented. According to the officer, the donations would help ease the burden of many patients and provide much-needed relief to some members of staff who also benefited.
The hospital management expressed profound appreciation to Princess Ada Okeke and the Adorable Foundation International for selecting the hospital for the humanitarian outreach, describing the founder as a selfless, humble, and compassionate individual dedicated to serving humanity.
Some of the beneficiaries, including Mrs. Enene Alaga and Mrs. Esther Owenime, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the foundation for its generosity. They prayed for God’s continued blessings upon Princess Ada Okeke, noting that her compassion and sacrifice would never be forgotten.
At the Abuja Orphanage Home, the Program Officer, Mrs. Joy Michael, thanked the celebrant for identifying with the home during her birthday celebration. She noted that the donations would significantly support the orphanage and help alleviate some of the challenges faced by the children.
In a message made available to the media, Princess Prophetess Ada Okeke explained that her decision to celebrate her birthday through acts of charity was inspired by the current economic and social realities facing Nigeria and the global community.
She said that the world needs more empathy, compassion, and humanitarian service rather than the lavish birthday celebrations that have become increasingly common. She also thanked the management of the orphanage for providing the opportunity to celebrate with the children and reassured them of a brighter and more hopeful future.
Speaking during the celebration, Barrister Adaobi Jennifer Amadi, who described herself as a daughter of the celebrant, paid glowing tribute to Princess Ada Okeke. She described her as a disciplined, loving, and compassionate mother whose life exemplifies kindness, generosity, and unwavering commitment to humanity. She prayed for God to grant her good health and many more fruitful years.
Also paying tribute was veteran Nollywood actress Maureen Ihua, a member of the Local Organizing Committee of the Adorable Foundation International. She commended Princess Ada Okeke for her humility, hospitality, unwavering faith in God, and exceptional love for humanity, describing her as a committed servant of God whose impact continues to inspire many.
Earlier, Queen ASACADA, Uzobuekwe Chidinma Elizabeth, who leads the Society Campaign Against Drug Abuse and Cultism (ASACADA), encouraged the children at the orphanage to remain focused on their dreams and avoid drug abuse and other harmful substances. She emphasized that drug abuse and cultism have devastating consequences and urged them to make positive choices for a brighter future.
The birthday anniversary celebration concluded with a thanksgiving service featuring praise and worship at an Anglican Church in Maitama, Abuja, on Sunday, July 26, 2026. Princess Ada Okeke was joined by family members, friends, well-wishers, and supporters in giving thanks to God for another year of life and service to humanity.
(DEMOCRACY NEWSLINE NEWSPAPER 29TH JULY)
