The Road Safety Officers’ Wives Association (ROSOWA) has paid the medical bills of some road crash victims receiving treatment at the National Hospital, Abuja, as part of activities marking Accident Victims Remembrance Week….
The Road Safety Officers’ Wives Association (ROSOWA) has paid the medical bills of some road crash victims receiving treatment at the National Hospital, Abuja, as part of activities marking Accident Victims Remembrance Week.
The association’s President, Dr Nafisat Shehu Mohammed, led members on a humanitarian visit to the hospital, where they offered prayers and words of encouragement to victims undergoing treatment.
Beyond the emotional support, the delegation settled the medical bills of some victims to ease their financial burden and support their recovery.
ROSOWA said the visit was aimed at demonstrating solidarity with crash victims and their families, while drawing attention to the human impact of road accidents.
The association stressed that behind every road crash statistic is a person, a family and a future, adding that road safety must go beyond preventing accidents to include compassion and support for those affected.
It reaffirmed its commitment to standing with crash victims and their families, ensuring that they are not forgotten during their recovery.
