As the President of Women Support Women for Human Empowerment and Mentorship Initiative (WOSUWO) and Executive Director of Heroine Women Foundation, I, Ambassador Onyinye Mamah, feel compelled to continue to address the false allegations and misconceptions as released and circulating in the public domain by Amaka Nweke, President of Women Support Women Community Network (WOSCONET) and supposed leader of Anambra Women General Assembly (AWGA).

CLARIFICATION ON ORGANIZATIONAL IDENTITY.

To avoid confusion, we wish to emphasize that Women Support Women for Human Empowerment and Mentorship Initiative (WOSUWO) is a distinct and autonomous organization. Our mission remains steadfast: empowering women and advancing human development.

As President of WOSUWO and Executive Director of Heroine Women Foundation, I confirm that all requisite documents and credentials are in place to validate my leadership roles within these organizations.

Sequence of Events
Amaka Nweke, President of WOSCONET, formerly served as Secretary of WOSUWO under my leadership. Regrettably, she began making unsubstantiated claims and allegations of fraud against WOSUWO.

Our Response
In response to Amaka Nweke’s allegations, WOSUWO took the following steps:

1. We issued three formal letters inviting Amaka Nweke for interrogation and mediation.
2. Stakeholders and family members intervened, inviting her for mediation on multiple occasions.

Despite these efforts, embattled Amaka Nweke declined to respond or provide evidence to support her allegations.

Meanwhile, we have observed a concerning pattern in Amaka Nweke’s allegations. Initially, she accused me of embezzlement in 2022/2023. However, in 2025, she shifted her focus to allegations of impersonation. This sudden change raises questions about her motivations and leadership style.

We therefore challenge her to present concrete evidence to substantiate her claims. We propose that the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) certificates of both WOSUWO and WOSCONET be presented to clarify registration dates and confirm which organization was established first. We are confident that this evidence will vindicate WOSUWO and demonstrate the true facts of the matter.

Sincerely,

Ambassador Onyinye Mamah

President, Women Support Women for Human Empowerment and Mentorship Initiative (WOSUWO)

Executive Director, Heroine Women Foundation