Ms Henry urged veterans to remain committed to the ideals of service by supporting security efforts within their localities.
The legion chairman also appealed to residents to embrace unity.
She described the empowerment and induction as a dual strategy to tackle welfare gaps and insecurity.
He warned against any behaviour capable of bringing the organisation into disrepute.
Ms Henry again congratulated Nigerian women and women around the world on the celebration of International Women’s Day.
Coordinator of MFHA, Esther Leko, described life after the loss of her husband as challenging.
The chairman said the bus and office space would enhance the welfare of the legion’s members and their activities in the area.
Mr Soludo expressed confidence that the lingering terrorism would finally be defeated with the federal government’s increased commitment.
Mr Eno said the initiative would be accompanied by business grants for the widows to improve their living conditions.
Mrs Amodu said, “Being widow of a military officer is not easy.”
