Former First Lady of Liberia, Nancy Doe, has passed away at the age of 76.

She was the widow of Samuel Doe, the controversial leader of Liberia who was assassinated during a coup in 1990.

As the first lady, she stood by her husband during his rise to power and the subsequent civil strife that engulfed the nation.

Her contributions to society included advocating for women’s rights and involvement in various charitable causes aimed at improving the lives of Liberians.

The news of her death has evoked an outpouring of tributes from across Liberia and beyond, with many reflecting on her strength and resilience during some of the country’s darkest times.

Nancy  Doe’s legacy is marked by her commitment to her family and her efforts to uplift her community, even amidst the challenges she faced as a public figure in a nation torn by conflict.

As Liberia mourns the loss of a former first lady, her memory will  remain in the hearts of those who knew her and those who were inspired by her journey through one of the most challenging eras in the country’s history.