Soludo holds thanksgiving service to mark end of first term
Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, governor of Anambra State, held an interdenominational thanksgiving service to celebrate the completion of his first term. The event, attended by clerics and dignitaries, was themed “Leading with Wisdom and Integrity” and took place at the International Convention Centre, Awka. Soludo, joined by his wife Nonye Soludo, expressed gratitude to the people of Anambra for their support and highlighted his administration’s achievements. He reiterated his commitment to making Anambra a prosperous and inclusive state in his upcoming second term.
What we know
- Chukwuma Soludo marked the end of his first term with a thanksgiving service attended by clerics from various denominations.
- The event served as a precursor to his second-term inauguration, scheduled for Tuesday, March 17, 2026.
- Soludo thanked Anambra residents for their resilience and support, emphasizing unity and development based on individual value rather than religion or ethnicity.
- He highlighted the employment of 8,115 teachers from over 18 states without religious or ethnic bias.
- Prominent clerics, including Bishop Francis Wale Oke and Most Rev. Alexander Ibezim, praised Soludo’s focus on human capital and infrastructure, urging continued integrity and divine guidance.
