CHRISTIAN ABURIME
The Executive Governor of Anambra State, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, CFR, has expressed heart-warming congratulations and profound appreciation to all mothers in Anambra State and across Nigeria on the occasion of today’s Sunday Mothering Day, lauding their unrelenting dedication, selfless love, and irreplaceable contributions to our families and society.
In his goodwill remarks, Governor Soludo described motherhood as the purest form of love and sacrifice, extolling the strength, resilience, and compassion demonstrated by mothers daily from the foundation upon which our communities thrive. It is thus most deserving to honour the extraordinary women who nurture dreams, instil values, and shape the future through their children.
The Governor also acknowledged the exceptional role of the First Lady of Anambra State, Dr. Nonye Soludo, whose humanitarian initiatives continue to transform lives across the state. Through her dedicated work with children and her inspiring Healthy Living Project, Dr. Nonye Soludo exemplifies the nurturing spirit of motherhood extended beyond family boundaries to embrace all Anambra citizens, aligning perfectly with the Soludo administration’s vision of creating a livable and prosperous homeland where every citizen can thrive.
Therefore, Governor Soludo wished all mothers a joyous celebration of this Mothering Day and reaffirmed his commitment to supporting policies and programmes that continuously strengthen families and empower women in their vital roles as partners in state development.
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