Anambra holds inter-denominational service ahead of Soludo’s inauguration

The Anambra Government, on Sunday, held an interdenominational church service to mark the end of Gov. Chukwuma Soludo’s first tenure.

The service, which was held at the International Convention Centre, was also part of the activities lined up for Soludo’s inauguration for second tenure, scheduled for March 17.

Supreme news reports that the Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Awka, Most Rev. Alexander Ibezim, spoke on a message with the theme, “Leading with Wisdom and Integrity”.

The National President, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, Bishop Wale Oke, also delivered the sermon.

The clergymen commended the governor for the achievements recorded in his first tenure.

They urged him to focus on human capital and infrastructure development during his second tenure.

They also admonished him to uphold integrity in leadership.

In his speech, the governor, accompanied by his wife, Nonye, expressed gratitude to the people of Anambra for their support over the past four years.

He acknowledged that there were challenges, but said that the success and glorious conclusion of his first tenure were by the grace of God.

He said he would continue to work for the development of the state and society.

He promised not to treat people on “the basis of their religion or where they come from but by the value they bring to his government”.

Sureme news further reports that the service was attended by representatives of the Christian Association of Nigeria and Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, Catholic and Anglican Churches.

Special prayers were said for continued peace in Anambra and a more successful second term for the governor.