Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo has opened up about the personal and spiritual journey that has shaped his leadership, revealing that he once considered resigning but was encouraged to continue by the prayers of his wife and the support of Ndi Anambra. His emotional remarks came during an interdenominational church service held on Sunday, March 15, 2026, at the International Convention Centre in Awka.
But there is an inspiring detail from this gathering that many people may have missed. Observers say the theme of ecumenism promoted at the service underscores a growing push for unity and collaboration across the state. If you want to see the heartwarming details that reflect true communal solidarity, read the full story here.
Soludo spoke candidly about the uncertainties he faced before assuming office for his first term and how he reassured his wife, Nonye, that he would remain committed to serving the people. He also thanked President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the federal government, security agencies, traditional rulers, market women, youths, religious leaders, and various support groups for contributing to the successes recorded during his first term.
Addressing the assembly, Soludo emphasized the importance of ecumenism and unity across all sectors of society, regardless of people’s origins or beliefs. He highlighted how interdenominational gatherings like this foster brotherhood, mutual respect, and shared purpose, strengthening the social fabric and encouraging collective efforts toward development.
“The prayers and support I received reinforced my commitment to my responsibilities as governor,” he said, adding, “I love the message of this assembly, and it talked about ecumenism. Today, we are having this interdenominational service. Thank you for the common brotherhood we have seen here.”
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— Reported by Naijaonpoint Global Desk