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Chukwujekwu Ilozue
Anambra State Governor, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, emphasising that he is a governor for all residents of the state, regardless of their religious or traditional affiliations.
Governor Soludo spoke while addressing the Anglican Diocesan Synod held in Ezira, Orumba South Local Government Area.
According to the statement issued by his Chief Press Secretary Christian Aburime, Soludo expressed gratitude to the citizenry for their support during the last gubernatorial election, and emphasized that his mandate transcends sectarian boundaries.
“I am the Governor of all denominations, Christians, Moslems, and traditionalists. “Everyone has the freedom of worship in Anambra. We are all one, and we must celebrate our common humanity.”
Reflecting on the current state of the world, the Governor warned against divisions, noting that humanity is currently under significant threat. He urged citizens to prioritize their shared human identity, expressing concern over the growing fragmentation he observed even within Christendom.
He noted that his administration’s recruitment policy is based on competence and who can do the job.
He said: “For me, it is about the value proposition you bring to the table”, adding: “Most of the people I have appointed are chosen because they can get the job done.
He called for patience from the people of Anambra as his administration continues to work toward to deliver its developmental agenda.
The Governor also commended the church for a new nursing school in Isulo, saying that such efforts are vital contributions to the state’s progress.
Soludo said that just as the state is building its own institutions, he encouraged to invest more in education and health, though advising religious leaders to be mindful of the economic realities of their parishioners, and that their development projects should align with the “paying capacity” of the people.
Earlier, the Anglican Bishop of Aguata, Right Reverend Samuel Ezeofor commended the Governor’s development efforts, while seeking for support, with assurance of continuous prayers by the church#
