Anambra First Lady Calls for Action to End Malaria in Nigeria
Dr. Nonye Soludo, the first lady of Anambra, has urged for collective efforts to combat malaria in Nigeria, highlighting its impact on children and pregnant women.
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Dr. Nonye Soludo, the first lady of Anambra, has urged for collective efforts to combat malaria in Nigeria, highlighting its impact on children and pregnant women.
Nonye Soludo, wife of the Anambra State Governor, has called on the newly inaugurated executive members of the Women Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in Anambra State to advocate for peace, good morals, and healthy living.

By Vincent Ujumadu AWKA — The wife of the Anambra State Governor, Nonye Soludo, has congratulated mothers on the occasion of Mothering Sunday, describing motherhood as a divine responsibility that…

Dr. Nonye Soludo, the first lady of Anambra, has called for increased empowerment for women, emphasizing that it strengthens society and ensures national security.
Anambra’s First Lady, Nonye Soludo, visited local orphanages, calling for improved welfare, love, and kindness for vulnerable children.

On International Tuberculosis Day, the World Health Organization, experts, and officials like Mrs. Nonye Soludo continue to warn that TB remains a serious global health problem, claiming millions of lives annually despite being curable with modern medicine.

Nonye Soludo, the First Lady of Anambra, has initiated a vocational training program aimed at empowering women with high-demand technical skills, particularly in fields traditionally dominated by men.
Dr. Nonye Soludo, wife of the Anambra governor, commended 100 women who completed a skills program designed to foster self-reliance and economic empowerment in the state.

Anambra’s First Lady, Nonye Soludo, calls for love and unity during the Eid-el-Fitr celebration, emphasizing sacrifice and tolerance for peaceful coexisten Read More:…

Nonye Soludo, the wife of the Governor of Anambra State, voiced her concern regarding the low involvement of women in Nigerian politics and urged them to take on more active roles in leadership and decision-making.