Children’s Day: Believe in yourselves, Anambra first lady tells children
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- Anambra State Governor's wife, Dr. Nonye Soludo, urged Nigerian children to believe in themselves and dream big on Children's Day.
- She emphasized the importance of inclusion, stating that all children deserve equal access to education, healthcare, and protection.
- Soludo highlighted Anambra's commitment to creating a progressive environment where every child can succeed, regardless of their background.
Dr. Nonye Soludo, wife of the Anambra State Governor, has called on Nigerian children to embrace self-belief and ambition, particularly as the nation observes Children's Day.
As we mark Children’s Day today, we celebrate the bold dreams, brilliance, and limitless potential of every Anambra child.
In a statement released to commemorate the global event, Soludo stressed that with the right education, guidance, innovation, and opportunities, children possess limitless potential. She urged them to cultivate patriotism, discipline, and moral values.
Our children are not just the leaders of tomorrow; they are the pride and future of Anambra State. With the right education, guidance, innovation, and opportunities, there is no limit to what they can achieve.
This year's Children's Day theme, 'Future now: Promoting inclusion for every Nigerian child,' resonated with Soludo's message. She underscored the necessity of a society that provides equal access to quality education, healthcare, and protection for all children, irrespective of their gender, socio-economic status, disability, or location.
As we continue to build a smarter, safer, and more progressive Anambra, we must remain committed to creating an environment where every child can learn, grow, dream, and succeed regardless of background or circumstance.
Soludo reaffirmed Anambra State's dedication to fostering a smarter, safer, and more progressive state. She assured that the government would continue to build an environment where every child has the chance to learn, grow, dream, and succeed. "To every Anambra child out there: believe in yourself, stay curious, work hard, and never stop dreaming. The future is bright, and it belongs to you. Grab it with both hands. Happy Children’s Day," she stated.
To every Anambra child out there: believe in yourself, stay curious, work hard, and never stop dreaming. The future is bright, and it belongs to you. Grab it with both hands. Happy Children’s Day.
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