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Anambra Governor, Soludo urges churches to reduce fees in schools, preaches ecumenism

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BY SUNNY A. DAVID, AWKA

Professor Chukwuma Soludo, the Governor of Anambra State  has appealed to churches to reduced school fees in the schools so as to give every child equal opportunity.

He made the appeal when he joined the Anglican Communion in praying for peace and progress of the state which the event took place at Dr Alex Ekwueme Square, Awka, the State capital on Saturday.

The Governor with his Deputy, Dr Onyekachukwu Ibezim, took part in the Anglican Communion biggest annual prayer rally where evangelism and prayers for libration, peace and progress of the State formed the major high point.

Prof. Soludo in his speech called for the unity of the Christendom in the State, stating that true ecumenism would foster peace and progress in Anambra State.

While emphasizing that Anambra State is a Christian State, he tasked them to always play their part in ensuring a better life for Ndi Anambra, especially the downtrodden.

The Governor appreciated the church for their role in building a modest society through evangelism, quality education and healthcare.

Governor Soludo appealed to the church to take more care of the poor people through reduction of school fees so as to give every child equal opportunity.

Mr. Governor promised to keep doing his best to enthrone a peaceful and progressive Anambra State, adding that the agenda of a livable and prosperous Anambra State would be driven by compassion and transformation.

Prof. Soludo pledged to always partner with the church to sustain positive change and promised to keep giving value to Ndi Anambra all through his administration.

The congregation prayed for Governor Soludo, his Solution team and the entire Anambra State to succeed and be secure.

The Deputy Governor, Dr Onyekachukwu Ibezim, the State Chairman of APGA, Barrister Ifeatu Obi-Okoye, were amongst those present at the annual prayer rally.

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