Anambra State Governor, Prof Chukwuma Soludo, celebrated his Birthday by visiting Nawfia Neuro Psychiatric home, Iyienu Teaching Hospital, Ogidi, St Charles Borromea Specialist hospital, and Onitsha correctional centre in a humanity-themed tour of the state.
Soludo on Tuesday visited patients and inmates, sharing words of courage and hope as part of his 65th birthday anniversary celebrations. The Governor expressed deep fulfillment in the exercise, disclosing his decision to impact the world by doing God’s work and touching lives.
The Anambra governor tasked the patients and inmates never to give up and to continue working towards impacting lives positively and doing God’s Will. He delivered a simple message while touring the four locations in the state. “On earth, we must continue to do the work of God. This is the sure way to affecting humanity and impacting lives positively.”He said.
The 65-year-old Governor expressed gratitude for the gift of life and the opportunity to serve people as the Governor of Anambra State. He stated that he has realised that true wealth is not material possessions but how many lives one can impact positively.
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Soludo thanked everyone who had been a part of the journey, urging them to do the work of God and make a difference in the lives of the people around them.
He was wished a happy birthday by many well-wishers and Political colleagues, including Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party and former Governor of Anambra state.
The Nawfia Neuropsychiatric Hospital in Awka South, Anambra State, Nigeria, provides essential and basic mental health care for mental health patients in Anambra and the environs. The Hospital handles conditions often linked to substance abuse, like cannabis and alcohol, among other naturally occurring mental health challenges.
Nawfia Neuro Psychiatric home sees about five new patients weekly and entertained the state’s Governor, who visited on the cusp of his 65th Birthday celebration.
The Governor also visited other hospitals and a prison facility in the state as part of his humanitarian outreach.
