
VP Shettima Applauds Soludo's Re-election, Calls it 'Covenant with Competence'
Vice President Kashim Shettima has applauded Charles Soludo for his contributions to nation-building, stating that Anambra State has renewed “a covenant with competence” with his re-election. Shettima, along with former Presidents Obasanjo and Jonathan, attended Soludo’s second-term inauguration.
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Soludo reaffirms confidence in Tinubu, seeks stronger federal support for South-east
Mr Soludo stated this on Tuesday after he was sworn in as the governor of Anambra State for a second term. The post Soludo reaffirms confidence in Tinubu, seeks stronger federal support for South-east appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Read full article →BREAKING: Soludo sworn in for second term as Anambra gov
Professor Charles Soludo has been officially sworn in for a second term as Governor of Anambra State. See details of the inauguration ceremony in Awka. Read More: https://punchng.com/breaking-soludo-sworn-in-for-second-term-as-anambra-gov/
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Read full article →We trust Tinubu to make a major difference in S/East – Soludo
By Vincent Ujumadu Anambra State governor, Professor Chukwuma Soludo has described President Bola Tinubu as a cerebral, courageous, and a patriotic Nigerian, saying that the people of the South East trust him to make a major difference to the zone. Speaking after taking oath of office to commence his secure tenure in Awka, Soludo thanked […] The post We trust Tinubu to make a major difference in S/East – Soludo appeared first on Vanguard News.
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