**Inter-denominational Church Service Held in Anambra Ahead of Soludo's Inauguration** In a move to bring together people of different faiths in the spirit of unity and cooperation, the Anambra State Government organized an inter-denominational church service at the International Convention Centre in Awka. This event marked the end of Governor Charles Soludo's first tenure and served as a precursor to his inauguration for a second term on March 17. The service was attended by prominent clerics, including the Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Awka, Alexander Ibezim, and the National President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, Wale Oke. They delivered messages that emphasized the importance of leadership with wisdom and integrity, commending Governor Soludo for his achievements in his first tenure and urging him to focus on developing the human capital and infrastructure of the state in his second term. In his speech, Governor Soludo expressed gratitude to the people of Anambra for their support over the past four years. He acknowledged the challenges faced during his first tenure but gave credit to God for the success and glorious conclusion of his term. Governor Soludo reassured the people that he would continue to work towards the development of the state and society, emphasizing that his administration would be guided by the value that individuals bring to the government, rather than their religion or place of origin. The service also featured special prayers for continued peace in Anambra and a successful second term for Governor Soludo. Representatives of various Christian denominations, including the Christian Association of Nigeria, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, Catholic, and Anglican Churches, were in attendance. This inter-denominational service is a testament to the state government's commitment to unity and cooperation among its citizens. As Governor Soludo prepares to take office for a second term, this inter-denominational church service has sent a strong message of hope and unity to the people of Anambra. It highlights the importance of working together to achieve the state's development goals and underscores the role that faith leaders can play in promoting peace and stability in the society.