Emmanuel Clement
Anambra State Governor, Professor Chukwuma Soludo, celebrated a significant milestone in the history of the Aguata Anglican Diocese – its 20th anniversary.
The Thanksgiving Service, held at St. John’s Cathedral in Ekwulobia, brought together clergy, parishioners, and community leaders to commemorate the Diocese’s impactful contributions to the region.
In his address, Governor Soludo emphasized the pressing challenges facing Christianity today, calling for a renewed commitment among church leaders and members to engage actively with their communities and maintain the relevance of their faith.
He restated his administration’s commitment to ending outdated educational practices, such as imposing graduation on nursery pupils, and emphasized the need for more accessible learning resources in schools.
During the service, Anglican Bishop of Aguata, Rt. Rev. Samuel Ezeofor, delivered a sermon encouraging Christians to “press on, forward, and towards the Goal.”
He pointed out concerns about complacency among believers, urging them to continue to embody Christ’s love, hope, and truth.
Bishop Ezeofor reinforced the notion that shining this light can dispel darkness in the world.
Investigator news reports that Governor Soludo was presented with an award of commendation from the Diocese in recognition of his support and contributions to the church in Anambra State.
Those who accompanied the Governor at the event include the Chief of Staff to the Governor, Mr. Ernest Ezeajughi, Member representing Aguata Federal Constituency, Engr. Dom Okafor, among others.
