Children’s Day: Mrs Soludo tasks Nigerian children on hard work

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Wife of Charles Soludo, Dr Nonye Soludo, has urged children in Nigeria to believe in themselves, remain curious and work hard to achieve their dreams, assuring them that the future belongs to them.

Soludo gave the advice in a message on Wednesday to mark the 2026 Children’s Day celebration, with the theme – “Future Now: Promoting Inclusion for Every Nigerian Child”.

Children’s Day is celebrated to honor the rights of children, advocate for their safety and education, and promote their overall well-being.

She said: “To every Nigerian child out there: believe in yourself, stay curious, work hard and never stop dreaming.

“The future is bright and it belongs to you. Grab it with both hands,” she said.

The governor’s wife described children as the pride and future of Anambra and Nigeria at large, noting that they possess bold dreams, brilliance and limitless potential.

She said that with the right education, guidance, innovation and opportunities, children in the could attain great heights irrespective of their backgrounds.

According to her, the Anambra government remains committed to building a smarter, safer and more progressive state where every child can learn, grow, dream and succeed.

“As we mark Children’s Day today, we celebrate the bold dreams, brilliance and limitless potential of every Anambra child.

“Our children are not just the leaders of tomorrow; they are the pride and future of Anambra State,” she said.

Soludo also reaffirmed the need for sustained efforts toward creating an enabling environment that supports the growth and development of children across the state.

She wished children in the state a happy Children’s Day celebration.

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