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Soludo’s wife donates relief materials to rehabilitated inmates

Anambra State First Lady, Nonye Soludo, has donated relief materials and cash gifts to rehabilitated inmates at the Anambra Rehabilitation Home in Nteje. Read More: https://punchng.com/soludos-wife-donates-relief-materials-to-rehabilitated-inmates/

Soludo’s wife donates relief materials to rehabilitated inmates

Anambra State First Lady, Nonye Soludo, recently visited the Anambra Rehabilitation Home in Nteje, expressing her delight over the recovery and rehabilitation of inmates. In her visit, Soludo noted that the inmates had been trained in various skills and were demonstrating their newly acquired abilities confidently and skillfully.

During the visit, Soludo donated relief materials, additional supplies, and cash gifts to the inmates, wishing them well in their journey towards a productive life. In a statement released on Monday, Soludo emphasized that rehabilitation is not solely about recovery but also about providing individuals with a chance to rediscover their abilities, regain their confidence, and find their rightful place in society.

Soludo highlighted that every human being deserves a second chance, urging that the right support, opportunity, and belief in a better future are essential in making such a possibility a reality. She further commended the caregivers' role in the rehabilitation process and expressed her pride in the graduates who chose to learn, grow, and move forward towards a better future.

The statement concluded by emphasizing the potential for new beginnings and the ongoing journey of rebuilding lives.

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