Soludo Says Anambra Is a Christian State, Native Doctors Flee

Governor Charles Soludo of Anambra State has declared that the state is largely Christian, stating that native doctors causing harm are now fleeing.

He made this known during a Healing and Deliverance Crusade organized by the Dunamis International Gospel Center on Wednesday night.

Soludo explained that Anambra is predominantly Christian, as most residents identify with the faith.

He stated that the state is witnessing a shift, with traditional healers who engage in harmful practices now on the run.

According to him, darkness cannot exist where there is light, and those involved in evil must leave.

Addressing the recent security challenges in the state, the governor noted that the situation has improved.

He shared that a recent police report confirmed there were no gunshots from either criminals or security operatives in the past month.

During his discussion with Dunamis Church’s Senior Pastor, Paul Enenche, Soludo hinted at plans to erect a Christian symbol in Anambra.

He assured that in the near future, a cross representing the light of the nation would be visible in the state. Before concluding, he asked for prayers for Anambra.

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