Titus Eleweke, South East Editor
AWKA, Anambra – The First Lady of Anambra State, Dr. Mrs. Nonye Soludo, has commended Anambra State for its outstanding performance at the maiden edition of the National Teachers’ Summit held in Abuja.
In a congratulatory message shared on her Facebook page, Dr. Mrs. Soludo described the achievement as more than an academic success, noting that it is the product of deliberate ambition, strong political will, and a sustainable vision for education-driven development.
According to her, Mrs. Hope Chekwube Ifentike of Government Technical College, Onitsha, who represented Anambra State at the summit, emerged as the overall best teacher in the South-East zone and finished as the first runner-up nationally.
This remarkable feat earned her a cash prize of ₦25 million.
“This honour goes beyond just an academic exercise; it is the result of deliberate ambition driven by sincere will and a sustainable government vision. The Solution Administration has invested heavily in education, recognising its critical role in building strong human capital and securing the future of Anambra State,” she stated.
Dr. Mrs. Soludo further emphasized that teachers in Anambra State have been empowered like never before, not only to excel within the classroom but also to make meaningful impact beyond school environments and across society.
She congratulated Mrs. Ifentike for her brilliance, resilience, and dedication, describing her achievement as a proud reflection of the excellence and capacity that Anambra State represents.
The Anambra State First Lady also commended the First Lady of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, CON, for her visionary leadership and partnership with the Federal Ministry of Education, which she noted was instrumental in making the summit a success.
“Your impact is always felt, and your commitment to advancing education in Nigeria continues to inspire,” she added.
