Soludo Reacts To Fight Between Obiano’s Wife & Bianca Ojukwu | READ DETAILS
The recently sworn in governor of Anambra state, Prof. Chukwuma Charles Soludo, has tendered an apology for the drama that played out during his swearing in ceremony on Thursday, at the state Government House.
ALL FACTS NEWSPAPER had reported that the immediate past first lady of the state Mrs. Ebelechukwu Obiano had a fight with Bianca Ojukwu, wife of the late Ojukwu who founded the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA). READ HERE
Apologizing in a statement signed by Joe Anatune, his media aide, Soludo noted that the controversy was caused by improper communication which arose from a personal issue between the two women.
The governor apologized to Anambra people, friends and guest at the ceremony, noting that ‘Steps are being taken to resolve the misunderstanding and restore the parties to their previous relationship.’
The statement read in part;
“Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo hereby apologizes to all Anambra people, friends and guests who attended his inauguration this morning as the Anambra State governor for the breach of protocol.”
“The breach was caused by improper communication which itself arose from a personal issue between the two parties involved in the breach.
“Sadly, the fight took the shine off the main event of the day.’
“Steps are being taken to resolve the misunderstanding and restore the parties to their previous relationship.
“Anambra State has over the years been known for a huge stock of social harmony, and the stock will increase substantially in the years ahead as part of the concerted effort to accelerate the state’s development. God bless Anambra State, the Light of the Nation.”
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