Anambra Governor’s wife, Mrs. Nonye Soludo, has assured that the man who allegedly assaulted his wife and left her in a near-death condition would face full justice.
Soludo’s wife gave the assurance after she visited the victim at a hospital in Oko, Orumba North Local Government Area, where she is currently receiving medical treatments.
When she visited the private medical facility where the woman had been taken to, the governor’s wife, who was represented by the Commissioner for Health, Dr Afam Obidike, spoke with the doctor who confirmed that the woman had received adequate treatment for the injuries sustained on her face and head.
The First Lady, after speaking with the victim, sorted out her full bills, and immediately made arrangements to take up a job with Orumba North Local Council Area, from where she could make sustainable earnings to take care of her two kids.
Mrs. Soludo has also made arrangements for the supply of food items to the family early next week.
The governor’s wife also assured that the culprit would face full justice, reiterating her commitment to protecting women and children in Anambra State from domestic violence and abuses.
Mrs. Soludo further stated that the state under the present administration takes zero tolerance for abuse of any kind and maintained that anyone found guilty of such crimes would be comprehensively dealt with.
Angel Network News (ANN) reports that
a viral amateur video popped up on social media showing a woman who appeared badly battered and lying helplessly by the bush path at night clutching onto her eight months old baby.
While being questioned by passers-by who met her there, the woman, Mrs Ifeoma Nwafor, from Ajango Village, Amaokpala, Orumba North Local Government Area, alleged that her husband, Chukwujekwu Nwafor had assaulted her over a misunderstanding.
On coming across the video, Mrs Soludo immediately directed for the woman to be reached out to and taken to the hospital to ensure she gets the best medical care while efforts are made to apprehend the said culprit.
