Soludo’s wife hails nurses’ contributions to healthcare sector

The wife of the Anambra State Governor, Nonye Soludo, has hailed nurses across Nigeria for their contributions to the healthcare sector, describing them as compassionate professionals whose service extends beyond medical care to offering hope and comfort to patients.
nSoludo, founder of the non-governmental organisation, Healthy Living with Nonye Soludo, stated this in a message issued on Tuesday to commemorate the 2026 International Nurses Day celebrated globally on May 12.
nShe described nurses as unsung heroes whose commitment and resilience continue to strengthen healthcare delivery and support families and communities.
nThe Anambra First Lady also congratulated nurses on the occasion and urged them to sustain their dedication to quality healthcare service.
nThis year’s International Nurses Day has the theme, “Our Nurses, Our Future – Empowered Nurses Save Lives.”
nAccording to Soludo, nurses play critical roles in healthcare delivery through compassion, patience and professionalism.
n“Today, we celebrate the unsung heroes whose compassion and dignity speak louder than words — our nurses,” she said.
n“Behind every recovering patient is a dedicated nurse who stayed awake through the night, offered reassurance in moments of fear and anxiety, and gave care with patience, strength, and love.”
nShe noted that the contributions of nurses go beyond administering treatment, adding that they provide emotional support and humanity in the healthcare system.
n“Their service goes beyond medicine; they bring hope, comfort, and humanity to healthcare and our society,” she stated.
nSoludo also commended nurses in Anambra State and across the country for their sacrifice and commitment to saving lives.
n“On this International Nurses Day, I honour the dedication, sacrifice, and resilience of nurses in Anambra State and beyond,” she said.
n“Your commitment continues to save lives, strengthen families, and uphold the dignity of our communities every single day.”
nShe added, “Thank you for all you do. The world is healthier, kinder, and safer because of you. Happy International Nurses Day!”
nInternational Nurses Day is observed annually to recognise the contributions of nurses to healthcare systems
nworldwide and to highlight the need for stronger investment in the nursing workforce and healthcare delivery.
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