Anambra State First Lady, Dr. Nonye Soludo, has clinched the First Lady of the Year (Health-Care & Child Support) award at the 2025 Nigerian Humanitarian Awards & Magazine.
The award came after a nationwide nomination and public voting process, which attracted thousands of entries from citizens and humanitarian observers across Nigeria.
As a result, Dr. Soludo emerged as a leading voice in health-based community service.
The event, organised by the Humanitarian Achievement and Outreach Foundation, seeks to honour leaders who drive compassion, wellness, and impact.
Notably, Dr. Soludo received this award due to her active efforts through the “Healthy Living with Nonye Soludo” initiative.
This campaign focuses on maternal and child care, nutrition education, and support for vulnerable families in both rural and urban parts of Anambra State.
Through this platform, she has empowered many homes with practical health solutions.
In a press statement, Emmanuel Anabueze, the award’s founder and convener, praised Dr. Soludo for her humility, leadership, and consistency.
According to him, she received an overwhelming number of votes, proving that her impact resonates nationwide.
Furthermore, he said her dedication to improving family health and wellness had set her apart in a competitive field.
Therefore, the award reflects not just her work but also public trust and admiration.
“She has created a legacy in sustainable family health and inspired a culture of wellness in homes.
Consequently, her commitment earned her the top spot,” Anabueze said.
Dr. Soludo will be officially honoured on Friday, August 22, 2025, at the Nicon Luxury Hotel, Abuja.
There, she will join other outstanding leaders, advocates, and changemakers shaping Nigeria’s humanitarian space.
The 2025 Nigerian Humanitarian Awards aims to celebrate people who move beyond their titles to transform lives.
Moreover, this year’s edition shines a spotlight on service, empathy, and grassroots development.
Dr. Soludo’s win adds to the recognition Anambra State is receiving for wellness advocacy.
Over the years, her programs have reached thousands of families, especially in low-income and underserved communities.
In conclusion, her latest award places her among the most influential humanitarian figures in Nigeria today.