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Honouring Anambra Elders: Nonye Soludo Marks World Elder Abuse Awareness Day

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Mrs Nonye Soludo welcomed senior citizens from across Anambra State to the Light House, Awka, in celebration of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. The gathering featured music, dancing, games and healthy indigenous dishes under her Healthy Living Programme. She described elders as living treasures and custodians of wisdom, culture and values. She urged the community to respect, include and protect them from abuse and neglect. In her message, she thanked the elders for their sacrifices in building today’s Anambra State. The event underscores the administration’s commitment to the welfare and dignity of senior citizens.

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hala

What more can community leaders do to keep elders engaged and protected beyond just celebrating a special day?

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prince

How else can community leaders offer ongoing support for elders beyond just marking one special day?

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bisi

They highlighted music, dancing, and dishes, but there's little mention of concrete steps to prevent elder abuse beyond awareness events.

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kunle

I completely agree. Celebrations feel meaningful, but we need clear policies and support systems for elders.

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yemi

I'm not sure say mere dance and chop fit tackle the bigger issue of elder abuse in Anambra.

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kris

A follow-up plan with regular check-ins and community volunteers might ensure elders receive ongoing support, not just one-off celebrations.

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