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Ndi Anambra Commend Governor Willie Obiano

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Ndi Anambra in Abuja have continued to commend Governor Willie Obiano for his all-round development strides within his seven years at the helm of affairs.

Ekwi Ajide of our Abuja Bureau, reports that one of them, Chief Austin Oguejiofor charged Ndi Anambra to be mindful of who takes over from the governor to guarantee total consolidation of already established legacies.

Chief Oguejiofor said when he came for the implementation of his housing partnership deal with the state government he noticed that the Obiano administration had already put things in place to make it easier and faster for investors.

He thanked the governor, whom he said, has touched all aspects of governance especially in housing, where Anambra leads in the South East.

Chief Oguejiofor called on experts in other fields to leverage on the existing enabling environment in the state to support the government for quicker and simultaneous development of all sectors of the state economy.

On his part, an executive member of the Anambra State Towns People Association, ASTPA Abuja, Chief Arinze Anadu, Governor Obiano has done excellently well within the seven years especially with the well thought out plan of a Cargo Airport, the establishment of an Oxygen Plant, the twenty million naira community choose your project initiative, which according to him has assisted all communities in no small measure.

He implored the governor not to relent in his approach to ensuring a safe Anambra adding that seeking advice from security experts would be of an added advantage.

 

Source: ABSRADIOTVĀ 

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