Anambra Governor Soludo completes Afor Nawfia bypass road, inaugurates community healthcare centre
Stanley Ihedigbo
Governor Charles Soludo has taken another significant step in his infrastructural development agenda for Anambra State.
The governor is currently constructing a primary healthcare centre for the Nawfia community, a move that will undoubtedly boost healthcare services in the area.
President General of Nawfia, Daniel Okoye, stated that before now, the road used to be in terrible condition, especially in the rainy season when it becomes difficult for people to move easily.
He said, “But now we can testify that the newly constructed road is of a 21st century standard. It is not the kind of road we used to see, and thank God for our able and dynamic Governor, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, who has done a great thing to remember the Nawfia community.
Applauding Governor Soludo for the road construction, Igwe Ambassador Dr. Ogochukwu Daniel Obele, the Igwe of Nawfia, said it is the only road that goes through Nawfia, and it is of high quality, done in less than six months. I also commend Governor Soludo’s government for appointing two indigenes of Nawfia to top positions in his administration.
Commissioner for Budget and Economic Planning, Mrs. Chiamaka Nnake, and as State Chief of Protocol and Deputy Chief of Staff to Governor Soludo, Double Chief, Chinedu Nwoye Glamour.
While lauding Soludo for his free education scheme, Hon. Prince Chidolue John Clarance Nwankwo, the Secretary of Njikoka LGA, said the children in Nawfia, like in other 176 towns in Anambra, are benefiting enormously from the programme.”We in Nawfia, thank you very much for all you are doing,” he stated.
According to Law Mefor, Honourable Commissioner for Information, Anambra State, “ Governor Soludo is committed to spreading solutions across Anambra State and the projects being executed in Nawfia are parts of the transformation our pragmatic governor is bringing to the state.”
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