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Soludo delivers on promise: Mmiata -Anam -Nzam road construction begins

 

Stanley Ihedigbo

 

Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo has taken a significant step towards transforming Anambra into the country’s premier destination brand, driven by modern infrastructure.

In line with his vision, the governor has successfully constructed the 11.9km Mmiata-Anam-Nzam road, a crucial artery connecting to the headquarters of Anambra West Local Government Area (LGA).

The completed road is aimed at facilitating easy access within Anambra West, to boost trade and other economic activities in the area.

While inspecting the completed project, Governor Soludo affirmed, ” I Promised Ndi Anambra West that if l fail to build that road to your headquarters, that if l ever come back to your local government to campaign or to ask you for anything, that you should stone me,” Governor Soludo stated.

On Anambra road infrastructure, Soludo affirmed that existing projects will be completed while new ones are being initiated, with approximately 310 kilometers already asphalted in 30 months, and with unparalleled quality.

The Ekwulobia flyover and bus terminal are nearing completion. The dualisation of the 34-kilometre federal highway from Amawbia through Agulu, Ekwulobia, and Uga to the Imo State border, as well as the dualisation of 36 kilometres from Nwagu Agulu-Nnobi- Nnewi, Ozubulu to Okija, linking to the Onitsha-Owerri highway, is a game changer.

Soludo’s administration is speedily redefining governance, blending vision and execution to unlock Anambra State’s vast economic and human potential and repositioning it as a land of infinite opportunities for discerning investors, as highlighted in the recent 2024 Anambra State Investment Summit.

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