As part of his administration’s urban renewal initiative, Governor Charles Soludo is converting Ekwulobia, one of the largest towns in Anambra State, into a modern, cosmopolitan city. It is quite admirable that Soludo took the initiative and was smart in stopping this new city from becoming another self-help community without the government infrastructure it needs to support its thriving economy.
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“The governor has changed the landscape of Ekwulobia with the newly constructed flyover which has reduced traffic hiccups and enhanced economic opportunities, connecting local businesses to a broader market, with illumination at night,” said Christian Aburime, chief press secretary for Soludo.
The Nanka-Ekwulobia-Aguata Council Area Headquarters’ two-kilometer road and the Ekwulobia-Isuofia one-point-one-two-five-kilometer road are examples of adjacent roadways in Ekwulobia, along with various auxiliary buildings and infrastructure.
Along with other outside projects including sewage treatment plants, drainage, and landscaping, there is a contemporary bus terminal, fuel station, security office, and fire station. In order to accommodate traders and their goods, the governor is also building a state-of-the-art market. A car park and sports and entertainment facilities are also included, and they will hold international concerts and cultural festivals in addition to sporting events.
Through creative projects for the welfare of the populace, the Soludo administration is harnessing the amazing potential that Ekwulọbịa city possesses today. Governor Soludo’s dedication to promoting sustainable development and establishing an atmosphere that supports progress in Anambra State is demonstrated by these urban renewal initiatives.
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