The Anambra State Executive Council (ANSEC) won the contract for the 2-IN-1 Urban Regeneration Projects at the Chinua Achebe International Airport, Umueri for transformation as part of the government of Governor Charles Soludo’s continuing urban redevelopment drive.
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The Council has approved the Zhontiang Construction Company’s renewal project, together with the bumper car building, drivers’ lounge, and covered walkway at the Solution Fun City in Awka, the state capital, according to a statement issued by Law Mefor, the State’s Commissioner for Information.
This is a result of Soludo’s continuous efforts to revitalise the state of Anambra and his infrastructure and transformation plan, which has helped numerous cities and communities. A huge 40.6 km road project was built in the Orumba South Local Government Area (LGA) as part of the governor’s infrastructure advancement. Once the biggest urban slum in the east of the Niger, he has turned Okpoko into a model for urban growth.
In the Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State, the governor has also started building the 10.6km road project that runs along the Uga-Oty-Obizi and Uga-Nkpologwu roads. This is a section of the 46.9 km road network that connects various communities; 36.3 km of it has already been finished.
As part of his government’s transformation program, Governor Soludo previously turned Ekwulobia, one of the largest towns in Anambra State, into a modern, cosmopolitan metropolis.
Beyond the state capital, Soludo’s development projects penetrate rural areas to guarantee their advancement and well-being. This illustrates Soludo’s commitment to creating an inclusive, interconnected Anambra.
His dedication to improving all areas of Anambra, particularly those that are sometimes overlooked, is having a significant impact and winning the respect of the state’s citizens.