Anambra State Government are making plans to develop cluster sells points withing Awka capital to accommodate displaced street traders.
Angel Network News reports that to this end, government have designated various temporary locations for the traders who had been causing obstruction in major roads across the capital city to continue their businesses pending the completion of the sells points.
The Head of Development Control, Awka Capital Territory Development Agency, ACTDA, Mr Charles Ekwunife stated this when he led a team to sensitize members of the public on government policies towards making Awka a mega city.
According to Ekwunife, when the traders move into the designated places, it will be much cheaper and safer for them rather than displaying their goods and wares along the streets of Awka.
Ekwunife noted that in line with the governor Soludo idea of creating a liveable and prosperous Homeland, the Awka Capital Territory Development Agency( ACTDA), has underscores the importance to enhance the beauty of the environment.
He said to this end all shop and business owners withing the state capital to immediately use yellow Aluco board with black write ups as signposts in other to give the capital city a desirable outlook.
Mr Ekwunife added by saying that the aim of the state government was to have an organised uniformed city outlook as every shop is expected to give a distance of four foot from the drainage Channels across the state .
He further explained that however people are permitted to have a canopy in front of their shops but that such must not be extended more than your feet from the building.
The Head of Development Control appealed to the people to cooperate with the present administration to ensure that Awka is raised to a status befiting of a state capital as the enforcement will be a continuous exercise with more severe measures to keep things in order.
The ACTDA Head of Development Control noted that the present administration has also decided that containers are no longer allowed along the major streets across the state capital.
