The Local Government Chairman of
Nnewi North Hon. Echezona Anazodo says his administration has empowred over 200 youths with human capital development.
The Mayor while speaking in a press conference in his office on Saturday, revealed that he purchased JAMB forms for students in collaboration with Nnewi Forum.
“We are building a good working relationship with our people. We are seeing the dividends of democracy.
“Over 400 farmers also received fertilizers and improved crops like cassava, maize seedlings and others to boost their agric produce and reduce poverty. I can assure you that Nnewi North people are solidly behind governor Soludo’s reelection,” he added.
“We have constructed 300 kilometers bridge, rural roads, open and lockup shops for petty traders in our markets.
“Go to Agbado market and verify. We built both halls and offices in the market including shops for petty traders. We are not taxing any of them. Governor Soludo is making us to smile. There is no how our government or people will work against him.
“We have relocated traders from streets to markets where we also build halls and offices.
“Nnewi North will give Soludo 100% votes in the forthcoming election. We haven’t seen the type of infrastructural development we are seeing here and other parts of Anambra State before.
“Despite the raining session, work is still ongoing. They are massive that we cannot overlook them. We are absolutely loyal to Soludo and his administration for remembering us.
“Even if I’m Oliver Twist, I won’t ask for more from Soludo; he has done much for us. Everything under Soludo is very impressive.
The local government chairman said
Soludo’s administration has empowered about 500 natives of Nnewi with different skills across all sectors, including agriculture and markets, and currently dualising the Agulu-Nnobi Nnewi-Ozubulu-Ihiala road aside other developmental projects ongoing within Nnewi and its environs.
Anazodo maintained that his administration was not engaging in any kind of taxations, asking those spreading the lies to present evidence to backup their claims.
He concluded by saying that the State government and the LGA were the same and had never been at loggerhead at each other.
