🔹 Soludo Launches APGA Digital Membership Revalidation
The National Leader of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) and Governor of Anambra State, Chukwuma Soludo, has officially inaugurated the party’s membership registration and revalidation exercise.
Governor Soludo commended the party’s leadership for adopting a digital registration platform in 2024, describing it as a bold step that positions APGA ahead of other political parties in administrative innovation. He urged both existing and intending members to take advantage of the exercise to update their membership status.
🔹 Ihiala Market Shut Over Sit-at-Home Non-Compliance
A market in Ihiala Local Government Area has been shut down for one week following alleged non-compliance with the state government’s directive abolishing the Monday sit-at-home order.
Government officials reportedly met the market under lock and key, prompting the closure. Ihiala was previously known as one of the flashpoints during the peak of separatist agitations in the state.
🔹 ASHDC Boss Praises Soludo’s Four-Year Achievements
The Managing Director of the Anambra State Housing Development Corporation (ASHDC), Hon. Chike Emmanuel Anyaonu, has described Governor Soludo’s four-year administration as highly commendable.
Speaking during a media chat in Awka, Anyaonu stated that the achievements recorded across multiple sectors are unprecedented since Anambra State’s creation 34 years ago.
🔹 Federal Secretariat Workers Decry Poor Facilities in Awka
The Association of Heads of Federal Establishments in Anambra State has raised concerns over deteriorating conditions at the Engr. Ebele Ofunneamaka Okeke Federal Secretariat Complex.
Chairperson Dr. Mrs. Blessing Ogbonna, speaking at a meeting held at the Industrial Training Fund (ITF) office in Awka, listed challenges including lack of electricity, water supply, functional toilets, and environmental sanitation. She called for urgent government intervention.
🔹 Sickle Cell Community Petitions Anglican Bishop
Members of the sickle cell community in Anambra have petitioned the Anglican Bishop of Awka Diocese, Alexander Ibezim, alleging neglect of their welfare.
The petition, submitted by Mrs. Aisha Edwards Maduagwu, Director of the Sickle Cell Orphanage and Underprivileged Home, Agulu, also raised concerns about disruptions at Alpha Schools, Agulu due to daily evangelism activities within the school premises.
🔹 Soludo Reopens Nkwo Nnewi Market
Governor Soludo has reopened the New Motorcycle Spare Parts Market (Nkwo Nnewi) after a week-long closure over low compliance with the ban on Monday sit-at-home.
The market was reopened following improved trader turnout, as confirmed by Nnewi North LGA Chairman, Hon. Echezona Anazodo.
🔹 Judicial Service Commission Headquarters Transformed
Executive Secretary of the Anambra State Judicial Service Commission, Barr. Stanley Mbanaso, has highlighted the transformation of the commission’s headquarters in Amawbia since 2018.
He described the once-dilapidated complex as now modernized, featuring air-conditioned offices and a conducive administrative environment.
🔹 FRSC, Lovebite Reach Over 1,000 in Onitsha Outreach
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Onitsha Unit, in partnership with Lovebite Food and Beverages, distributed food and drinks to over 1,000 less privileged individuals, accident victims, and tricycle operators in Onitsha.
Unit Commander ACC Godwin Odoh said the initiative reflects the corps’ dedication to both road safety and community service. The outreach also served as appreciation for personnel efforts during the festive season.
Stay tuned for more updates as events unfold across Anambra State.
