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Gov Soludo gets applaud from non-indigenes in Nnewi

From Ifeoma Ejiofor

Non indigenes in Nnewi North LGA and environs have applauded the Anambra State governor, Prof Charles Soludo over his security initiatives and landmark infrastructural development of the State.

The Special Adviser to Nnewi North Mayor on Non Indigenes Affairs, Chief Chinedu Igwe made the commendation in a chat with journalists.

Chief Chinedu Igwe who is also the President of Imo General Assembly(IGA) in Nnewi noted that Gov Soludo’s overwhelming victory in the last Anambra State governorship is a reflection of his acceptance by the people of Anambra based on his five star performance.

He said that number one great achievement for Gov Soludo is improved security across the State, which according to him enabled people to return home enmass during the yuletide and new year celebrations.

Chief Igwe pointed out that all other achievements recorded by the administration of the day, hing on conducive environment for people to do their businesses occasioned by improved security.

Chief Igwe who is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer(CEO) of Suzuki Don Int’l while congratulating Gov Soludo on his reelection victory said that the Anambra State number one man has created a record that cannot be equalled in the nearest future.

Chief Igwe also commended Gov Soludo for embarking on construction work on Adili Road in Nnewi, a road which he said is very important to traders in Nnewi market as well as dualization of the road from Nnewi to Okija in Ihiala LGA of the State.

He also commended the Mayor of Nnewi North LGA, Hon Echezona Anazodo for uniting non indigenes in the council area and bring them together under one umbrella.

He said that Nnewi North Mayor has also been carrying the non indigenes along in the scheme of things which he noted has increased the sense of belonging of the non indigenes.

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