Anambra woos investors for industrial city project

Anambra woos investors for industrial city project

Council furthermore resolved to repossess and repurpose all occupied government lands in the situation.

“This decision followed reports of widespread encroachments on government lands, as well as the growing desire for land for government projects. The Council called on Ndi Anambra to brace up for this year’s celebration on Thursday, October 1, 2026, together with the Condition Government at Ekwueme Square.

“The Anambra Diverse-Use Industrial City is poised to release in earnest, alongside the government actively welcoming latent investors to involve in discussions, emphasising necessary enablers such as entry roads, electricity, water furnish, and security.

“The Council was moreover educated that Uga Boys Smart Boarding Small School was still admitting.

The Anambra Condition Government has invited prospective investors to involve in discussions ahead of the launch of the condition’s Diverse-Utilize Industrial City, alongside emphasis on key enablers such as admission roads, electricity, water furnish and security.

According to a allege released on Tuesday, the situation Commissioner for Details, Law Mefor, said the decision was within multiple primary resolutions reached at the Anambra Status Executive Council meeting held at the “Light House”, Awka, on Monday.

Mefor said the council too reflected on Independence Day, discussing its log and strategic importance to the nation, during the time that calling on residents to organize for this year’s celebration.

He added that the council resolved to streamline the declare’s law enforcement groups to eliminate overlaps in functions and their proliferation.

According to him, the shift would upgrade their functionality, bottom conflicts and perfect accountability to citizens.

The line read, “On Monday, September 28, 2026, the second-term Anambra Declare Executive Council of the Soludo Government met for the 14th time at Light House, Awka, and made numerous intentional decisions, including the following:

“The Council reflected on Independence Day, discussing its past and strategic importance to the nation’s life. This will too improve their functionality, cut conflicts, and upgrade accountability to the citizens. “Occupied Government Lands To Be Repossessed And Repurposed. Nonetheless, just prospective boarding students search for to employ, as spots for day students have been overshot already. Those illegally occupying government lands are advised to vacate them, as there may be no supplementary observe earlier than government crackdown and repossession.

“The second edition of the ‘Onwa Dezemba’ programme, introduced endure December by the Anambra Status Government, will be held in December 2026. Numerous of the events that marked the 2025 edition will attribute, alongside documentaries of how Anambra communities celebrate Yuletide.

“The government is determined to harness and institutionalise Yuletide, as it is an essential period for Ndi Anambra to relate together with individuals at home and occupy in assorted cultural and social activities,” the assert added.

The repurposed additional school now offers both smart school and boarding feel.”

Mefor said the council additionally decided to carry out integrity tests on students’ hostels in schools across the condition to confirm their safety at all times.

He added that the Substance Testing Laboratory in the situation would be upgraded, during the time that the law establishing it would be strengthened to confirm consistent integrity tests.

The line added, “Council too resolved to streamline the situation law enforcement groups including the aim to eliminate function overlap and proliferation.

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Terfa Ukende

Terfa Ukende is a Nigerian travel writer, blogger, and the founder of Watch Nigeria. Combining an analytical background in Computer Science and Statistics from Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University, Makurdi (JOSTUM) with years of on-the-ground fieldwork, Terfa has crossed dozens of Nigerian cities—from Kano and Yola to Lagos and Port Harcourt. He founded Watch Nigeria to counter regurgitated travel advice with firsthand, independently verified reporting on routes, accommodations, and local culture. When not on the road, he is planning his next cross-country expedition.

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