By Oseloka Nwora
As part of its achievements in the past three years, the Anambra State government led by Chief Willie Obiano has revealed the attraction of $494 million into the industrial sector of the state.
According to the state government, these investments came mostly from entrepreneurs, like Richbon Nigeria Limited, Zolt Energy Limited, Obumek International Ltd., Chikason Group and Redemption
Modern Agro and Allied Processing Ltd, among others.

Governor Obiano, in his breakdown of the achievements, also noted that the conducive environment his administration created, soon after he assumed office, had had a huge impact on the output of industries, operating in the state.

Obiano’s announcement did not come as a surprise to people, who have been following the trajectory of industrial development in Anambra State and Governor Obiano’s efforts to key into a long flourishing manufacturing culture. Indeed, Anambra has always been an important destination on the industrial map of Nigeria. The natural inclination of the people to create things is quite known and respected across the country. It is a reputation long earned by the tenacious efforts of pioneers too numerous to mention.

The Nnewi-Onitsha industrial axis has made significant contributions to Nigeria’s quest for a strong industrial backbone. The Nnewi industrialists, for instance, have survived years of horrific industrial nightmares and suffocating government policies that made growth impossible at a point. Happily, these tremors have only slowed most of them down; they didn’t actually wipe them away. The enthusiasm to break out of the mould, to build a new culture of entrepreneurship and to create values that endure has remained on the all-time-high to date.

It is this enthusiasm that informed Governor Obiano’s decision to make industrialisation a major pillar in his Economic Blueprint for Anambra State. Essentially, Obiano’s vision is to ensure that Anambra berths among the Top-5 industrialising states in Nigeria. This vision has driven much of his efforts to wake up the entrepreneurial side of the people and inspire them into taking advantage of the friendly business climate in the state. It is pretty much what informed some of his earliest steps after being sworn in as governor.

One of the earliest things that Governor Obiano did on assumption of office was the special interactive session he had with Anambra-born industrialists.


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Nice

Nice

Politicians can lie.

jomonic:
Politicians can lie.

stay there and be lying to yourself..anambra is reaping form these investments

New industries anchored down in anambra