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Soludo: Taking Back Anambra's Cities And Slums* by ashiwaju2010(m): 9:18am On Feb 15
*SOLUDO: TAKING BACK ANAMBRA'S CITIES AND SLUMS*

By Christian ABURIME

In his tireless march towards a beautiful and prosperous homeland, Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, CFR, of Anambra State has continued to make a compelling impact of achievements within 23 months in office.

This period has borne witness to the indomitable spirit of progress and transformation that permeates the very essence of Anambra’s development under his stewardship.

At the nucleus of the administration’s endeavours lies a resolute commitment to the pillars of security, law, and order, infrastructure and economic rejuvenation, human capital development, governance reforms, and the fostering of a sustainable environment. This holistic approach paints a vivid picture of a leadership dedicated to not just the present, but to sculpting a future teeming with prosperity and well-being for the citizens of Anambra.

In the field of urban regeneration, a pivotal chapter unfolds with the establishment of the “Anambra Urban Regeneration Council” (AURC) in October 2022. A vanguard against the encroachment of ‘chaotic slums’ within our urban landscapes, the AURC stands as a tribute to the administration’s foresight and determination to reshape the very fabric of Anambra’s cities.

The canvas of urban regeneration is being skillfully painted across key locales, namely Okpoko, Awka, Onitsha, Nnewi, and Ekwulobia. The visionary initiatives set to transpire within these urban havens are nothing short of transformative: A meticulous undertaking to reclaim proper setbacks by removing projections on streets.

The strategic removal and demolition of dilapidated structures, breathing new life into urban spaces. An extensive effort in desilting drainages and the establishment of robust channels to fortify against the ravages of nature. The creation of pedestrian walkways and cycling routes, fostering not just connectivity but a sense of community.

A commitment to the verdant embrace of nature through tree planting, street gardens, and an overall city beautification agenda. And the meticulous placement of street markings, the establishment of bus stop laybys, the installation of benches, waste bins, and various amenities to enhance the urban experience.

In this concerto of urban revitalization, Governor Soludo’s administration is orchestrating a harmonious blend of functionality and aesthetics. The vision extends beyond mere infrastructure to encapsulate a lifestyle that embodies the essence of progress, harmony, and civic pride.

As the Anambra Urban Regeneration Council meticulously charts its course, the metamorphosis of these urban landscapes promises not just a visual spectacle but a palpable improvement in the quality of life for Anambra’s residents.

The measure of progress being recorded by Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo poses as a tribute to the transformative power of visionary leadership, where the echoes of development resonate through the very streets and alleys of Anambra State.

Re: Soludo: Taking Back Anambra's Cities And Slums* by Ezewuzie01: 9:36am On Feb 15
Soludo is doing tremendously well in recent time. I criticized his government when I noticed lapses and abdication of responsibilities but he seems to take criticisms in his strides to deliver effective governance. He is now very popular and people like what they are seeing. More shanties should be removed, more illegally located markets destroyed, street trading outlawed, more roads widened and beautified. I like how he is quietly resuscitating general hospitals across the state and staffing them with new recruits. It is now the Soludo solution is shining forth.
Re: Soludo: Taking Back Anambra's Cities And Slums* by Depriest2020: 1:28pm On Feb 15
Ezewuzie01:
Soludo is doing tremendously well in recent time. I criticized his government when I noticed lapses and abdication of responsibilities but he seems to take criticisms in his strides to deliver effective governance. He is now very popular and people like what they are seeing. More shanties should be removed, more illegally located markets destroyed, street trading outlawed, more roads widened and beautified. I like how he is quietly resuscitating general hospitals across the state and staffing them with new recruits. It is now the Soludo solution is shining forth.
Are you from Anambra state? Am happy for Anambra people. Just love that state and Akwa Ibom.
Re: Soludo: Taking Back Anambra's Cities And Slums* by cadmanspize: 2:23pm On Feb 15
Walkways and cycle lain? Just don't make me angry with this una propaganda. Wetin be bus-stop laybys & bin cans? Which state this one dey happen?
I have said it before, soludo is taken Ndi-Anambra as fools but his time is just by the corner~~highest 24 months.
Re: Soludo: Taking Back Anambra's Cities And Slums* by Okoroawusa: 2:25pm On Feb 15
Did he just say slums?

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