Anambra State Assembly Speaker Happy With Soludo’s Pace Of Development…
Written by City Radio on September 6, 2023
The Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Right Honourable Somtochukwu Udeze has expressed satisfaction with the level of development which the present administration of Governor Chukwuma Soludo has recorded in the state.
Speaking to news men on Governor Soludo’s quarterly Programme, Right Honourable Udeze noted that the programme was loaded with the numerous achievements of the Governor so far as well as ongoing projects, programmes and policies of the government.
The Speaker revealed some tips of the programme to include Governor Soludo’s plans to lay gas pipelines to generate and boost power supply in the state, eradication of touts, replacement of diesel-powered streetlights to solar, construction of more roads, improved security architecture, exemption of artisans from tax payment, ongoing transformation in all sectors of the state economy, disbursement of funds to youths for one youth two skills programme as well as plans to maintain sanity on state roads among others.
He assured Governor Soludo that the State House of Assembly will continue to treat expeditiously Bills from the Executive, stressing that Governor Soludo’s development philosophy is in tandem with the legislative agenda of the state legislature.
On the upcoming Anambra Investment Summit which Governor Soludo also highlighted in his media programme, Right Honourable Udeze described the business summit as a global event and called on prominent Anambra citizens in various fields of endeavour to attend.
The Speaker commended numerous Ndi Anambra who called into the Governor’s Interactive Media Programme, as virtually all of them expressed gratitude to Governor Soludo for his developmental strides in the state.
He called on politicians in the state irrespective of their political party affiliations to see the development of the state as a collective responsibility by giving maximum support to Governor Soludo’s administration at all times.