Governor Soludo Urges Anambra Indigenes in Lagos to Return Home and Invest for Mutual Benefit
Anambra State Governor, Professor Chukwuma Soludo, has called upon Anambra indigenes residing in Lagos to consider returning home and investing in the state, emphasizing that Anambra is now open for business.
During a town hall meeting in Lagos, Governor Soludo reminded the audience that being Anambra people was not a mistake but a blessing. He highlighted the progress achieved by his administration in its first year and encouraged them to deeply reflect on their role in the state’s growth.
Governor Soludo stressed the importance of transforming Anambra from a mere departure lounge to a desirable destination, urging every Anambra person to develop a strong sense of homeland consciousness. He emphasized that a prosperous homeland is essential for gaining respect from hosts in other locations.
The governor assured the audience that his government is dedicated to revitalizing Onitsha, restoring it to its former glory as the largest commercial city in the South East and beyond. He emphasized the significant reduction in crime rates, thanks to the effective security architecture implemented by his administration.
Governor Soludo stressed the importance of transforming Anambra from a mere departure lounge to a desirable destination, urging every Anambra person to develop a strong sense of homeland consciousness. He emphasized that a prosperous homeland is essential for gaining respect from hosts in other locations.
The governor assured the audience that his government is dedicated to revitalizing Onitsha, restoring it to its former glory as the largest commercial city in the South East and beyond. He emphasized the significant reduction in crime rates, thanks to the effective security architecture implemented by his administration.
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