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Gov. Soludo: “There is no sacred cow…consequence for misconduct” – on Demolition, Security (video)

July 10, 2022 by AFRIPOL 1 Comment

Governor Soludo

Governor Soludo of Anambra State gave a press briefing where he profusely explained his administration standing on issues affecting the state. He touched on the on going demolishing of structures blocking water ways particularly in Onitsha and Anambra State in general. Without malice, he spoke about Odumeje Church demolition . His focal and pivotal point rested on making Anambra a law and order state., where misconduct have consequences. Soludo ebulliently emphasized of restoring Anambra to its original architectural and geographical integrity. To resist lawlessness and stop the damage brought by erosion.

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  1. J. O. S. Okeke says

    July 10, 2022 at 6:05 pm

    Please be resolute decisive transparent and prompt. I grew up in Onitsha ( 12 Ogalonye St) Used to be a landlord but could no longer stand the desecration of the land scape and sold out. Asika missed a good opportunity to sanitize the place. “Ilo Oraja “ a popular park for outing dance groups has disappeared. You should also focus on Nnewi that has almost become a modern slum.

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