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On Sunday, the Anambra State Government organized an inter-denominational church service, signifying the conclusion of Governor Charles Soludo’s first tenure. This event is part of the lead-up to his upcoming inauguration for a second term set for March 17.
A woman in Onitsha has shared her distress following the unexpected demolition of her shop, which she had opened only four months prior. The incident reportedly occurred in the early hours of the morning, allegedly executed by officials linked to Governor Chukwuma Soludo.
Ozonna Soludo, the son of Anambra Governor Charles Soludo, captured attention on social media over the weekend after posting a video showcasing his impressive physique and dance skills.
On February 27, Justice Jude Obiora of the Anambra State High Court sentenced Chidozie Nwangwu, known as Akwa Okuko Tiwara Aki, to 11 months in prison after he admitted guilt to several charges linked to illegal activities involving native doctors.
The Anambra State Government has affirmed its ongoing inspections of markets every Monday, stating that shops that do not open risk closure. This announcement follows allegations regarding shop closures at Onitsha Main Market.
Everest Uba, special adviser to Governor Soludo, announced that markets in Anambra have reopened after five years, citing substantial compliance and heightened security throughout the state.
Uzor Ngoladi, Secretary-General of the Forum of South-East Academic Doctors, has condemned the recent closure of Onitsha Main Market, describing it as an unfair punishment to innocent traders amidst ongoing security issues related to a sit-at-home crisis.
The Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide has called on Governor Charles Soludo to lift the one-week closure of Onitsha Main Market, which was implemented due to traders continuing the sit-at-home ordered by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). The group highlights the economic challenges faced by market traders in their appeal.
The Commissioner for Information in Anambra, Law Mefoh, has revealed that the state incurs a loss of approximately N8 billion every Monday as a result of the ongoing sit-at-home orders. This was discussed during an interview on Channels Television, emphasizing the broader economic impact on the state.
Ozonna Soludo, son of Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, faced significant criticism for downplaying the sit-at-home situation in the South East. In response to the backlash, he updated his social media post to clarify his stance against dictatorship and disassociate himself from government authority.
Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State has enacted a one-week closure of the Onitsha Main Market in response to ongoing sit-at-home observance by traders. This decision follows repeated non-compliance with government directives aimed at restoring normalcy in the region.
