I’m Building An Anambra State That I’ll Be Glad To Live In When I Leave Office – Prof. Chukwuma Soludo

Anambra State Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo has come out to say that his administration’s mission is to turn the state from a departure lounge into an investment destination hub through strategic partnerships with critical stakeholders.

He recently had his say while speaking at the Anambra Investment Summit 2024 held at the International Convention Centre, Awka, the state capital.

According to him, he is building an Anambra State that he would be glad to live in when he leaves office, so partnerships must be made to create prosperity for residents and indigenes.

He added that he is not asking for favors, and he only demands proper investment in the state.

His words, “I join the organisers of this event in welcoming all of you to the 2024 Anambra investment summit. It is a platform created to celebrate strategic partnerships for Anambra’s transformation. Each investor is bringing something to Anambra State. This is an investment summit like no other. Anambra is much more than ready for investment. The fundamentals are very strong and we are doing everything possible to ensure we create the needed environment.

Our mission is to turn Anambra from a departure lounge to an investment destination hub. We are building a state that I will be glad to live in when I leave office. Let us partner to create prosperity for you and prosperity for Ndi Anambra.

In a few weeks to come, Anambra will become an investment destination hub. We are not asking the people to do us a favour, but we are asking them to invest in Anambra, in their best interest. Those who are investing now, especially in the three new cities we are building will be able to tell the story in a few years.

It is not by mistake that Anambra is rated as the number one state in southern Nigeria in the ease of doing business, we have invested in bankable projects. Those who start will have the stories to tell, we have. Today, the land is platinum gold in Anambra, just like Lagos, we have the second smallest land mass after Lagos. But, while Lagos is expanding by reclaiming the ocean, in Anambra, the land is shrinking because of erosion, that is why land is priceless in Anambra.”