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Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo

The governor of Anambra State, Mr. Chukwuma Charles Soludo, has continued to shine on the national stage as he receives another prestigious award for his exceptional leadership and performance in governance.

This time, Daily Independent Newspaper has honoured him as the “Governor of the Year on Urban Renewal” in recognition of his remarkable efforts in transforming the infrastructure and aesthetics of Anambra State.

This latest recognition adds to the growing list of awards that Governor Soludo and Anambra State have been winning in various sectors. Recently, he was honoured by The Sun Newspapers as “Governor of the Year in Good Governance” and by Vanguard Newspaper as “Governor of the Year in Economic Transformation.””

He was also recognized by the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) as the “Icon of Societal Transformation” for his visionary leadership and people-centered policies.

Soludo’s leadership has brought about a massive transformation in Anambra State, especially in the areas of infrastructure, economic development, and human capital advancement.

Under his administration, the state has witnessed unprecedented road construction and urban renewal projects, including the dualization of major roads in Awka, Onitsha, Nnewi, and other key cities. His government is also championing the modernization of markets and the upgrade of public facilities to attract investors and boost economic activities.

In the area of security, Soludo has strengthened local vigilante groups and collaborated with security agencies to tackle criminal activities, thereby restoring peace and safety in the state. His administration’s heavy investment in technology-driven security systems has also made Anambra one of the safest states in the South-East region.

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On the economic front, Soludo has created an enabling environment for businesses to thrive. Through his “Anambra Business City” initiative, he is attracting local and foreign investors while empowering small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs). The governor’s support for local industries, especially in the agriculture and manufacturing sectors, has led to job creation and increased revenue generation for the state.

In the education sector, Soludo has recruited 8,115 teachers and the rehabilitation of public schools to enhance learning standards. His administration’s focus on youth empowerment through vocational training and digital skills acquisition programmes has positioned Anambra as a hub for innovation and creativity.

On the awards, Soludo expressed gratitude to Ndi Anambra for their support and pledged to do even more to uplift the state. He reaffirmed his commitment to building a “liveable and prosperous homeland” where every citizen can thrive.

With these numerous recognitions, Soludo has firmly established himself as one of Nigeria’s most visionary and result-driven leaders, while Anambra State continues to gain national recognition for progress and development.

Independent Awards 2024 hold today, March 15, 2025, at Expo Convention Centre, Eko Hotels and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos. The red carpet is by 5pm prompt.


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