Anambra community wants capital-city master plan reviewed
Anambra community wants capital-city master plan reviewed
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AS part of ambitions to boost its urban development, residents of the Isiagu Awka South Local Government Area of Anambra state have also called for government to revisit and implementation the Awka Capital city Master Plan.
The residents while commending the achievements of a member representing the area in the state Assembly, Chief Harford Oseke appealed for the fulfillment of the specification in the capital city development master plan that specified building of a world class ultra-modern market and stadium complex, 500 units police housing estate among others.
Speaking at the commissioning of a three classroom block which was commissioned by Gov Peter Obi at Isiagu Ancient Kingdom in Awka South Local Government Area, President General of the community, Mr. ThankGod Anagor noted that it was the first time an elected representative of the people from the area had given back to the people, especially to Isiagu.
He said, “This is unique, as no other lawmaker in the state or National Assembly has ever sited and completed any project in this community before. We therefore thank and commend Honourable Harford Oseke for remembering Isiagu …”
He thanked the governor for the construction of access road and the award of contract for construction of the bridge across the Obizi stream and appealed for the fulfillment of the specification in the capital city development master plan that specified building of a world class ultra-modern market and stadium complex, 500 units police housing estate, doctors’/staff quarters at Isiagu health centre and the equipping of the secondary school
library with books/teaching/learning aids, completion of its phase two classroom blocks, supply of computers, fence and a borehole in the community school.
The community also asked for the linking of the Enugu-Onitsha Highway with the construction of
Amansea-Ndioro
Oseke told journalists that about N8 million had been spent on the school block, under three months, which was part of his campaign promises to the community. He further promised to continue in brining life-enhancing projects to his constituents. jumtoo
PoorBest
AS part of ambitions to boost its urban development, residents of the Isiagu Awka South Local Government Area of Anambra state have also called for government to revisit and implementation the Awka Capital city Master Plan.
The residents while commending the achievements of a member representing the area in the state Assembly, Chief Harford Oseke appealed for the fulfillment of the specification in the capital city development master plan that specified building of a world class ultra-modern market and stadium complex, 500 units police housing estate among others.
Speaking at the commissioning of a three classroom block which was commissioned by Gov Peter Obi at Isiagu Ancient Kingdom in Awka South Local Government Area, President General of the community, Mr. ThankGod Anagor noted that it was the first time an elected representative of the people from the area had given back to the people, especially to Isiagu.
He said, “This is unique, as no other lawmaker in the state or National Assembly has ever sited and completed any project in this community before. We therefore thank and commend Honourable Harford Oseke for remembering Isiagu …”
He thanked the governor for the construction of access road and the award of contract for construction of the bridge across the Obizi stream and appealed for the fulfillment of the specification in the capital city development master plan that specified building of a world class ultra-modern market and stadium complex, 500 units police housing estate, doctors’/staff quarters at Isiagu health centre and the equipping of the secondary school
library with books/teaching/learning aids, completion of its phase two classroom blocks, supply of computers, fence and a borehole in the community school.
The community also asked for the linking of the Enugu-Onitsha Highway with the construction of
Amansea-Ndioro
Oseke told journalists that about N8 million had been spent on the school block, under three months, which was part of his campaign promises to the community. He further promised to continue in brining life-enhancing projects to his constituents. jumtoo
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