Governor of Anambra State, Professor Chukwuma Soludo says his administration is aiming to build atleast one health center in each of the wards in Anambra State.
Governor Soludo stated this shortly after commissioning the Community Health Center built by Chief Oliver Nwagbara in Okpuno, Uruagu, Nnewi.
The Governor assured that his administration will continue to vigorously develop the state, using its five pillars and asked the people of Nnewi to rally round him to develop a master plan for the city.
He recalled the ongoing developmental projects in parts of Nnewi, including the Isaho to teaching hospital road, saying that because of the security architecture of his administration, insecurity is gradually abating resulting in mass return to Ukpor where criminal elements that terrorized the state set up three camps.
Earlier, the Commissioner for Industry, Mr Christian Udechukwu who hails from the community, thanked the Governor for all his good works in the state including free basic education in public schools, free antenatal and delivery services in public hospitals in the state.
The Commissioner for Health, Dr. Afam Obidike stated there was no mortality recorded among women that used the free delivery service and added that Governor Soludo is taking development to all the wards across the state.
An industrialist and illustrious son of Nnewi, Chief Cletus Ibeto revealed that development work is not done by government alone and appreciated the Governor for keeping to his campaign promises.
Governor Soludo also commissioned Obi Okpuno Uruagu Palace, Nnewi.
The Transition Committee Chairman for Nnewi North Council Area, Mr. Chris Obiorah, Emeka Etiaba, SAN, Chief Innocent Chukwuma, Chief Joseph Ezeokafor, Mr Peter Nwosu, among others attended the event.
Community primary health center |
This is another orphanage donatedUltra modern orphanage home built under the Public-Private-Community-Partnership model (PPCP) in Amichi, Nnewi, Anambra state |
This is another Primary Health Center donated to the Nibo community built by US-based Nibo indigenes. |
Nibo primary health center donated to the community yesterday |