By Ndife David, Awka.
The Managing Director of the Anambra State Signage and Advertisement Agency (ANSAA), Mr. Tony Odili Ujubuonu, has outlined ambitious growth targets for the agency, aiming to surpass ₦1 billion in annual revenue by 2026.
He shared these projections during the ANSAA Annual Compliance and Recognition Award (ACRA) 2025 held in Awka, an event that brought together government officials, corporate organizations, media houses, and individuals recognized for outstanding compliance and contributions to the state’s internally generated revenue.
In his opening remarks, Mr. Ujubuonu welcomed guests and spoke on the event’s theme, “Rewarding Compliance and Excellence.” and highlighted ANSAA’s remarkable progress under the current administration, noting a revenue increase from ₦80 million annually in previous administrations to over ₦750 million in 2025.
He emphasized that this growth positions the agency to reach the ₦1 billion mark through improved compliance and technological investments, without raising signage fees.
The Managing Director explained that ACRA was established to recognize and encourage voluntary compliance with regulatory requirements, particularly in signage and outdoor advertising. The initiative, he said, is ANSAA’s way of expressing gratitude to clients and stakeholders whose cooperation contributed significantly to revenue growth and regulatory adherence.
Mr. Ujubuonu also highlighted the agency’s internal transformation, including operational enhancements, expanded staff strength, and professional development, all aimed at reinforcing ANSAA’s mission of becoming a world-class, technology-driven agency that delivers sustainable value while maintaining strong stakeholder engagement.
In his goodwill message, the Chief of Staff to Governor Soludo praised ANSAA’s transformation and urged continued support from stakeholders to sustain the state’s growth trajectory.
He emphasized that initiatives like ACRA align with the government’s broader strategy to promote voluntary compliance, ethical business practices, and shared economic development.
Key dignitaries, including the Commissioner for Information, Dr. Law Mefor, the Commissioner for Environment, Engr. Dr. Felix Odimegwu, and the Anambra State APGA Chairman, Barr. Ifeatu Obi-Okoye, all commended the agency for the drive and affirmed confidence in Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo’s administration to deliver on projected targets and the dividends of democracy.
ANSAA recognized over 50 corporate organizations, brands, and individuals for their voluntary compliance and support. Among the honorees were Geolis Cable Ltd, One Grid Energy and APGA for significant purchases of road furniture and advertising assets.
The awards celebrated stakeholders across private, public, and internal categories, underscoring the agency’s commitment to rewarding excellence. 
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