ANAMBRA STATE GOVERNMENT MEETS WITH AWADA LANDLORDS ASSOCIATION FOR A CLEAN, GREEN AND LIVEABLE AWADA TO BE ACHIEVED.

At Awada in Obosi, when  the Anambra State Governor, Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo (CFR) visited the Awada central landlords association through his Deputy, Dr. OnyekaChukwu Ibezim.
Urban renewal initiatives via repainting of houses and other environmental sustainability initiatives towards a clean , green, and sustainable environment topped gear during their interaction.
Commissioner for environment, Engr. Dr. Felix Odumegwu, Managing Director ASWAMA, Mr. @Mike Ozoemena.  Arch. Mike Okonkwo, Chairman Anambra Urban Regeneration Council were amongst state government functionaries that  accompanied the Deputy Governor to the meeting. 

-Nwamah Chioma JP 
Office of the Deputy Governor.

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