MAINTAIN HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT.....ANAMBRA STATE GOVERNMENT TO SHOP OWNERS.

Anambra state government has called on residents of some part of the Commissioner quarters to desist from blocking water ways with wastes from their homes or face the wrath of the government.
This warning was issued to them when the Deputy Governor of Anambra State Dr. Onyekachukwu Ibezim made an unannounced stop at the roadside shops, sighting the littered gutter and environs of the shop owners. 
Dr. Ibezim warned them the endangering the health conditions of their customers with contaminated foods and mandated they disilt the water canal within  24 hrs and always maintain a healthy environment.
-Nwamah Chioma JP 
Office of the Deputy Governor. 

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