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Emeka Offor, Chairman Of Chrome Group, Commends Soludo On Infrastructural Development, Calls For His Re-Election

The infrastructural and transformational drive of Governor Charles Soludo has received commendation from one of the prominent entrepreneurs in Anambra State, Sir (Dr.) Emeka Offor, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Chrome Group, calls for his re-election for a second term.

Sir Offor says, “Soludo has demonstrated fiscal prudence and judicious use of scarce resources. Ndi Anambra will support his re-election for a second term.”

The notable leader in the state was part of Governor Soludo’s team to Okpoko, where the governor inaugurated the 10.8-kilometer Nkwo Oraifite to Nkwo Nnewi road, also known as Agba Ụzọ Ịnọ in Anambra State in a significant celebration marking his third anniversary in office.

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There, Sir Offor applauded Soludo’s efforts and unwavering commitment to infrastructural development in Orafite and Anambra, expressed unwavering support as a friend and ally, and encouraged local citizens to rally behind the Governor’s initiatives.

He also extolled Soludo for awarding the contract to construct the 5.8-kilometer Orafite Civic Centre to Onitsha express road, which had been plagued by severe erosion with 10 meters and 22 meters of widths and depths respectively.

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According to the State’s Commissioner for Information, Law Mefor, Soludo’s quick intervention and passion for work illustrate his commitment to transforming Anambra from a departure lounge into an admirable destination.

While emphasizing the strategic importance of these roads, Governor Soludo said they would provide long-term solutions to the flooding and erosion crises that have affected the communities for years.

Soludo, therefore, urged the contractor overseeing the projects to ensure quality work and timely completion, noting that his administration has already awarded contracts for 750 kilometers of road construction, with over 420 kilometers completed and a monthly progress rate of 12 kilometers.