By Praise Chinecherem
Chief Executive Officer of Jezco Oil Nigeria Limited and Jezco Plastic, Chief Joseph Ezeokafor has praised Anambra State Governor, Prof. Charles Soludo, for the massive transformation his administration has brought into the state.
He stated this weekend during facility tour of key infrastructural projects executed by the Soludo administration in Awka and Ekwulobia in Aguata Local Government Area of the state.
He described Soludo as the most impactful and visionary governor Anambra has produced since its creation in 1991.
He endorsed the Governor for a second term in office, describing his leadership as inclusive and transformational.
Ezeokafor called on the people of Anambra to support and reward Soludo’s good governance with their votes.
“Time has come to reject mediocre political aspirants and embrace competent, development-driven leadership,” he said.
While revealing he had no political ambition, the business mogul said he was deeply committed to supporting leaders who prioritize welfare of the people and development of the state.
“I must commended the governor for his unwavering commitment to infrastructure development, economic growth, and the overall upliftment of Anambra’s citizens.
“Ndi Anambra must continue to support and pray for him because genuine progress is only possible when the right leadership is sustained,” he added.
Ezeokafor was accompanied by several prominent traditional rulers and citizens from Ekwulobia and the wider Aguata region.
The tour, facilitated by the National Coordinator of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) Media Warriors Forum, Chinedu Obigwe, included visits to the newly developed Anambra State Government House and the Solution Fun City, both situated in Awka.
The delegation also inspected the newly constructed Amawbia-Nise-Agulu-Nanka-Ekwulobia-Uga dual carriageway, which features a state-of-the-art flyover at Ekwulobia.
They also visited the Umuchiani erosion site, a notorious environmental challenge that had long resisted resolution by previous state and federal administrations.
A new bridge is currently under construction at the site as part of the state government’s erosion control efforts.
