By OBSERVERS TIMES
A significant chapter in Anambra State’s history concluded today as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu commissioned the newly constructed Government House and Governor’s Lodge. This landmark event marks the end of a 34-year period during which the state operated without these essential administrative and residential structures. Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo spearheaded the project, finally breaking a jinx that has spanned several administrations.
The absence of a dedicated Government House and Governor’s Lodge has been a notable feature of Anambra’s governance landscape for over three decades. While previous administrations, including that of former Governor Peter Obi, governed the state, this crucial infrastructure project remained unaddressed. The reasons behind the delays by successive governments remain a subject of public discourse.
Governor Soludo, speaking at the commissioning ceremony, emphasized the importance of the new structures for efficient governance and the dignity of the state. President Tinubu, in his address, commended Governor Soludo for his vision and commitment to delivering this long-awaited project.
The commissioning ceremony was attended by prominent political figures, traditional rulers, and citizens of Anambra State. This development is expected to usher in a new era of administrative efficiency and provide a befitting seat of power for the state’s leadership.