By Chizoba Njaka
The Anambra State Executive Council (ANSEC) convened its 13th meeting on June 30, 2025, at the Light House in Awka, adopting several significant resolutions aimed at enhancing the lives of citizens.
In an official statement, the Commissioner for Information, Dr. Law Mefor, commended Ndi-Anambra and visitors for their overwhelming response to the grand launch of Solution Fun City, Awka. According to him, “this premier leisure destination is now open to the public, offering a wide range of amenities, including a Family Fun Centre, Amusement Park, Water Park, and International Country Club. These state-of-the-art facilities are designed to cater to the recreational needs of individuals from all walks of life, fostering social well-being and community engagement.
“The Council also acknowledged the commendable performance of the state’s enforcement agencies, specifically Agunechemba, Ocha Brigade, and the Anti-Touts Squad, in maintaining security and service delivery standards.
“To further augment their operational effectiveness and promote accountability, the Council has resolved to provide supplementary training to operatives. Upon completion of the training, a formal Code of Conduct will be established, governing the conduct of all operatives and ensuring adherence to responsive enforcement practices across the state.”
He emphasised that ANSEC as well approved the implementation of a Startup Business Incubation Program, led by the Solution Innovation District (SID). This initiative is designed to facilitate the growth and development of early-stage businesses in 2025, in line with the Governor’s strategic vision of promoting innovation-driven development and establishing Anambra as a prominent hub for entrepreneurship and technology.
Dr. Mefor also disclosed that the Startup Business Incubation Program will consist of two eight-week cohorts, with a focus on developing tech-enabled, scalable solutions in strategic sectors, including education, health, fintech, and agriculture. The programme participants will also receive comprehensive support as well as mentorship and technical guidance, business registration and legal assistance and access to investors through a culminating Demo Day.
“This structured approach is designed to equip participants with the necessary skills, resources, and networking opportunities to drive innovation and growth in their respective fields,” he added
According to the report the Solution Innovation District has established a strong track record in digital skills training, having successfully equipped over 30,000 individuals with employable skills that are recognized both locally and internationally. This new initiative further reinforces the District’s commitment to fostering innovation and driving economic growth in Anambra State.
“ANSEC also approved a major infrastructure project for the construction of Onwurah Street, adjacent to the Township Stadium in Awka. The project has been allocated a budget of ₦253,167,28.13 and is being executed by the Anambra Road Management Agency (ARMA).
“The Council sanctioned a significant infrastructure project for the construction of Onwurah Street, located adjacent to the Township Stadium in Awka, with a total budgetary allocation of ₦253,167,28.13. The project is being implemented by the Anambra Road Management Agency (ARMA).”
Furthermore, the Council has scheduled the official commissioning of the newly constructed Solution Market and Park in Ekwulobia for Tuesday, July 1, 2025. This project forms a crucial part of the Soludo Administration’s urban renewal initiative, aimed at enhancing the infrastructure and economic vibrancy of major urban centers in Anambra State.
- Njaka is of the Ministry of Information, Anambra State *
