LIVE
Environment

Governor Soludo Continues Demolitions In Commercial City Of Onitsha

By Angel Gimalo
212

The Anambra State Government continues the demolition exercise in Onitsha Metropolitan Council Area of the State.

The Joint Taskforce comprising of Police, Army, Civil Defence, Anambra Vigilante Group and EbubeAgu is currently demolishing a double storey building and detached buildings of an abbauer market obstructing the Sakamori Nwangele drainage Canal.

This exercise is in line with Governor Soludo’s vow to implement the Greater Onitsha Urban Renewal Plan as part of his efforts in reshaping and rebuilding the commercial and industrial hub of Anambra and SouthEast at large.

Discover more from LN247

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Advertisement

Most Popular This Week

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Previous article
250 GTE Ferrari, 1962 Model, Sold For £110,000 After 40 Years Of Abandonment
Next article
With Shape Of Giant Golden Lotus Flower, Explore Grand Lisboa Hotel Macau

More from Author

Advertisement

Read Now

South Africa-Botswana Border Closed Due to Heavy Rainfall and Flooding

The South African Border Management Authority has temporarily shut down the Grobler’s Bridge crossing between South Africa and Botswana due to severe rainfall and flooding in the region. This critical border post, located in northern South Africa, is a vital trade route, particularly for miners from Zambia and...

Federal Fire Service to Enforce Mandatory Fire Insurance for Buildings

The Federal Fire Service is set to mandate fire insurance as part of its building inspection checklist. This decision emerged from a strategic meeting between the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) and the Federal Fire Service at the NAICOM headquarters, aimed at strengthening their collaboration. Fire insurance provides coverage...

South Sudan’s Displaced Families Struggle Amid Rising Floods

South Sudan's seasonal flooding, once a natural part of the country's climate, has now turned into an annual catastrophe, displacing hundreds of thousands and worsening the humanitarian crisis. Families, like that of Nyabuot Reat Kuor, a mother forced from her home in Gorwai, are bearing the harshest...
Kingschat

© 2025 LN247. All Rights Reserved

Discover more from LN247

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading