The national president of the National Association of Nigerian Students (Nans), Comrade Olushola Oladoja, has urged the governor of the state of Anambra, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, to invest more in the participation of the media to better project his solution agenda throughout the state.
Oladoja made the call during a tour of the Governor's projects in the newly built Government House of Anambra, Awka, along with its executive members on Tuesday.
The president of Nans, who acclaimed Soludo as the best governor that the State has produced since its creation in 1991, also visited the newly constructed Fun City solution, Awka, where he praised the governor for the reconstruction of Amawbia/Nise/Agulu/Nanka/Ekwulobia/Uga Dual Carriasway, among other projects ongoing in the State.
According to the president of Nans, “when we enter here, I was forced to tell the managing director of the Awka Actda Territory Development Authority, Dr. Ossy Unuko, that the governor has to work more in the media because he has been doing very well in this state and most of us that is not of this state or even listens to these great achievements. Therefore, he should invest more in the media.
Oladoja once again applauded the governor for the impressive structures and other infrastructure developments throughout the state, describing them as “unprecedented” since the creation of Anambra.
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Also speaking, the managing director of the Capital Territory Development Authority of Awka (Actda), Dr. Ossy Unuko, while praising Nans's leadership for the tour, explained that the governor's achievements were not attacked in the governor elections of November 8, but are part of their broader commitment to deliver the dividends of democracy to the people.
He also said that the governor's efforts in Anambra were not for personal benefit, but to give back people in appreciation for their continuous support.
The tour was guided by Dr. Unuko and attended members of the Anambra solution students and some members of the state ruling party, the Grand Alliance (APGA).
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