‘Why we donated 10 vehicles to Soludo govt’
Zenco Group of Companies has donated 10 vehicles to Anambra State Government. Speaking at the handover, Managing Director, Chief Cletus Oragwa, said the donation was a contribution to ensuring the
Zenco Group of Companies has donated 10 vehicles to Anambra State Government.
Speaking at the handover, Managing Director, Chief Cletus Oragwa, said the donation was a contribution to ensuring the governor’s vision for a “livable and prosperous” homeland remained on track.
Oragwa, represented by Ikenna Mbazulike-Amechi, a lawyer, thanked the governor for his administration’s visible strides across sectors.
Receiving the donation, the governor reiterated his administration’s commitment to an “Open Society” powered by the Public-Private-Community Partnership (PPCP) model.
He emphasised that the speed of development required for the state could not be achieved through public capital alone.
“Public capital alone cannot be expected to accelerate development at the pace we desire.
“We must leverage private capital and the resilient spirit of our people to transform the state,” he said.
Highlighting the remarkable turnaround of Ukpor, which was formerly a flashpoint for security challenges, Governor Chukwuma Soludo declared the community as currently one of the safest communities in the state.
He says the state is building a Kaolin Processing Plant in Ukpor, slated for inauguration in future.
According to him, the plant signals to the world that Ukpor is notable for high-value mineral resources, saying “the facility is expected to create jobs and position the community as a key player in the state’s industrial map.”
Commending the “community spirit” displayed by the people of Ukpor, the governor extended his gratitude to Ndi Anambra who share the same vision of “Think Home.”
He praised those who are returning to invest in their local communities, noting such partnerships were designed to endure long after his administration. “I thank Ndi Anambra who are of the same spirit and are coming home to build the homeland. For this partnership, we say thank you,” Soludo said.
