Soludo Critics Are Shortsighted -Anambra Petroleum Commissioner

Soludo's Critics Are Short-sighted - Anambra Petroleum Commissioner

Awka: Obiorah Anthony Ugwonwa 

It has been observed that the critics of Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo's administration cannot see far as they are not visionary. 

The observation was made yesterday in Awka by the Anambra State Commissioner for Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Barrister  Anthony Ifeanya, during a press interview at the official opening of Solution Fun City by Governor Soludo. 

The Commissioner, who noted that the critics are  myopic and lack the capacity to look ahead, asked such individuals who have not seen anything good in Soludo's administration to come and join the winning team in the state. 

Barr. Ifeanya, who emphatically stated that they were there for the official opening of the Solution Fun City, equally noted that he was very happy and delighted to have witnessed the event, describing the Solution Fun City as one of the signature projects of the Governor's leadership. 

While describing Governor Soludo as Oluatuegwu Anambra, the Commissioner also identified the new government house and lodge, Ekwulobia fly-over and the Nnewi-road-dual- carriage  way, among others, as some of the outstanding signature projects of Governor Soludo's administration, alongside the Solution Fun City. 

He added that he was happy that he was at the event life and debunked the rumour making the round in the state that the Solution Fun City is a waste of money because it will not generate money for the state, describing such henious rumour as false. 

Barr. Ifeanya described what he saw at the Solution Fun City as wonderful, adding that what he saw at the children's section of the Solution Fun City is enough to generate the entire money committed in building the project. 

The Petroleum Commissioner stated that he knew how he managed his children to stay back because of the tick crowd that graced the occasion and  expressed optimism that every child in the state will like to visit the Solution Fun City to have fun.

According to him, Governor Soludo had appointment  an Egyptian as the General Manger/Chief Executive Officer of the Solution Fun City, stressing the City is purely for business venture, which he said that will pay for itself. 

He noted that the Solution Fun City, houses country club and places for the aged, middle-aged men, the young and the small ones for their enjoyment and relaxation, pointing out that the Fun City is made to provide relaxation and entertainment for Ndi-Anambra after their daily hustling activities as one of effective means of checking  stress. 

He argued that the project is enough to earn the Governor, the people's mandates for his second term bid as  it is one of serous and strong projects only Governor Soludo can do as"Oluatuegwu"  Anambra.

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