LAJA Sets Agenda For Soludo’s Second Term
The League of Anambra Journalists in Abuja (LAJA) has congratulated Gov. Chukwuma Soludo on his successful assumption of his second term as the Chief servant of Anambra.
The Abuja based journalist group in a Statement signed by Amb. Ikenna Okonkwo and Princess-Ekwi Ajide, President and Secretary respectively described his re-election as a renewed mandate rooted in performance, vision, and public trust.
LAJA listed key performance highlights of Soludo to include extensive infrastructure development through massive road construction and urban renewal projects which had boosted economic activities across the state significantly.
LAJA commended the government’s proactive approach to security, which they said had helped to restore public confidence and created a more conducive environment for residents and investors.
“LAJA commends the administration’s drive towards building a digital economy, investments in technology, innovation hubs, and youth empowerment initiatives to position Anambra as a forward-looking state in Nigeria’s evolving economic landscape.
“LAJA acknowledges the ongoing reforms and interventions aimed at strengthening the education sector and human capital development,” said.
LAJA however called on Soludo to use the opportunity of the second term to consolidate on his achievements by focusing more on job creation, industrialisation, and support for small and medium-scale enterprises.
The League urged the governor to deepen security architecture, strengthen citizen engagement, and maintain the momentum of reforms that directly impact the welfare of the people.
The group expressed confidence that Soludo’s experience, policy direction, and commitment to excellence would further position Anambra as a leading hub of innovation, investment, and sustainable development in Nigeria.
“We reaffirm our support for policies and programmes that promote transparency, accountability, and good governance and pledge continued support in amplifying developmental strides in the state,” it said
