Anambra State Executive Council set to privatize Kaolin factory
The first historic meeting of the 8th Anambra State Executive Council (ANSEC) at the newly built Government House by Governor Charles Soludo’s administration has reviewed the Kaolin factory’s status report and determined that it is ready for commercial production.
It was also decided by the Council members that the privatization of the factory would commence after the completion of the proof of concept to ensure profitable operation.
In a statement signed by the State’s Commissioner for Information, Law Mefor, ANSEC has also set in motion processes for the launch of the Anambra Country Club, Awka, a vital component of the recently commissioned Solution Fun City, where the people of Anambra can relax, enjoy, and play.
The Commissioner averred that after the deliberations made by ANSEC, the members were optimistic that the decisions reached at the executive session would promote welfare, unity, security, and prosperity for the people of Anambra, Nigerians, and humanity.
Mefor pointed out that Soludo’s administration is transforming Anambra State to become a destination, turning it into the Dubai-Taiwan Silicon Valley of the country, where innovation, economic, and business activities thrive.
Soludo’s transformation is evident in vital sectors of the state’s economy including infrastructure with numerous road constructions and flyovers connecting various communities in Anambra, the regeneration of towns, and cities with modern drainages to ease flooding and erosion, in health where the governor was recognized as the most performing governor in primary healthcare in the Southeast region and overall nationally, coupled with the building of new general hospitals with telemedicine, and employment of skilled healthcare personnel, and in education, with the construction of smart schools with free education and employment of over 8,200 teachers for improved learning.
The Soludo solution is spread across various sectors of the state’s economy and landscape.
