Soludo set up Electricity Commission, seals hideout for child beggars
Anambra Governor Chukwuma Soludo has approved the setting up of the State Electricity Regulatory Commission to implement the recently signed Electricity Act in the State.
He also approved the sealing up of all the holding places being used by child beggars in accordance with the Anambra state Homeland Security Law 2025
These were some of the key decisions taken at the 10th State Executive Council (ANSEC) meeting, at the new Government House according to Commissioner for Information, Dr Law Mefor on Tuesday in Awka.
A recruitment hunt for the experts to join the new commission has been launched.
The new Anambra Government House Mini City was christened “Light House Awka,” in line with the state’s slogan, “Light of the Nation.”
Other key decisions by the Council were the approval of several contracts, including the construction of a warehouse for pharmaceutical-grade kaolin at the Anambra State Kaolin Plant, Ukpor, with a contract sum of ₦190,482,467.94 and a duration of 8 weeks, and the supply and installation of a 750 KVA transformer at the same plant, with a contract sum of ₦110,114,510.60 and a duration of 6 weeks.
Also contract was approved for the procurement and supply of official uniforms and operational gears to Ocha Brigade, Anambra State, with a contract sum of ₦155,653,550.00.
