Politics
Anambra prepares for Tinubu’s visit
Credit: NAN
Anambra Government has intensified preparations for the visit of President Bola Tinubu to the state on Thursday.
The government, accordingly, urged residents of the state to cooperate with security agencies and other relevant authorities in order to ensure a memorable state visit for the President on Thursday.
The Commissioner for Information, Dr. Law Mefor, reiterated the State Government’s readiness to host President Bola Tinubu on a day official visit on May 8.
Mefor, in a media interaction in Awka on Wednesday said that every necessary activities to ensure the smooth flow of the President’s State visit has been done.
According to him, “the historic visit of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is to commission some projects of the state government under Governor Charles Soludo’s administration.”
Mefor emphasised that the visit would afford the state government the opportunity to showcasing the state’s progress and development under three years of Soludo’s leadership.
The commissioner, however, urges residents to comply with adjustments to traffic flow, commuter schedules and security tips to avoid any breach of peace in the state during and after the visit.
He said that the government was elated to host the President and assures the presidential team of a warm and hospitable reception.
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