‎The governor of Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has inaugurated the newly constructed 13-kilometre Nzam road connecting the local government and other communities.

‎According to the report, the headquarters of Anambra West LGA had been neglected for years due to a lack of a motorable access road.

‎Speaking during his visit to various markets and locations, after the commissioning of the road on Wednesday, Soludo declared that with the commissioning, residents can now commute on a tarred road.

‎Highlighting other fulfilled commitments he has made since assuming office, Soludo stated that the commissioning was an emotional journey for him. “I made a promise accompanied by a significant consequence during the last gubernatorial campaign.

‎“Today, that promise has been fulfilled as we can now drive into Nzam in September. I welcome prominent figures from Anambra West politics who have chosen to join the strong political movement of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, which is like a ‘religion’ in the state,” he added.

‎The governor stressed that he is currently focused on project inspection, commissioning, and launching initiatives, insisting that he is committed to an agenda with a set timeline.

‎According to him, his administration is on a mission of transformation and development, reaching out to those who have been overlooked and neglected.

‎Speaking, the state Commissioner for Local Government, Tony-Collins Nwabunwanne, noted every local government of the state has benefited from the democratic dividends in less than four years under Soludo’s leadership.

‎During the event, the State Chairman of the APGA, Ifeatu Obiokoye, welcomed new members from other political parties who defected to APGA.

‎Speaking on behalf of the defectors, Chief John Ozoemena said they would support to ensure that Soludo and APGA are re-elected for another term of four years.