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Gov Soludo Prohibits the Open Grazing of Cattle in Anambra

21Aug

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Gov Soludo Prohibits the Open Grazing of Cattle in Anambra

The Governor of Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has prohibited the movement and open grazing of cattle in all parts of Anambra State. Governor Soludo made the decision with the members of the Anambra State Cattle Menace Committee at the Government House in Awaka, He said the ban was to complement the 2021 anti-open grazing law of the State. He also assured that the newly implemented law would be enforced and effective from September. See Also: Gov Soludo Lauds Peter Obi’s Management Quality Governor Soludo lauded the members of the Anambra State Cattle Menace Committee for their previous efforts, he also added that while the people of Anambra and Herdsmen have lived in harmony, the herdsmen must abide by the law of the state while conducting their business. “Now t...

Mrs Soludo Will Need Your Support To Succeed — Mrs Obiano Urges Anambra Women

The wife of the Governor of Anambra State, Dr (Mrs) Ebelechukwu Obiano has asked women groups in the state to give the wife of the incoming governor, Mrs Nonye Soludo the right support to succeed. She stated this while interacting with members of Catholic Women's Organization, C.W.O., Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity, Onitsha, at her residence in Aguleri. Read Also: Mrs Soludo Has Shown Keen Desire To Work And I’m Sure She’ll Do Well … Dr (Mrs) Obiano Addressing the women, the governor's wife said that through the eight years of her husband's administration, she enjoyed massive support from Anambra women, always reaching out to them and vice versa to interact on how best to make the position of women in governance better. Nonye Soludo The governor's wife noted that such su...

Anambra Residents Flee Ahead Of Election

Ahead of the November 6 gubernatorial election in Anambra State, residents have begun to flee to other states. Speaking with newsmen, residents who have now taken refuge in other southeastern states said they fled Anambra for fear of violence during the election. “I’m not voting. I am in Imo already; I am staying with my friend now. Many of my friends have also left that place,” one of them said. Other residents who spoke from their new locations said with the threats posed by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and the show of force by security agencies, they feared a bloodbath. See Also: Abia Court To Hear Nnamdi Kanu’s N5bn Suit Against FG November 2 Several residents of Ananmbra who are still in the state said they had travel plans. “I will be leaving Nnewi next we...