The Anambra Non- Indigenous Stakeholders Association (ANISA), held its National Executive Members General Meeting on Tuesday, the 17th of August 2021 at their official office, D-Patrick’s plaza, Zik’s Avenue, Awka, with a call for parity and fairness to non indigenes in the state.
The National President Non-Indigenous Stakeholders Association, ANISA, Honourable Chief Great Ikechukwu Ugwuoke, has called for the provision of equal rights and benefits to the Non indigenenous residents of Anambra State.
Chief Ugwuoke made the call during the National Executive Members General Meeting held last Tuesday, in Awka, also called for parity and fairness to non indigenes in the state.
According to him, the Organisation is working hard to see that its members get their full entitlements from the state government, as the governorship election draws near.
He further disclosed that the Organisation will hold its Non-indigene’s day celebration on the 2nd week of October, this year.
Contributing, the National Legal Adviser of the Organisation, Sir B.O. Aguigwo, spoke on Security of its members, emphasizing that each member should have a valid identity card and a full uniform kit of the organisation for security purposes.
In his remark, the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Public Utilities, encouraged members of the association to be law abiding, assuring that the State Government is in full support of the existence of the Organisation.
Adding her voice, the National Women leader of the Organisation, Lady Jane Ngoziamaka Nzeh, encouraged the women to keep up hope and work hard to achieve set goals and objectives of the Organisation.
National Executive members of the association from across the various local government areas in Anambra State were in attendance
The Anambra Non- Indigenous Stakeholders Association (ANISA) has been in existence for over seven years, and with a mandate of seeking the good of non-indigenous residents of Anambra state.
Its members are reputable individuals from different cultures and state – mainly the 3 major tribes of Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba.
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