

Anambra State Government has inaugurated the Nze Eze-Akunne Road, Onneh- Achina, in Orumba South Local Government Area, as the community also celebrated their Iwaji festival.
Speaking on the occasion, Governor Willie Obiano admonished everyone to key into the medical insurance scheme, through the Anambra State Health Insurance Agency (ASHIA).

The governor represented by the Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Mr C. Don Adinuba, commended an illustrious son of the community, Nze Eze-Akunne, for his many contributions to the development of his town.

Governor Obiano extolled his philanthropic nature which inspired him to key into his administration’s Think Home’’ Philosophy, as well as playing the role of the town'sTorch Bearer’.
He further pointed out that security and infrastructure development in the present administration has been indomitable.

Contributing, the Commissioner for Health, Dr Vincent Okpala, also commended High Chief Nze Vincent Eze-Akunne for assisting the state government in constructing a road with drainage in his community, and promised to ensure that the primary healthcare centre in Onneh would be financially supported to provide services to the people without delay.

In a remark, the PG of Onneh Town, Chief Mmaduike, thanked everyone that graced the event, and commended Nze Nwankwo for his many contributions towards the growth and development of the community.

The PG also hailed Governor Obiano for his commitment and generosity to Onneh Town, while also, noting that Anambra State Government has sank boreholes, installed street lights and provided some other basic amenities to the people.

He expressed delight at the Government for ensuring that the COVID-19 palliatives reached their people, while revealing that it was the
motivation from the Governor that propelled the philanthropist Nze Eze- Akunne to greatly invest in the town.

Commissioner Adinuba assisted by Mr Ezenwanne and Dr Vincent Okpala on behalf of Governor Obiano, officially unveiled the Eze Akunne Street.


