Vice President, Professor Osinbajo, commissions Power Substation in Awka, Anambra State.

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Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, accompanied by Governor Willie Obiano has  commissioned two by sixty MVA and one hundred and thirty two by thirty three KVA substations in Awka.

Speaking on the occasion, Vice President Osinbajo commended the excellent work done by Governor Obiano in driving economic development in the state, noting that economy of Nigeria depends on the aggregation of  achievements in the various states.

He revealed that Anambra state revenue rose from about ten billion naira, to twenty six billion naira under Governor Obiano’s administration.

According to the Vice President, the enabling environment and ease of doing business measures introduced by the Governor made it possible, as Anambra people have great entrepreneurial abilities.

He further noted that the economy will develop through the small businesses powered by the states, adding that since the creation of Anambra state, industrial activities have continued to grow which led to the installation of a one hundred and thirty-two by thirty-three kva in Awka and pointed out that the one being commissioned will serve as an upgrade for the existing one, which will make the airport business more effective.

In his speech, the Governor  said access to power will support production and export, stressing that the project is timely, as it will provide steady power to the airport as well as industrialists who are driving their businesses with diesel.

The Governor reiterated that his administration has provided seven hundred and thirty transformers across the State in addition to other interventions.

Commenting, the Commissioner for Public Utilities and Water Resources, Engineer Emeka Ezenwanne, extolled the Governor’s intervention in the provision of public utilities, and explained that the project will help to complement the efforts of the Anambra State government in the power sector.

Earlier, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Niger Delta Power Holding Company Ltd, Mr. Chinedu Ugbo, said that the reason for the installation of the substation was as a result of high demand of electricity by the people, adding that the power station will comfortably give twenty four hour power supply to the residents of Anambra state.

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