Wetin dey happen for Abia State? E be like say dem don finally open eye to industrial wahala as di state government don announce wetin dem call new industrial policy. Di Commissioner for Information, Okey Kanu, gist am for newsmen after one Executive Council meeting wey di governor, Alex Otti, lead on Monday.
Kanu talk say dis new policy go help boost industrial development for di state. Dem don set up committee wey go make sure say dis policy no be just talk, but real action. Dem don sabi say investor go like enter Abia when dem see say di ease of doing business dey better. Na wetin dem mean by ‘ease of doing business agency’ be dat!
Dis policy go help Abia market wetin dem get well-well, as e go showcase di potential wey dey for di state. He also drop gist about di ongoing urban renewal initiative wey no go fit complete without proper street naming and house numbering. You sabi wetin e mean when everywhere dey scatter? E go dey cause confusion, no be small.
Kanu talk say dem go make streets better organized so emergency services fit sabi di right location when fire dey burn or when wahala don land. You no go want for people to dey dey confuse about where di fire dey burn when help dey come. Na street names, dem dey make sense o!
Another gist wey dey carry weight be di long-term development program dem don set plan from 2025 to 2050. E mean say dem go dey plan well for di future, as dem don sabi say better planning dey very important to make sense for governance and socio-economic growth.
Di development areas of di state go hold dis project tight, and dem go soon appoint project manager wey go drive am. Kanu also drop some sweet news as di Ministry of Works don carry out construction work for 49 different locations. Na serious hustle!
People don also enjoy green shuttle bus service wey don carry dem go many places since December 24, wey be sign say abia dey try improve connectivity. So, my people, Abia State dey try to change di narrative, make we watch am closely as dem dey bring dis plans to life.
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