….As Fitness Club seeks establishment of hospital, market, police post, and ten polling units from INEC

Okey Maduforo, Awka
Gov Charles Soludo of Anambra has awarded contract for the construction of Trans – Nkisi Boulevard at GRA Onitsha to the tune of N 2. 1 Billion.
This is coming as the Trans -Nkisi Fitness Club plead for the establishment of Market, Police Post , Government School hospital and ten more Polling Units in the estate containing over 2,000 buildings and about 3,000 plots currently being developed .
The contract which according to Soludo is aimed at providing access roads to the estate and aliviate the challenges faced by residents of the estate .
The contract which was awarded to Paul- B Nig Ltd which is to be completed in the next six months.
Speaking with reporters in Onitsha the Chairman of Nkisi Fitness Club High Chief Ignatius Akuma we that our governor for that contract and we also appreciate the efforts of the Chief Of Staff to the governor Chief Earnest Ezeajughi for facilitating the road Project.
“By the grace of God Gov Charles Soludo visited the estate and was impressed about the developments in the estate describing the developmental spirit of the Igbo man as unique”
“Few days later he came on his own and inspected the estate and recently he awarded contract for that road and that means the days of traffic hold up and visitation to the panel beater would soon be over”
Aguma however lamented that the estate do not have basic social aminites such as hospital, government school, Police Post and market .
“While we salute the governor and his Chief Of Staff we appeal to the governor to help us establish a market because we don’t have one here as well as Police Post , hospital”
“There is always a problem when there is an emergency and we have to go out of the estate to Onitsha or even outside Onitsha to seek for medical services” he said
Aguma further announced that the residents of the estate have written to the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC for the approval of ten more Polling units in the area lamenting that the only seven Polling Units are not enough for the voting population in the estate.
“We only have seven Polling Units in this estate but the population continues to increase and we have written the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC to give us at least ten more Polling Units in the area” he said.