Anambra approves new plan to tackle erosion, student housing deficit

Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo's administration has approved significant measures to tackle pressing issues, including erosion and a shortage of student housing, under its "Solution 2.0" agenda. These decisions, taken during the fifth Anambra State Executive Council meeting, aim to deepen governance, expand access to justice, and accelerate development across the state.

The state government also approved the release of over N551 million for external works on the permanent building at the Solution Innovation District in Awka. This reaffirms the administration's commitment to inclusive governance and sustainable development, recognizing that collective effort from government, the private sector, and citizens is crucial.

In response to the growing number of students living off-campus, the government will partner with private investors to provide adequate and affordable hostel accommodation in tertiary institutions. These hostels will be developed through a "Build-Operate-Transfer" arrangement. Additionally, measures are being implemented to strengthen the state's Grievance Redress Mechanism, ensuring timely and fair resolution of disputes between citizens and the government.