Anambra's Arc Ezeobi announces demolition for road project

Arc Okey Ezeobi, the Anambra State Commissioner for Works, revealed that an estimated 5,075 buildings are at risk of demolition to accommodate a six-lane road along the 2nd Niger Bridge corridor in Nkwele-Ezunaka, Oyi Local Government Area. He made this announcement during the 2026 Annual General Meeting of the Anambra State chapter of the Nigerian Institute of Architects, held in Awka.
In his keynote speech, Ezeobi emphasized the importance of planning for a livable environment, lamenting the lack of a proper master plan that has led to significant consequences for the community. He also discussed future developments, stating that Anambra plans to establish three airports by 2070, with the second airport already in progress.
Additionally, Arc Chiedozie Henry Arize, the Commissioner for Housing and Urban Development, spoke about the state's initiative to provide low-cost social housing for public servants, including a first phase of 1,200 housing units in Ebenebe.
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