Trans Nkisi Landlords Urge Gov Soludo on Erosion Crisis
Landlords and property owners in Trans Nkisi Layout, Onitsha, Anambra State, are addressing severe gully erosion by constructing wide, deep drainage channels to manage floodwaters. Chief Onyebuchi Ndulue, the Chairman of the Trans Nkisi Layout Landlords, stated that the community has invested significantly in these emergency measures.
They formally requested assistance from the state government on July 7, 2026, after a joint inspection of the affected areas by the Commissioners for Works, Arc. Okey Ezeobi; Physical Planning and Urban Development; and Environment, Dr. Clem Aguiyi. Ndulue commended the Soludo administration for its initial response but urged for a more comprehensive intervention to establish permanent erosion-control infrastructure.
He warned that without urgent action, the gully erosion could worsen during rainy seasons, threatening homes, infrastructure, and the safety of residents.
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