Anambra State, Nigeria – Governor Chukwuma Soludo has issued a two-week ultimatum for petty traders and commercial bus operators to vacate the Ekwulobia Flyover area and relocate to their designated sites. This directive is part of the state government’s broader effort to improve urban planning, ease traffic congestion, and enhance public safety in the region.
To facilitate the transition, the Anambra State government has announced free registration for shop allocation, which is currently ongoing at the Aguata Local Government Headquarters. Traders and transport operators are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to secure their spaces in the newly designated areas.
The relocation initiative aligns with Soludo’s vision of transforming Anambra into a more organized and business-friendly environment. Authorities have assured affected traders and transporters that adequate provisions have been made to accommodate them at the new sites, ensuring minimal disruption to their livelihoods.
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Government officials have urged all stakeholders to comply within the stipulated timeframe, emphasizing that enforcement measures will follow if the directive is not adhered to.
For further details on shop registration and site allocation, individuals are advised to visit the Aguata LG Headquarters for assistance.
