Obiano reviews 5 years of governance, warns aides to perform or be sacked

Obiano reviews 5 years of governance, warns aides to perform or be sacked

Obiano reviews 5 years of governance, warns aides to perform or be sacked

Geoffrey Anyanwu, Awka

Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State has reviewed his five years in office as the governor, boasting that he has changed the fortunes of the state and made it better than he met it.

He said he would in the remaining three years expand the state’s economic performance, as he was ready to do more for posterity.

Speaking in a message to mark the first year anniversary of his administration’s second term in office, Obiano stressed that his government had attracted international recognitions for the development strides he had put in place in the state.

He, however, charged his commissioners and other appointees to put in their very best now as he would not hesitate to sack any indolent government functionary.

He said: “Forbes Magazine USA recently recommended the state government’s Community Choose your Project Initiative as a model for the development of Africa.

“I assure you that I will remain focused and will not hesitate to change anybody who is underperforming in my cabinet.”

Obiano who urged the people of the state to join hands with his government to make Anambra great said: “I appreciate Ndi Anambra for supporting me irrespective of political affiliations and inclinations. The GDP of the state has increased from N3 trillion to N4.2 trillion in the last five years.”

The governor also identified the massive support from the members of the state House Assembly and the achievements recorded in all sectors of the state economy as part of his major successes in the past five years.

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