In a reported conversation by Dr. Ezekwesili has convincingly confirmed the emergence of a ” NEW ANAMBRA” predicated on 21st century global best practices and IND 4.0 applications.

This development has apparently given capital Red Card to proponents of the ancient clannish based democracy practiced majority in the 19th century.

Luckily, providence has provided NDI-ENUGU with a replicate of Prof. Soludo, the potter of NEW ANAMBRA in the person of Prof. Ike Ekweremadu.

The unveiling of the master plan for a NEW ENUGU by His Excellency, Prof. Ike Ekweremadu has once again rekindled our hope.

Hope of restoring and retaining our status of the capital of the southeast has been boasted by declaration of interest to contest by Prof Ike Ekweremadu.

Former World Bank Vice-President and International Consultant, Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili has stated that the era of government of Chop-I-Chop’ is over in Anambra State with the inception of the incoming administration of Prof. Chukwuma Soludo.

She made this assertion in her interaction with Ndi Anambra on Twitter space organized by Njenje Media. The former due process boss expressed worry about the culture of turning governance to merriment and lavishness.

She admonished that the party remains an important organ of democracy and should equally be engaged in policy direction, research and information gathering that helps the government function effectively.

She made it clear that once Soludo assumes office, he automatically becomes the Governor of Ndi Anambra and not just for a particular political party.

Speaking further, she maintained that the old mindset of “na we work for the food, make we go chop” is wrong and must be eschewed by political players stressing that the era of entitlement mentality is gone. “Politics is not a transactional affair but rather a vehicle for touching the lives of citizens and developing a prosperous society”. She added.

Dr Ezekwesili also harped on Soludo’s plan to restore law & order, grow the economy amongst so many ideas as articulated in the transition report.