Senator Dr Tony Nwoye’s Impactful Projects In Onitsha North

Posted on August 13, 2024

Senator Dr Tony Nwoye, the lawmaker representing Anambra North Senatorial District, has continued to unveil legacy projects executed in his one year of impactful Leadership and Representation for the good people of Anambra North. 

 

The projects above are construction of 23 Lock up Shops with Solar Powered Boreholes and Over Head Tanks and Toilet Facilities for Petty Traders at Slaughter Market Opposite Army Barracks, Onitsha and another 20 Lock up Shops for Petty Traders at Okolonji Street Onitsha.

 

These projects have been built, delivered and handed over to the residents for Public Use.

To the Glory of God, it has been one year of Impactful and Purposeful Leadership in Anambra North Senatorial District.

All the Seven Local Government Areas of Anambra North have two and more projects.

 

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