Anambra State Ministry Of  Commerce And Industry Now Ministry Of Industry 

Posted on November 8, 2022
The Executive Governor of Anambra State, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, CFR, yesterday at the Executive Council Meeting of State Government, approved the renaming of the Ministry of  Commerce and Industry to Ministry of Industry.
The Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, Dr. Obinna Ngonadi will henceforth be addressed as the Commissioner for Industry.
The Trade and Commerce aspect of the Ministry will, until further notice, be domiciled under the Governor’s Office. By implication, all activities relating to trade and commerce should be channeled to the Governor’s Office.
According to Prof Solo Chukwulobelu,
Secretary to the State Government, this decision is to enable the Ministry of Industry focus on the industrialization agenda of Mr. Governor, and for greater performance.
The above reorganization is with immediate effect.

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