Anambra State Ministry Of Environment Announces Town Hall Meeting For Stakeholders

Posted on April 21, 2023
The drive for a Clean, Green, and Sustainable environment, initiated by Governor Chukwuma Soludo, will on Saturday, 22nd April, 2023, take a new dimension as the Anambra State Ministry of Environment has announced that it will host this year’s World Earth Day at a special Town Hall Meeting.
The theme of the Town Hall Meeting is ‘Taking Ownership: A Community Participation Approach’.
The event is slated to hold at the Dora Akunyili Women Development Centre, Awka at 9am.
The Honourable Commissioner for Environment, Dr. Felix Odimegwu, told Press men earlier that the event will feature special presentations from experts and interaction with stakeholders on emerging trends with regards to the environment.

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