Ibeto Commends Soludo’s Visionary Leadership, Lauds Landmark Projects At Light House

In what underscores growing confidence in the Soludo administration, foremost industrialist and Chairman of the Ibeto Group, Chief Cletus Ibeto, has hailed the revolutionary strides of Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, CFR, describing his leadership as a beacon of progress and renewal for Anambra State.

 

Chief Ibeto commended the projects after touring the Solution Fun City and meeting with Governor Chukwuma Soludo at the Light House, Awka. He described the developments as proof of purposeful leadership and evidence of the Governor’s commitment to transforming Anambra through innovation and infrastructure.

 

The renowned industrialist, who hails from Nnewi, was accompanied by
Sir Patrick Ubajaka, Prince Jude Osumuoh (PG Nzukora), Christian Udechukwu (Commissioner of Industry) and Emeka Etiaba (SAN).

He described his experience at the Light House as “fantastic and groundbreaking,” noting that the edifice stands as a testament to Governor Soludo’s vision of a modern, functional, and globally competitive Anambra. Chief Ibeto added that the facilities at both Solution Fun City and the Light House reflect a new standard of governance that prioritizes results over rhetoric.

 

Chief Ibeto further expressed absolute confidence in the Governor’s re-election bid, insisting that “Anambra people are fully aware of Soludo’s impactful initiatives and the visible transformation happening across the state.”

 

Responding, Governor Soludo appreciated Chief Ibeto’s visit and commendation, emphasizing that his administration remains resolute in its mission to build a livable, prosperous homeland for Ndi Anambra.

He reiterated his commitment to sustaining the momentum of development and ensuring that every community in the state feels the impact of good governance.

The Governor restated that Anambra is steadily advancing under a leadership anchored on transparency, accountability, and innovation, assuring that the best is yet to come for Ndi Anambra.