Installation Of Solar Street Lights Across Awka Metropolis Not Among Memos Approved At Last ANSEC Meeting 

Posted on December 1, 2024
At the 35th Anambra State Executive Council Meeting, held at the Council chambers in Awka, the council debated extensively the memo on the installation of solar-powered street lights in Awka metropolis and resolved as follows:
— That the unit cost was on the high side and should be reviewed downward.
The memo was thus stepped down and was rescheduled for re-presentation at the next ANSEC meeting where all specifications would be available.
According to Dr Law Mefor, the Honourable Commissioner for Information, the slip in the last release, which reported the street light project as having been awarded is therefore, regretted and should be treated as such. The public will be updated when a decision is eventually taken on the matter.

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