Anambra State Is The Only State In Nigeria That Rejected World Loan (photo) - Politics
Anambra State is the only state among all the states in Nigeria to reject a World Bank loan in 2024, Anambra State has once again set the pace as the only state out of Nigeria’s 36 states to opt out of the 2024 World Bank loans (NG-CARES). Governor Chukwuma Soludo, in his latest statement, emphasized the state's financial transformation under his administration. "We have been able to reengineer the state finances from a financial struggle state to a financially sustainable state," he declared. This bold move signals Anambra’s growing economic independence and strategic fiscal management, ensuring a future free from unnecessary debt burdens.
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Re: Anambra State Is The Only State In Nigeria That Rejected World Loan (photo) by Kayceo2010: 8:11am On Mar 02 |
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Re: Anambra State Is The Only State In Nigeria That Rejected World Loan (photo) by Bestmanfornow: 8:14am On Mar 02 |
No
be to make noise about fabricated IGR and you can't fund a project
without borrowing, come to Anambra state and see massive projects going
on across the state despite the fact the governor is yet to borrow a
kobo from anywhere,, Gov Soludo has so far reduced Anambra state debt by
58% from 2023-2024, recruited 8115 teachers and 1350 medical personnel,
declared free education from primary to secondary, free antenatal care
and child delivery across government hospitals in the state, empowered
thousands of youths |
Re: Anambra State Is The Only State In Nigeria That Rejected World Loan (photo) by AustineE1: 9:07am On Mar 02 |
One
of the greatest things that happens in a life of a state or
organisation,is to have the right foundation.Anambra state has been
programmed in such a way that any governor that comes in,must either
continue with the existing foundation laid by Peter Obi or try to even
do better in financial management as set by Peter Obi...Kudos to
Prof.Chukwuma Soludo for continuing in this trajectory,he has truly
proven himself as a former world bank director and a renowned economist
extraordinaire.This is a case of a round peg in a round hole. |
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