Anambra State Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, expressed his satisfaction with the heavy traffic observed in Onitsha on Monday, interpreting it as a sign that the long-standing Monday sit-at-home order has significantly diminished. During his attendance at the Delta State Economic Summit, Soludo explained that the traffic delay was a positive indication of restored economic activity in the region. He reiterated that there is no official sit-at-home order in Anambra and warned against unjustified business closures. The governor emphasized the importance of supporting local products to stimulate job creation and economic growth. He highlighted his personal commitment to local industries by adopting Akwete fabric as his attire and announced a N2 billion donation to the Akwete community to enhance production. Soludo urged Nigerians to prioritize locally made goods, asserting that such a shift could create over 10 million jobs across the country.
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