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By Claribel Udah/Chioma Nwankwo/Chika Obi
In a swift move to fulfill his promise, the Mayor of Onitsha North LGA, Hon. Nweze Tony Nwora, led a team on January 23 to restore order at the Ani Onicha Shrine, a sacred heritage site for the Onitsha people.
The follow-up visit, which included cabinet members, security personnel, and traffic officers, came just a day after Mayor Nworaās unscheduled inspection of the site.
Traders at the location had complied with his directive to cease all commercial activities, acknowledging the shrineās cultural and spiritual significance.
However, upon arrival, the Mayor expressed dissatisfaction with the state of the environment and ordered an immediate cleanup, which was swiftly carried out.
As part of measures to preserve the sanctity of Ani Onicha, Mayor Nwora announced a ban on trading, standing, vehicle parking, bus loading, and passenger drop-offs within the shrineās vicinity.
During the visit, Barr. Abada Iwuchukwu, an Amsterdam-based businessman and indigene of Onitsha, expressed concern over the shrineās desecration, saying that such disregard would not be tolerated. āThis behavior is unheard of in other communities,ā he emphasized.
Dr. Obidi Ifejika, Special Adviser on Political Matters to the Mayor, reiterated the administrationās commitment to protecting Ani Onichaās sacredness. āAni Onicha is a holy ground, and trading here is unacceptable. We are here to enforce the restoration of its dignity,ā he declared.
Accompanying the Mayor were several key officials, including Hon. Ejiofor Egwuatu (LGA Secretary), Hon. Tagbo Emodi (Chief of Staff), and Supervisory Councillors Hon. Nnamdi Micheal Melifonwu (Works), Hon. Andrew Chike Nwanosike (Health), and Hon. Mrs. Ngozi Ezediniru (Environment), among others.
The visit underscores the administrationās commitment to preserving the cultural heritage of Onitsha North while ensuring law and order in the community.
*The officers are of the Ministry of Information, Anambra State
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