Anambra State Commissioner for Information, Dr Law Mefor, has commended members of the state House of Assembly for their support and encouragement to the Governor Chukwuma Soludo administration; despite being a multi-party Assembly.

 

Making the commendation when he received the Anambra State House of Assembly Committee on Information led by the Committee Chairman, Honourable Fred Ezenwa, who paid an oversight visit to the ministry, Dr Mefor observed that there is maximum cooperation between the executive and legislature, adding that the Soludo administration does not take the legislature for granted.

 

Giving an overview of the ministry’s operations and plans for the forthcoming Anambra gubernatorial election, the Information Commissioner explained that the ministry is doing a lot in media and other public enlightenment engagements to get people to understand what the government is doing and why it is doing so, among other things, adding that provision of enough funds and adequate working materials will enhance their performance in revenue generation and efficient discharge of their duties.

 

In his remark, the House of Assembly Information Committee Chairman, Honourable Ezenwa, explained that the visit was to know the ministry’s operations and proffer possible solutions, while other members, including Honourable Emma Nwafor and Honourable Tony Muobike stressed the need for collaboration between the committee and the ministry to reach the grassroots, even as they advised the ministry to write to the Governor specifying the tools required for effective discharge of their duties.