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The Anambra State Government has responded to a recent article published by Prime Business Africa, titled “Anambra’s Business Paradox: Why Success Abroad Doesn’t Translate At Home.” The article, written by Dr. Marcel Mbamalu, highlighted the challenges faced by some Anambra State-based entrepreneurs who have achieved success elsewhere but struggle at home.
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Join our WhatsApp ChannelIn response to the article a copy of which was electronically received by Prime Business Africa, the Anambra State Commissioner for Industry, Christian Udechukwu, acknowledged the interest in the state’s economic transformation agenda and initiatives under Governor Prof. Chukwuma Charles Soludo. The Commissioner emphasized that the government cannot be held responsible for the dynamic business decisions made by entrepreneurs.
“The capacity to sustain consistent and persistent performance of businesses is purely that of the entrepreneurs and their management decisions,” the commissioner stated.
The commissioner also pointed out that numerous entrepreneurs from Lagos, Abuja, and other locations have invested in Anambra State, opening new hotels, fuel stations, and industries that are thriving. This, according to the commissioner, is a testament to the state’s accelerating economic transformation agenda.
“Anambra State is experiencing urban infrastructure modernization and renewal like never before. The security situation is also steadily improving,” the commissioner added.
The commissioner’s response suggests that the state government is committed to creating an enabling environment for businesses to thrive, and that the ongoing transformation agenda is yielding positive results.
The debate sparked by Dr. Mbamalu’s article has brought attention to the challenges faced by entrepreneurs in Anambra State, and the government’s response provides insight into its efforts to address these issues.
