ANAMBRA COMMENCES INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRE PROJECT
The Anambra State government says the International Conference Center, Awka, will be ready by December 2019.
Governor Willie Obiano stated this when he performed the official flag off of the construction.
The building has a ten thousand sitting capacity. It is projected to be a ten storey building with a roof of about eighteen meters long that can be visible from any part of Awka city.
On completion, it will house a five-star restaurant and multiple halls, among other facilities.
While flagging off the project, Governor Obiano stressed that it is one of his landmark projects, expressing optimism that the contractors handling the work will deliver in record time.
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He appreciated the State House of Assembly for the speedy passage of the 2019 budget, stressing that it will fast-track development in the State.
The Commissioner for Housing, Engineer Emeka Ezenwanne, explained that the project will improve the State’s Internally Generated Revenue.
The commissioner pointed out that the project, on completion, will be the first of its kind in the South East; adding that it will hopefully serve as a tourist site.
Earlier, the head of the firm handling the project, Engr. Mark Tu, described the building as a legacy project.
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