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Governor Soludo Signs 11 Bills Into Law

The Anambra Deputy Gov. professor Charles Soludo has signed 11 Bills into Law They are as follows;

1- Anambra State Electoral Law, 2024.

2- Anambra State Touting Prohibition Law, 2024

3- Secret Cult and Similar Activities Prohibition Law, 2024.

4- Health Facilities and Accreditation Agency Law, 2024.

5- Anambra State Peace Building and Conflict Management Agency.

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6- Anambra State Oil and Gas Producing Areas Development Commission (ANSOGPADEC) Law, 2024.

7- Market Safety and Protection Law, 2024.

8- Trafficking in Person Prohibition Law, 2024.

9- Anambra State Private Colleges of Nursing and Midwifery Law, 2024.

10- Law to Amend the Anambra State House of Assembly Service Commission Law 2021 and for other Connected Purposes.

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11- Anambra State Revenue Administration (Consolidand Harmonization) Law, 2024. #anambrafirst

According to Anambra deputy speaker these laws will have a profound impact on our state, improving our electoral process, enhancing public safety, upgrading our healthcare facilities, promoting peace and conflict management, and stimulating economic growth.

Thank you, Mr. Governor, for your leadership and esteemed cooperation with the legislature.

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May these laws serve as a testament to our unwavering commitment to the people of Anambra State.

Rt. Hon. Chukwuma Okoye
Deputy Speaker, Anambra state House of Assembly

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