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According to Prince Okey Kanu, the state’s information commissioner, the Abia State government has purchased a few electric buses for its mass transit system.
Okey Kanu told reporters in Umuahia during the State Executive Council meeting that the cars are being built in China and would be delivered to the state in November 2025.
The commissioner claims that the essential logistical support has been set up and that the bus routes have been laid out in preparation for the scheme’s successful launch.
Regarding the state government’s efforts to promote Ndigbo culture, the head of state information said that the State Ministry of Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy would begin a creative talent program in 17 LGAs of the state on July 25, 2025, in keeping with the cultural revolution the governor is advocating.
He revealed that the program would promote youth inclusion and grassroots empowerment of the state’s youth population, with the goal of scouting for artistic and other creative skills throughout the state’s 17 LGAs.
In keeping with the vision of His Excellency, Dr. Alex Otti OFR, Prince Kanu said, “This program further underscores the state government’s commitment to cultural innovation with the engagement and global visibility of Abia’s creative potential.”
In order to raise Aba’s creative profile internationally while adhering to international standards, he disclosed that Abia State has started formal procedures to designate Aba as a UNESCO Creative City. He also mentioned that a delegation is scheduled to visit Aba this week for preliminary evaluations of Aba.
Regarding Abia’s ongoing water crisis, Kanu stated that Dr. Alex Otti, the state governor, will officially launch the Aba Regional Water Scheme’s rehabilitation at CKC Aba on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, as part of his campaign pledge to bring drinkable water back to Abians’ homes in the state’s cities and communities.
He added that the governor will also introduce the Integrated Wash Accelerator Programme (IWAP), an initiative aimed at reviving water sanitation and hygiene in the state. It will be held on Wednesday at the recently built Wash Facility at Okigwe Park in Umuahia.
The Abia commissioner said that the Federal Government’s declaration of a public holiday in the wake of President Muhammadu Buhari’s passing has caused some of the events scheduled to be launched by Governor Otti to be postponed.
According to him, “three significant events between Aba and Umuahia will take place on July 16, 2025.” His Excellency will launch the Aba Regional Water Scheme’s renovation there in Aba.
Due to inadequate operations, maintenance, and malfunctioning infrastructure, the system needs to be rehabilitated in order to regain its sustainability and performance.
The state government gave Vena Cava Limited the contract to redesign the water plan as part of the project’s initial phase, in accordance with the governor’s directive to supply Aba with drinkable water.
The Integrated Wash Accelerator Program (IWAP), which aims to restore water sanitation and hygiene in the state, will also be introduced by His Excellency Dr. Alex Otti earlier on the same Wednesday, July 16, 2025.
The facility’s goal is to serve the state’s present and future development needs by offering safe, easily accessible, and sustainable water sanitation services.
Through the Abia Integrated Wash Accelerator Program, the project is in accordance with His Excellency Dr. Alex Otti’s mandate to achieve Zero Defecation in Abia State, which is the sixth Sustainable Development Goal of the UN.
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According to Prince Kanu, the scheme will entail the building, running, and upkeep of contemporary solar-powered water facilities.
In terms of electricity, the commissioner revealed that Otti would put into service 430 kW of battery storage and 150 kV of solar power. This project aims to reduce dependency on grid electricity, which will reduce diesel consumption and promote sustainability by powering state health facilities with solar energy.
The Abia information chief revealed that around N4.1 billion was realized from the launch of the Abia State Security Trust Fund, which took place last week.
According to him, rural artworks are presently being planned at FMC Umuahia, Osisioma junction (Flyover) in Aba, and Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic, among other locations, in accordance with the government’s beautification and urban regeneration initiative including designated public areas and roads.
Furthermore, he stated that there is currently direct level work going on at 53 places throughout the state.
The governor is committed to restoring pipe-borne water to houses in Abia state, according to Engineer Ikechukwu Monday, Commissioner for Power and Public Utilities, in his contribution.
He mentioned three important water projects in Aba that are scheduled for renovation: Ogbor Hill, CKC, and Ariaria.
“We have begun awarding contracts,” he said. The Aba Regional Water Scheme, which consists of three water schemes that form and support the entire Aba network, is thus the initial area of focus.
We project that the first phase, which involves redesigning the water scheme to provide well-treated water that satisfies WHO criteria, would be finished in six months.
And the second step is to enter the reticulation, for which we have already prepared the request for quotations. And it will entail testing and distributing the water transmission lines that need to be rehabilitated in Aba. Thus, we will approach them in stages.
Speaking as well, Mr. Matthew Ekwuruibe, Commissioner for Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy, revealed that his ministry is now painting murals as part of the state government’s beautifying effort and would shortly be building monuments.
“In the states, we initiated a beautifying project. You’ll notice a change if you’re driving by FMC Gate and Osisioma Flyover. Additionally, we intend to go so far as to paint murals in some of these locations.
In addition, in order to make sure that we support our principal’s efforts, we will start erecting monuments in appropriate places around the states.
Additionally, we have started the formal Creative Talent Hunt launch in each of the 17 LGAs. You understand why I’m discussing talents. It would be impossible to discuss Nigerian talent today without bringing up Aba. Talents abound in Aba. Curatives are found there, according to Ekwuruibe.
