Ahead of the November 8 governorship election in Anambra State, Governor Chukwuma Soludo on Sunday said security has improved across the South-East state.
The governor, who is seeking a second term of four years in office, said that as opposed to what he met when he came into office, people can now sleep with both eyes closed.
He said eight councils, including Ihiala, which were “no-go areas” when his administration came on board, had been recovered from non-state actors.
This, he said, resulted from his resolve to protect lives and property as part of the five-point agenda of his administration.