By Rose Oranye
The Anambra State Commissioner for Information and Value Reformation, Dr Law Mefor, on Tuesday, described the Solution Fun City as one of the flagship and legacy projects of Governor Chukwuma Soludo, CFR, which is turning Awka into a leisure capital and Anambra into a destination of choice where people will deliberately plan to visit, live, work, invest, relax, and enjoy, and pledged the ministry’s support for its continued success.
Dr Mefor spoke while receiving a delegation from Solution Fun City led by the Manager of Sales, Marketing, and Entertainment, Uzoamaka Chukwu, who visited his office in Awka, to inform him of the park’s one-year anniversary coming up on Sunday.
He commended the park’s management for the remarkable one-year milestone, even as he admonished that maintenance and safety would determine the facility’s long-term viability, stressing that “once a safety concern is raised, it’s a red flag.”
Linking the project to the Soludo administration’s broader vision, Dr Mefor said the Solution Fun City was conceived about three years ago to position Awka as a leisure capital within the governor’s plan to transform Anambra into “one big smart megacity”.
“What makes Solution Fun City the most unique in the world is that it brings together four centres in one location: an amusement park, a water park, a family fun centre, and an international country club. I stand to be corrected, but I’m not sure you’ll find that combination anywhere else,” he stated.
He urged the management to continue to uphold the park’s slogan, “Fun Like No Other”, to reflect reality.
“Let every visitor who comes say, ‘Indeed, fun like no other.’ We’re proud of Solution Fun City.”
In her remarks, Chukwu assured that safety and hygiene remain top priorities and lauded the commissioner for his excellent work that he is doing for the ministry and the state.
“We’re in this together. I want to tell you that you’re doing an absolutely excellent job. You’re important to us, and we want you to be present at our first anniversary celebration,” Chukwu said.
