In a bid to reconnect the people of Ubulubu, Ogodor, Anioma, Ezi, and surrounding communities, the Fix Aniocha North Movement has pledged its full support for the installation of a modern telecommunications mast in Ubulubu.
In a statement released to the press, the Movement’s spokesperson, Ngozichukwuka Odiwe, emphasized that this development is long overdue, calling for urgent intervention as residents in these communities have remained cut off from communication networks.
The National Leader of the Fix Aniocha North Movement, Mr. Emeka Okwechime, represented by the National Coordinator, Prince Collins Mohanye, reiterated that the initiative was prompted by numerous complaints from indigenes of these areas, highlighting the dire need for improved connectivity.
During a courtesy and familiarization visit to the monarchs of Ubulubu and Ogodor, the leadership of the Movement received a warm reception. The royal fathers commended the Fix Aniocha North Movement—including its National Working Committee, Verified Management Committee, Coordinators, and Members—for their unwavering commitment to community service and development across the 18 villages and communities in Aniocha North.
The monarchs also offered their royal blessings and pledged their full support for the Movement’s initiatives. Furthermore, they called on well-meaning sons and daughters of Aniocha North to unite behind the Fix Aniocha North Movement, ensuring its continuity and success for the rapid development of the region.
