Anambra's Security Triumph Ignites Foreign Investment Boom: Deputy Governor Launches Hua Ting Chinese Eatery

Anambra's Security Triumph Ignites Foreign Investment Boom: Deputy Governor Launches Hua Ting Chinese Eatery


‎By Chizoba Njaka


‎The Deputy Governor of Anambra State, Dr. Onyekachukwu Ibezim, has officially commissioned a new Chinese-owned restaurant, Hua Ting, located at No. 5B Commissioners’ Quarters in Awka, the state capital. The event was welcomed with praise from residents and food enthusiasts, who see it as a strong sign that investor confidence is returning to the state thanks to improved security and targeted government reforms.


‎During the commissioning ceremony, Dr. Ibezim highlighted that the establishment of foreign businesses like Hua Ting stems directly from the Soludo administration's consistent security efforts. He emphasized that ensuring law and order is essential for fostering economic growth, tourism, and business development. According to him, foreign investors conduct thorough assessments before investing, and their presence signals trust in Anambra’s stability and governance.


‎Dr. Ibezim also noted that beyond enriching the hospitality sector, the restaurant will generate employment opportunities, facilitate skill transfer, and encourage cultural and culinary exchanges between Nigerians and the Chinese community. These multicultural interactions, he said, enhance the social, economic, and tourism life of the state.


‎The Deputy Governor assured investors that the government is committed to maintaining a secure environment through ongoing support for law enforcement, community policing, and intelligence-led operations. He pledged to uphold favorable policies and an enabling atmosphere for businesses to flourish.


‎The commissioning attracted several notable dignitaries, including the State Comptroller of Immigration, Timothy Nwanegbo; the Commissioner for Information, Dr. Law Mefor; Deputy Police Commissioners for Operations and Criminal Investigation, DCP Ibrahim Ezekiel and DCP Mantu Chon, respectively; and the Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Toochukwu Ikenga.


‎Local stakeholders expressed optimism that Hua Ting would boost nightlife in Awka, expand hospitality options, encourage local trade, and further strengthen Anambra’s image as a growing commercial and tourism destination in the Southeast region.


‎Known for its exceptional delicacies and diverse menu, Hua Ting can be contacted through its official phone line (09012318946) and social media platforms.


‎The launch of Hua Ting Restaurant marks a significant milestone reflecting Anambra State’s improving security climate and rising appeal to foreign investors. With previous insecurity deterring many, recent reforms have restored public trust, opening the door for new business ventures and economic revitalization. Business experts believe this marks the start of more international investments in the state’s hospitality and service industries.

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