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Chidolue, CEO Chelsea Group appointed Chairman, ASTPA BoT

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By Ekunkonye Junior, Abuja

In a move set to bolster the growth and development of Anambra communities in Abuja, Chief Patrick Chidolue, Executive Chairman of Chelsea Group Limited, has been appointed Chairman of the Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Anambra State Towns People Association (ASTPA). However, those appointed a long with him as members of the BoT are: Chief Simon Okeke (Ochendo), HRH Igwe (Engr) Simon Edozie Obidike, Rtd. AVM. Canice Umenwaliri, Chief James Agubalu, Rev. Godwn Okonkwo, Chief Lawrence Ojemeni and Chief Emmanuel Nosike.

This development was announced during the inauguration of newly appointed BoT members, where Sir Arinze Anadu (Nwachinemelu), Chairman of ASTPA, advised the new board to seek wise counsel and guidance in their decision-making processes.

Chief Chidolue, a respected entrepreneur and philanthropist, brings a wealth of experience to his new role. As the founder of Chelsea Group Limited, he has built a business empire with interests in hospitality, agriculture, and real estate. His leadership and vision have created thousands of jobs and stimulated economic growth in various sectors.

Under his chairmanship, ASTPA is expected to experience significant growth and development, as Chief Chidolue works to promote the interests of Anambra communities in Abuja. His appointment has been widely welcomed, with many expecting him to bring his trademark energy and expertise to the role.

As Chief Chidolue settles into his new position, he is poised to make a lasting impact on the lives of Anambra people in Abuja. With his proven track record of success and his commitment to community development, the future looks bright for ASTPA under his leadership.

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