Secretariat Complex, Awka, Anambra State State Portal +234 803 555 0142

Ministry of Works and Infrastructure

Building and maintaining the roads that carry this state

Our mandate

About Ministry of Works and Infrastructure

The Ministry designs, constructs, rehabilitates and maintains all state roads, bridges, drainage systems and government buildings across Anambra's twenty-one local government areas.

The Anambra State Ministry of Works and Infrastructure is responsible for providing strategic leadership in the planning, development and delivery of public infrastructure across the State.

The Ministry plays a central role in improving road connectivity and delivering infrastructure that supports safer communities, economic activity and sustainable development. Through the construction, rehabilitation and upgrading of roads and associated infrastructure, the Ministry works to connect communities and strengthen the foundations for a more prosperous Anambra.

Guided by sound engineering, effective project management and a commitment to quality, the Ministry is advancing an integrated approach to infrastructure development that considers roads alongside drainage, pedestrian facilities, environmental resilience and other essential supporting systems.

Our goal is simple: to build infrastructure that works for the people today and supports the Anambra of tomorrow.

Honourable Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure

Arc. Dr. Okey Ezeobi

Arc. Dr. Okey Ezeobi

Honourable Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure

A road is not finished when it is commissioned. It is finished when it is still good five rainy seasons later.

Arc. Dr. Okey Ezeobi leads the Anambra State Ministry of Works and Infrastructure, providing strategic direction for the delivery of road and public infrastructure across the State.

With experience spanning architecture, infrastructure development and public procurement, he brings a strong focus on quality project delivery, effective infrastructure planning and sustainable development. Under his leadership, the Ministry is advancing an integrated approach to road infrastructure that prioritises connectivity, safety, drainage and long-term resilience.

Recent engagements have highlighted his emphasis on strengthening collaboration, improving project delivery and ensuring that infrastructure development contributes meaningfully to Anambra State's economic and social transformation.

Delivery

Current projects

Awka–Amansea dual carriageway

On track

12.4 km reconstruction with drainage and street lighting

78% complete

Nnewi industrial access roads

On track

Six link roads serving the Nnewi manufacturing cluster

54% complete

Ogbaru flood drainage scheme

Weather-affected

Primary channel desilting and culvert replacement

31% complete

Onitsha–Otuocha road rehabilitation

On track

Resurfacing and shoulder reconstruction

62% complete

Awka secretariat annexe

On track

New four-storey office block for three departments

45% complete

What we do

Services

Road construction and rehabilitation

Design, construction and resurfacing of state roads across all twenty-one local government areas

Bridge and culvert works

Building, inspection and repair of bridges, culverts and river crossings on the state network

Drainage and erosion control

Primary channel desilting, culvert replacement and gully erosion remediation

Public building works

Construction and maintenance of secretariats, schools, clinics and other government buildings

Contractor registration

Registration, categorisation and prequalification of contractors bidding for state projects

Engineering standards and certification

Setting the technical standards every state project is built to, and certifying work before payment

Leadership

Management & key officials

Engr. Martin Agbili

Permanent Secretary

Engr. Uche Mbanefo

Director, Civil Engineering

Arc. Ifeoma Nnadi

Director, Public Buildings

Engr. Nkiru Okafor

Director, Drainage and Erosion Control

Structure

Departments

  • Highways and Bridges
  • Public Buildings
  • Drainage and Erosion Control
  • Mechanical and Electrical
  • Planning, Research and Statistics
  • Finance and Administration

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