The Anambra State Signage and Advertisement Agency (ANSAA), has accused registered political parties in the governorship election of placing campaign posters of their candidates without following the regulatory process.
The agency, set up by the state government to regulate and control advertising practice, maintained that the aspirants were supposed to pay N9 million each before they could be allowed to display their posters. The Managing Director of ANSAA, Mr. Jude Emecheta, in a chat with newsmen in Awka, yesterday, said governorship aspirants in the state had shown nonchalance in paying the poster levy, insisting that the agency would use every available means within the ambit of the law to ensure compliance.
