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Our services
Government services
From taxes to land registration: organised, searchable, all in one place.
A simple process
Get things done in three simple steps
From a question to the right office or platform.
1Find it
Search for a service, or ask NORA in plain English or Igbo.
2Apply or pay
See what you need, then continue on the official platform.
3Track progress
Follow your application or complaint with its reference number.
Report misconduct
Treated unfairly by an official or enforcement agent? Tell us.
Nobody acting for the government should extort, harass or mistreat you. If it happens, report it. You do not have to give your name.
To report without giving your name
- Open the feedback form.
- Tick the Submit anonymously box at the top of the form.
- Say what happened, where and when, then submit.
In immediate danger? Call 112, the national emergency number.
What you can report
Extortion, illegal levies, harassment, demands for bribes, or rough treatment by any official, task force or enforcement agent.
You can stay anonymous
Tick “Submit anonymously” on the form. Your name, phone, email and device details are not recorded.
You can follow it up
You receive a reference number. Use it on the same page to see what has been done.
Emergency services
Help when it matters
Find hospitals, police stations and fire services across Anambra State.
In an emergency, call 112, the national emergency number.
Useful tools
Tools for everyday life
Practical tools to keep you informed, safe and connected.
- Weather alertsForecasts and safety updates
- Security checkCheck emails and links
- Health informationHealth tips and alerts
- AI content checkerCheck if text is AI-generated
- Exchange ratesCurrency converter
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about using Smart Anambra.
Still have questions?Ask NORA, our digital assistant.
Open finance
See how public money is managed
The Budget Implementation Report for the third quarter of 2026 is published in full, with the audited accounts for 2025. Preview it here.
- Revenue so far, January to September 2026
- ₦300.80 billion39.3% of the year's budget
- Independent revenue, January to September 2026
- ₦50.09 billion69.6% of the year's budget
- Capital expenditure, January to September 2026
- ₦165.76 billion27.8% of the year's budget
- Total expenditure, January to September 2026
- ₦229.80 billion30.0% of the year's budget
Source: Table 1, Budget Implementation Summary, page 8 of the report.
Discover Anambra
A vibrant state of people, culture and opportunity
From busy markets to quiet lakes, see what makes Anambra what it is.
Latest from the state
News and updates
Announcements and stories from the official state website.