Anambra 2025: Soludo speaks big grammar without solutions, Nweke fires APGA candidate

  

By Okechukwu Onuegbu

The governorship candidate of Action Alliance (AA), Ozo Jeff Nweke, on Thursday, said his government would not be hinged on speaking big grammar without providing solutions like the incumbent governor Chukwuma Soludo of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA).

Nweke, while speaking at a rally tagged meet Jeff held at Awka, vowed to tackle insecurity, invest in human capital development, while providing employment, infrastructures and equipment in schools to boost the State economy and restore the pride of the State.

He reassured the masses that he was in the race to win convincingly, charging them to vote for him and enjoy the dividends of democracy.

"I'm in to win the forthcoming election if you vote for me accordingly. I need you to bring the hope to the hopeless. I will bring the positive change you need. Kindly take the message to your people. I will speak the language you understand. I will improve the State security with provisions of modern equipment, training and retraining, intelligence gathering.

"Don't allow them to decieve you. Don't vote for those who cannot secure you. If you vote for me, you will never regret it because I don't have sponsor. The masses, civil servants, traders, all of you are my sponsors. I will never let you down. I will run an open door policy," he noted.

Also speaking, the State Chairman of AA, Hon. Norbert Okoli assured Anambra residents that the party would provide the needed development they deserve through Jeff Nweke as according to him, he would uphold rule and law and allow businesses to thrive.

In their separate speeches, the leaders of Hausa and Yoruba communities in Anambra State endorsed Ozo Jeff Nweke for the November 8 poll, vowing to deliver him as he has being protecting them for years even as the community offered the Muslims land to build a mosque since 40 years ago.

According to the leader of Yoruba community, Alhaji Kehinde Alade and Youth leader of Hausa community, Alhaji Husein Magaji, they would mobilise their natives residing across Anambra State to vote for AA.

Magaji said, “He means a lot to Hausa community. He responds to our problems. Any time we call him he responds. He brings food to Hausa community during fasting period."

Also speaking, a native of Awka, Ozo Akubilo argued that it was turn of his people to produce the next governor of Anambra State and Jeff Nweke remains the best candidate they could offer given to his antecedents and humanitarian services.