AA urges candidates to showcase good intentions for Anambra more

 

By Okechukwu Onuegbu 

The governorship candidate of Action Alliance (AA), Ozo Jeff Nweke, on Wednesday, urged politicians to showcase good intentions for Anambra State more through their utterances and campaign.

Nweke, who stated this in a statement, explained that expressing good intentions were good attribute of a politician and capable of uniting and uplifting Anambra State they all planned to rule as governor.

"So, let the political players, I mean my fellow candidates at this political campaign era, shun every temptation of contemplating this display of legendary misspeak by not using negative attributes which ultimately will diminish your integrity. Let us have a good spirit of sportsmanship.

"Let us showcase our good intentions which are in our articles in stock for our people. At this, it will be so declared that, indeed, Anambra state has come of age and the people have unity of purpose that gears towards genuine problem solving. To sum it up, let us play fine politics by engaging on issue based campaigns than making some derogatory statements with attendant self dishonour," he stated.

According to him, Politics is a natural phenomenon embedded in humanity as it is coded by conscious and unconscious internal resolve. 

He added that "That we shall always exert influence and be influenced. Therefore, it becomes imperative to abide by the dynamics and tendencies that allow sophistication which is the evidence of our intelligence of having genuine human relationship.

"Having said this, Governor Chukwuma Soludo had earlier noted that politics has provided him a platform to make a positive change in the society. I sincerely agree with him on that, as well as change is constant, flowing like a river in our current time. It washes away old pattern, replacing it with new ones every time.

"However, let it be known to all men that, though, old patterns may as well be good but we are still faced with the temptation of achieving perfection which always elude us, thus, we crave for better. I don't see anything wrong in having multiple options in display of our intentions of attending to issues facing us as a people which has manifested in our diverse policies and strategies."