APGA Chieftain Ezeweputa Optimistic Soludo Will Consolidate On  Obiano’s Achieve

A Chieftain of the All Progressives Grand Alliance APGA Chief Benjamin Ezeweputa says Professor Chukwuma Soludo has all it takes to continue with the legacy Programmes and policies of Governor willie Obiano whose tenure is gradually coming to an end.

Speaking to the ABS in Awka on the forthcoming Governorship election in Anambra State, Chief Ezeweputa, said that as a one-time Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Professor Soludo has the formula that will sustain the successes recorded in the State economy.

He called on the Anambra electorate not to be deceived with Short term promises being made by some candidates who he noted have no good agenda for the people.

Chief Ezeweputa disclosed that the All Progressives Grand Alliance APGA has through its successive administrations restored the confidence of the people of the state in Governance.

He charged civil and public Servants to reward Governor Willie Obiano his largesse to them especially regular payment of salaries and pension to retirees by casting their vote for APGA in next week’s Governorship election.

Contributing the co-ordinator of all Soludo Support group in the Anambra Central Senatorial District Chief Obi-Ochije Muodilim who cautioned the electorate against selling their Voters card reminded them that the card is the only instrument for enthroning credible Leadership.

Chief Ochije Muodilim who described the APGA candidate Professor Chukwuma Soludo and his running mate Dr Onyekachukwu Ibezim as wonderful pair that will take Anambra State to Eldorado called on the Electorate to vote wisely in next week’s Governorship election.

Another Chieftain of the All Progressives Grand Alliance APGA Chief Boniface Egbutu disclosed that all the legacy projects of Governor Willie Obiano will earn APGA victory in next week’s Governorship election.

Chief Egbutu urged Ndigbo to see APGA as their negotiating power in the Nation’s polity and called for prayers to ensure a smooth conduct of the election