Chinedum Elekwachi
The All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Anambra State, Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu has assured that era of empty rhetorics would end once he assumes office after November 8 election.
He spoke at the campaign rally in Omo and Anaku communities in Ayamelum Local Government Area where he unveiled his comprehensive development agenda for Anambra North.
He pledged to transform the zone through infrastructure, education, power, and job creation.
He also assured that his assumption of office as Governor would usher in glorious moments for Ndị Anambra.
The Director General, Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu–Iyom Campaign Council, Hon. Dozie Ikedife (Jnr.) address journalists after the rally.
He said the APC candidate is determined to bring tangible development to the State to restore confidence in governance.
He re-echoed Ukachukwu’s assurance of 24-hour electricity supply through harnessing the Omasi Power Plant and developing the area’s gas deposits.
He further highlighted the party flagbearer’s plans to establish a university and provide scholarships to indigent students across the zone.
Agric revitalization
“Ukachukwu’s blueprint includes the construction of motorable road networks across Ayamelum and other parts of the State.
“Agricultural revitalization through an agro-value chain revolution and establishment of an industrial park to create jobs for thousands of youths.
“Ukachukwu has vowed to make security and infrastructural development top priorities.
“He will protect farmlands from herdsmen attacks and create an environment where businesses and investments can thrive,” Ikedife emphasized.
At the rally were community leaders and stakeholders including Chief Ikechukwu Maduka Nebuife and John Anigbogu Icheke.
Eziagulu Offodile (former SDP chairman), who led his supporters into the APC, expressed confidence in Ukachukwu’s leadership capacity.
They urged Ayamelum people and all Ndi Anambra to rally behind the APC candidate.
He insisted that his record of integrity and development-oriented vision stood in contrast to what they described as “years of unfulfilled promises under the APGA government.”
“We are no longer comfortable with APGA’s deceit. Our roads are impassable, our youths are unemployed, and our communities have been neglected.
“Prince Ukachukwu is a man of his word, and this is the time to deliver him to the Government House,” the stakeholders declared.
