By Tony Ezike
Governor Chukwuma Soludo must understand that governance is not a lecture hall engagement or an endless grammar session. Leadership is measured by action and results; not four years of eloquent speeches with little or no tangible impact on the lives of the people.
When a sitting governor turns to a kidnapper for help in addressing insecurity, like the widely reported involvement in kidnap case of the commander of his Udo GA Achi group, it is nothing short of an admission of failure. The first duty of government is to protect lives and property. Without security, businesses cannot thrive, investors cannot commit, and citizens cannot live with peace of mind.
One is therefore compelled to ask: is the governor’s apparent nonchalance toward security and economic growth because he has no stake in Anambra’s economy, or is it simply a lack of vision and ideas?
Thankfully, Ndi Anambra are not without hope. On November 8, the ballot presents a refreshing alternative; Dr. Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu (Ikukuoma Ndigbo), a proven businessman, investor, and leader of international repute.
Ikukuoma’s unmatched experience in public service, vast investments in real estate and hospitality, philanthropic works, and evangelical grounding have equipped him with the foresight, capacity, and credibility to rebuild Anambra. His deep understanding of the state’s challenges and his proven record of enterprise make him the clear choice for a future of peace and prosperity.
Above all, his commitment to securing Anambra South, which is worst hit by Soludo’s security failures, and his resolve to restore investor confidence across the state highlight his total dedication to Ndi Anambra.
On November 8, the choice before the people is clear: four more years of eloquent speeches without substance, or a leader who is ready to walk the talk and deliver real results that promises to be absolutely more remarkable, compared to his landmark achievements in business and public administration.
Let’s make a governor who listens, cares, and is prepared for transformative change across all Anambra communities, without bias or favoritism. Dr. Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu (Ikukuoma Ndigbo) remains our sure path to the Anambra State of our dreams.
