Soludo’s massive support: 60 groups endorse governor’s re-election bid

Stanley Ihedigbo

Sixty support groups, comprising 120 members under the umbrella of All Soludo Support Groups (ASSG), have endorsed Governor Chukwuma Soludo’s bid for a second term in office.

At a ceremony held at the International Convention Centre in Awka, the groups presented Soludo with a N30 million donation to support his re-election campaign.

To demonstrate their support, the groups presented Governor Soludo with N30 million for his re-election campaign at the International Convention Centre, Awka.

Soludo, overwhelmed by the gesture, revealed a consensus among community leaders, All Progressives Group Alliance (APGA) stakeholders, youths, and students alike, urging him to run for a second term.

According to the  Chief Press Secretary to the governor, Christian Aburime, Soludo attributed the massive support in the state to his administration’s ongoing infrastructure and transformation drive, which has turned Anambra into a destination where economic and business activities thrive, and also a peaceful place for the people.

While expressing his gratitude for the various supports, the governor restated his commitment to sustaining the vision of “One State, One People, One Agenda,” prioritising the needs of the people and executing projects that have transformed the state.

In his remark, the Co-ordinator of the ASSG, Chinedu Nwoye, with other conveners, pledged to support the governor in fulfilling his manifesto and vision for the state, affirming their satisfaction with the numerous achievements of Governor Soludo.

They said voting for Soludo during his gubernatorial election was not a mistake and that he deserved a second term in office.

This development comes on the heels of a similar endorsement by Anambra State students, who donated N2 million for Soludo’s re-election.

This is coupled with the activities of a grassroots support group, called the ‘Soludo Vanguard’, which is also mobilizing for the governor’s re-election campaign.