APC's Ukachukwu Gets Boost from Former Lawmakers


From: Faith Johnson 

Anambra, In a significant development, over 30 former members of the Anambra State House of Assembly, including five former Speakers, have endorsed Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, for the November governorship election. This endorsement is a boost to Prince Ukachukwu's campaign, as the former lawmakers expressed confidence in his capacity to bring about positive change in Anambra State.

The former assembly members, who have held positions of authority in the state, cited Prince Ukachukwu's leadership skills and vision for the state as reasons for their endorsement. They believe that he has the potential to chart a new course for Anambra State and improve the lives of its citizens. This endorsement is a significant nod to Prince Ukachukwu's candidacy, and it is expected to galvanize support for him among the state's electorate.

The APC candidate has been engaging with various stakeholders in the state, seeking their support and input as he prepares to take on the challenge of governing Anambra State. The endorsement by the former assembly members is a testament to his growing popularity and the confidence that many people have in his ability to lead the state effectively.

The former lawmakers also praised Prince Ukachukwu's commitment to the development of Anambra State and its people. They expressed optimism that, under his leadership, the state would experience significant growth and development. This endorsement is expected to give Prince Ukachukwu a significant advantage in the election, as the former assembly members' influence and reputation in the state could sway the votes of many Anambrans.

With this endorsement, Prince Ukachukwu's campaign has received a significant boost, and he is now better positioned to challenge the incumbent and other candidates in the November election. The APC candidate has vowed to run a people-focused campaign, and this endorsement is a testament to his growing support among the state's electorate.

In a demonstration of his compassion and commitment to the welfare of the people, the governorship candidate, Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, visited the scene of a recent incident in Amichi, Anambra State, and donated millions to the families and shop owners affected by the incident. This gesture has further endeared him to the people of Anambra State, who are increasingly looking up to him as a leader who cares.

Furthermore, Ulkasha Hamza Rahama, SA to the Deputy National Chairman North, commended the candidate and called on the people of Anambra State to rally their support behind him in the forthcoming elections. This endorsement from a key party official is a further boost to Prince Ukachukwu's campaign, and it is expected to energize his supporters to work even harder to ensure his victory in the November election.

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