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Anambra APC Gov Aspirant Declares War On Rising Insecurity, Pledges Safe State
Anambra APC Gov Aspirant Declares War On Rising Insecurity, Pledges Safe State
Paul Chukwuma, a prominent chieftain and former National Auditor of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has announced his candidacy for the 2025 Anambra State governorship election. He made this declaration during a media event in his hometown, Umueri, Anambra East Local Government Area, on Saturday..……READ MORE
In his statement, Chukwuma highlighted his plans to address pressing issues such as insecurity, infrastructure decay, unemployment, and other socio-economic challenges plaguing the state. A business and economics expert, Chukwuma is committed to leveraging his expertise to optimize Anambra’s resources for the benefit of its citizens.
As part of his campaign, Chukwuma emphasized the need for Anambra to align with the APC-led Federal Government to advance the state’s development. Key areas for this alignment include the improvement of roads, railways, gas pipelines, and ports—essential pillars for Anambra’s future progress.
“I will prioritize security and massive infrastructure development. A peaceful state is the foundation for any sustainable development. Investors will not risk their capital in a state where security is compromised. Anambra’s current security situation demands urgent action, and I am ready to implement the necessary solutions,” Chukwuma said.
The aspirant further promised to create an inclusive government that delivers tangible benefits to all Anambra residents. He vowed to focus on improving education, particularly in rural areas, where many schools are in poor condition, and to ensure a conducive environment for job creation and investment.
Chukwuma also criticized the current administration under the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), accusing it of failing to collaborate effectively with the Federal Government, which has contributed to Anambra’s stagnation in critical infrastructure development.
“Our state is in urgent need of development. What the current government could not accomplish in four years cannot be achieved in eight. Anambra does not need eight years to develop. My government will prioritize collaboration, inclusiveness, and efficiency,” he stated.
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